Cheryl Glang is the spouse of a retired NOAA Corps officer and has advocated for military spouses and families since the mid-1990s. She began with the NOAA Officers Family Association, serving as president and treasurer. Working with The Military Coalition, she testified on Capitol Hill on behalf of NOAA Corps families, helping defeat legislation aimed at eliminating the Corps.

Cheryl later served for seven years on the National Military Family Association’s board of directors. She currently serves as Surviving Spouse Liaison for MOAA’s Maryland Council of Chapters and is an active member of the Montgomery County Chapter. She has delivered her “Preparing for Survivorship” presentation to all nine active Maryland MOAA chapters, extending her longstanding commitment to helping military families prepare for the future.

Cheryl also owns and operates a wellness and fitness business focused on helping people move better and live healthier lives. She and her husband live in Ijamsville, Md., with their two Chesapeake Bay Retrievers and are proud grandparents of two grandchildren.