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Tyler County appoints Amy Lamry as veteran service officer, effective Feb. 4
Summary
After interviewing five veteran candidates, the Tyler County Commissioners appointed Amy Lamry as veteran service officer effective Feb. 4, 2026; commissioners said Lamry’s background and experience working with veteran grants made her the preferred candidate.
The Tyler County Commissioners voted Jan. 29 to appoint Amy Lamry as the county’s veteran service officer, with her appointment effective Feb. 4, 2026.
Commissioners said they interviewed five candidates — all veterans — and that Lamry’s resume and prior work with veterans, including grant knowledge, set her apart. One commissioner said the choice was “a no-brainer” after comparing qualifications and experience. The court approved the appointment by voice vote.
Officials thanked Martha (who had been carrying the office during a prior absence) and noted gratitude for other applicants. Commissioners said Lamry brings experience with veteran-services grants and outreach, and they expressed confidence she will be an asset to the county’s veterans.
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