Tamara Correa Bohanon

Tamara Correa Bohanon is an active Member of the Junior League of Fort Worth, with roots in Brooklyn, New York. She has dedicated her life to serving the community. As a former New York City Police Officer, during the time of 9/11, to now the Security Manager at Lockheed Martin, Tammy feels that her choices in life have molded her into the woman she is today and the story she has to share. 

Tamara's career is defined by exceptional service, leadership, and dedication to her community. At just 20 years old she fearlessly served the City of New York, as part of the elite City-wide Anti-Gang Enforcement. A decade later, after relocating to Fort Worth, Texas, Tamara expanded her impact in public service as a Felony Probation Officer for the City of Waxahachie and then as Security Manager at Lockheed Martin. Tamara is an expert in her field, with a strong knowledge of security regulations, attention to detail, cross-cultural communication skills, and the ability to tackle complex issues with precision. 

With a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, Tamara is committed to understanding and addressing societal challenges through an informed lens. She has served in various Junior League roles, making an impact through Girls on the Run and serving teachers and students in the Fort Worth Independent School District and Young Women's Leadership Academy. She has also held various leadership roles in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. as the Beta Rho chapter President at Shaw University to Graduate Advisor and Assistant Recording Secretary in the Beta Mu Omega chapter in Fort Worth. 

Today she serves on the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Committee of the Junior League of Fort Worth, is a devoted member of Destiny Church, and is active in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Beta Mu Omega chapter. Her unwavering commitment to making a meaningful impact has shaped her into the accomplished professional and compassionate leader she is.