Some mentors never stop showing up. Coppell School Resource Officer "Tee" Warmsley drove 423 miles to Missouri to watch former student Modjet Brown graduate from Army Advanced Individual Training. Warmsley began mentoring Brown when he was in eighth grade and has stood beside him through milestone after milestone, from his senior walk at Coppell High School to his Army swearing-in, and now his AIT graduation. "It's so easy to be hardheaded, but when you're willing to be coachable... the sky's the limit," Brown told NBC 5. He hopes their story reminds people that showing up for someone can change a life. #NorthTexas #Coppell #Mentorship #GoodNews #Army #Community #NBCDFW