CLARKSVILLE, TN – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Clarksville (BBBSC) is happy to announce the appointment of two new employees to the BBBSC team, retired law enforcement officer Thomasa Munroe and Purple Heart recipient Joshua Peltz.

Thomasa Munroe will serve as Program Manager for BBBSC. She holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Phoenix. Thomasa previously worked for the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) as a Sergeant over the Officer Field Training Program. She oversaw training and compliance of all new hires. Thomasa also worked as an Offender Services Officer for Adult Probation. Responsibilities included case management, counseling, and resource coordination.

During her tenure at the Sheriff’s Office, Thomasa played a pivotal role in the launch of a new comprehensive software program encompassing all first responder management systems for the Montgomery County. Under her leadership, the system was successfully launched three months ahead of schedule. Thomasa retired from government service in 2021 before entering the private sector.

Joshua Peltz will serve as the Marketing and Communications Specialist for BBBSC. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Communications and Digital Marketing from Franklin University. Josh is a retired U.S. Army First Sergeant with over 20 years of military service as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician. He was awarded a Purple Heart for injuries sustained in Afghanistan. He is also the recipient of five Bronze Star Medals and four Meritorious Service Medals.

Since 2018, he has worked as a professional photographer, videographer, and graphic designer. He has built full branding and marketing packages for more than a dozen successful local political campaigns, as well as several area businesses. Additionally, Joshua has provided photo and video production services to Tennova Hospital and Dongwa Electrolyte.

“Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Thomasa Munroe and Joshua Peltz as they join Big Brothers Big Sisters of Clarksville,” said Executive Director Sandra Brandon. “We are excited to embark on a new chapter of empowering young lives and fostering positive change in our community.”