At AMVETS Post 4, our mission is rooted in honoring the courageous men and women who have proudly worn the uniform of the United States Armed Forces. We are steadfast in our commitment to defending the rights and welfare of veterans, fostering camaraderie among our members, and engaging in meaningful community service that uplifts those who have sacrificed for our freedom.
Guided by the enduring values of integrity, service, and patriotism, AMVETS Post 4 works tirelessly to preserve the principles that define our nation. We honor the legacy of America’s heroes by promoting civic pride, inspiring patriotism in future generations, and supporting initiatives that strengthen the well‑being of veterans and their families.
United in purpose, we stand shoulder to shoulder in service to those who have selflessly served our great nation. Through our mission, AMVETS Post 4 strives to build a lasting legacy of support, empowerment, and gratitude—ensuring that every veteran is recognized, respected, and never left behind.
COMMANDER
SHARON DAVIS
Sharon Davis was born into the proud traditions of the United States Air Force. She continued that legacy by marrying an Air Force Sergeant and later answering the call herself, serving on active duty with distinction. After 20 honorable years of military service, she retired from Columbus Air Force Base in 1999, carrying forward the values that shaped her life.
Upon settling in Tampa, Florida, she transitioned seamlessly into civilian leadership as a Director of Compliance in the legal and regulatory field. Her professionalism, discipline, and dedication quickly became hallmarks of her work.
In 2019, she joined AMVETS under the mentorship of Past Post Commander, Past Department Commander, and Past National Commander Horace Johnson. Since that time, she has risen as a respected and influential leader at every level of our organization.
Today, she serves with distinction as:
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Post Commander
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Director of the Post Food Bank
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District III 1st Vice Commander
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Department Judge Advocate
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Department Scholarship Chair
Her past roles include Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Adjutant, 1st Vice Commander, 2nd Vice Commander, District Provost, District 2nd Vice Commander, and Department Adjutant. In recognition of her dedication, she was honored as the 2024–2025 AMVETS Post Officer of the Year.
Sharon Davis embodies the spirit of service—steadfast, principled, and deeply committed to the mission of supporting veterans, their families, and our community. She leads not for recognition, but out of purpose. Not for position, but out of devotion to those who have worn the uniform.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Chairman of Trustees/District III Finance Officer/Department of Florida Deputy Provost Marshal
Eric Cornick
Past Post Commander/Past District Commander/Department of Florida Provost Marshal
Andre Hardy
PAST POST COMMANDER
Doctor Jondexter Toombs, DM
A Legacy of Service, Leadership, and Excellence
Dr. Jondexter Toombs is a distinguished United States Air Force veteran whose career reflects an unwavering commitment to service, education, and leadership. His professional journey is marked by exceptional achievements in both military and civilian spheres, underscoring his dedication to advancing organizational excellence and societal progress.
Dr. Toombs is a multifaceted professional—researcher, scholar, practitioner, leader, educator, activist, published author, and idealist. His academic credentials are a testament to his intellectual rigor and pursuit of lifelong learning. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, followed by a Master of Business Administration (MBA). Recognizing the growing importance of cybersecurity in national and organizational security, he obtained a Master of Science in Cybersecurity with a specialization in Cyber Intelligence. His academic journey culminated in a Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership, positioning him as a thought leader in strategic leadership and organizational development.
Beyond his academic accomplishments, Dr. Toombs has demonstrated exemplary leadership within the AMVETS organization, a national veterans service organization dedicated to advocating for those who have served. His tenure includes pivotal roles such as Post Commander, Judge Advocate, and First Vice Commander of AMVETS Post 4. Currently, he serves as Commander of District III, where his vision and leadership have strengthened programs that support veterans and their families. Additionally, Dr. Toombs holds the position of Chief Financial Officer for the AMVETS Department of Florida and chairs the department’s finance committee, ensuring fiscal responsibility and transparency across the organization.
Dr. Toombs is widely respected for his integrity and adherence to the core values of accountability, dignity, and honor. His steadfast commitment to the Constitution of the United States and the principles outlined in the AMVETS preamble reflects his deep sense of duty and patriotism. Through his leadership, he has championed initiatives that promote self-improvement, community engagement, and service to others, paving the way for a stronger and more inclusive future for veterans nationwide.
As a published author and advocate for leadership development, Dr. Toombs continues to inspire individuals and organizations to embrace excellence, ethical governance, and transformative change. His work exemplifies the belief that true leadership is rooted in service, and his contributions stand as a beacon of hope and progress for generations to come.
Past National Commander/Past Department Commander/Past Post Commander
Horace Johnson
Past National Commander Horace Johnson lived a life defined by service—service to God, to his family, to his country, and to his fellow veterans. From his early years in Cleveland, Ohio, to his distinguished 21-year career in the United States Army and Army National Guard, where he rose to the rank of Sergeant Major, Horace exemplified duty, loyalty, and sacrifice.
He carried those values far beyond his military service. Through his leadership in AMVETS, he championed the needs of veterans across the nation, always advocating with integrity, compassion, and unwavering commitment. Whether in uniform or in civilian life, Horace led with a steady hand and a generous heart.
Scripture reminds us in John 15:13, “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” Horace lived that truth daily. He poured himself into uplifting others, ensuring that veterans were honored, supported, and never forgotten.
As we remember him, may we honor his legacy not only with our words, but through our actions—by serving with the same devotion, loyalty, and joy that defined his remarkable life.
Rest well, Commander Johnson. You have fought the good fight, finished the race, and kept the faith.
Second Vice Commander James Anthony
Finance Officer Dwayne Jones
Judge Advocate Bryan Malcolm
Provost Marshal Craig Dampeer
Chaplain Arthur Jacob
Public Relations Officer (Vacant)
HOURS OF OPERATION
MONDAY 12:00 PM – CLOSE
TUESDAY 8:00 AM – CLOSE
WEDNESDAY 10:00 AM – CLOSE
THURSDAY 10:00 AM – CLOSE
FRIDAY 10:00 AM – CLOSE
SATURDAY 10:00 AM – CLOSE
SUNDAY 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
