Dr. Robert A. Morgan is a Cybersecurity Architect and U.S. Navy Veteran with over 14 years of experience in secure systems, software engineering, and risk management. He holds a doctorate in cybersecurity and blends his technical expertise with a deep passion for the arts. As the founder of Dancing Veterans San Diego, a nonprofit offering free Latin dance classes to veterans and their families, Dr. Morgan promotes healing, connection, and community. His mission bridges the digital and human experience—building secure systems by day and strengthening lives through movement and music by night. He leads with service, creativity, and purpose.

Gza Lone is a proud U.S. Navy veteran who honorably served 12 years on active duty and 3 years in the reserves. Born in the Philippines and raised in Las Vegas, she brings a unique blend of cultural heritage and military experience to her mission. Gca is deeply passionate about advocating for veterans, focusing on helping them access the benefits and care they have earned. Her dedication stems from a strong belief in supporting those who served, ensuring no veteran is left behind. Through her advocacy, she continues to uplift and empower the veteran community with compassion and purpose.

Alex Taylor, a United States Marine Corps veteran, discovered Latin dance as a powerful tool for managing PTSD after multiple overseas deployments. Dance became a therapeutic outlet that helped him reduce anxiety, reconnect with his body, and break through moments of dissociation. The rhythm of the music and the structure of the movement offered both emotional release and mental clarity. Beyond personal healing, Latin dance connected Alex with a vibrant, supportive community of fellow dancers and veterans. Today, he continues to share his passion, using dance not only as a coping mechanism but also as a bridge to fellowship and purpose.

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Victor’s passion for salsa and bachata was inspired by his mother, who introduced him to dance at a young age. He began his official dance journey in San Diego in 2003 and quickly became known for his energy and talent. As a U.S. Navy veteran, Victor brings the same drive and discipline from his service into his work with the organization. He dedicates his time to keeping the mission alive and self-sustaining, helping others heal and connect through movement. Through dance, Victor continues to serve—uplifting his community with rhythm, passion, and unwavering commitment.