Paige Dempsey Rockett always knew wanted to lead a life of helping others since she was 11 years old, but it was during college when she discovered her calling. Dreams of one day working in Africa as a medical missionary turned into becoming a beacon of hope and healing for U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War. Paige learned how she could serve others from a Red Cross recruiter on campus and knew it would be her next adventure. "I was there to serve our troops," Paige said. “Those young rascals — those lonely GIs, far, far from home — stole my heart and never gave it back." Paige enrolled in the Supplemental Recreational Activities Overseas (SRAO) program as what was affectionately known as a Donut Dolly. In that role, she was a listening ear for troops and organized recreational activities for them like trivia and competitions. But it wasn't just fun and games for the Dollies. Paige learned military protocol, practiced carrying equipment in and out of helicopters, and slept in bun...