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Veterans' Service & Advocacy

Rudolph Tinker's military service history and advocacy for veterans in Palm Beach County.

Rudolph Tinker’s Army Journey

A Legacy of Service

Rudolph "Rudy" Tinker enlisted in the United States Army in 2002, driven by a deep sense of duty following the events of September 11th. Serving honorably from 2002 to 2005 during the Global War on Terror, Rudy learned the true meaning of leadership, discipline, and sacrifice.

His service wasn't just about the uniform; it was about protecting the values we hold dear and ensuring that those who serve our country are never forgotten when they return home. Today, he brings that same mission-driven focus to his campaign for County Commission.

Rudolph Tinker Military Portrait

Supporting Our Heroes Locally

Palm Beach County VA

The West Palm Beach VA Medical Center is a lifeline for thousands of veterans in our community. Rudy believes that local government must play a proactive role in partnering with the VA to ensure veterans have seamless access to healthcare, mental health resources, and housing assistance.

As your Commissioner, Rudy will advocate for expanded transportation options for veterans to reach the VA and push for local initiatives that bridge the gap between federal benefits and local needs.

Shawn Ellis

Shawn Ellis

USMC Sergeant Major

"I retired with honors, and I've also had the distinct pleasure to work with Mr. Rudolph Tinker as he led company operations, with professionalism, knowledge, passion and a smile. It's great to see that his tireless efforts will be put to the greater good, throughout the district."

Your Service Matters

Share Your Story

Are you a veteran or a family member of one in District 6? We want to hear your story. Share your experiences, challenges, or photos of your service. Together, we can ensure Palm Beach County remains a community that honors those who served.

Rudolph Tinker Military Portrait

Rudolph Tinker is a veteran of the U.S. Army. Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense.

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