Roland and Joan prepare to say goodbye to Fort Marshall. He was introduced in Season 2 as then-LTC Joan Burton's maternity cover when she was deputy garrison commander. —Nancy Cunningham, Vacaville, Calif. Delaney, 51, has made the decision to leave “Army Wives,” so even though the series has been renewed for its seventh season, she will not be returning. They have a daughter Sara Elizabeth and an adopted son David. She comes from a less privileged background and is extremely independent, having had to contend with an alcoholic mother and an unstable home life for much of her childhood and teen years. Michael Lange. He and Pamela divorce during the time frame between Season 4 and 5. The diplomat's wife personally called Jackie after the Army gave her "the run-around". The last of six months allotted to evacuate Fort Marshall, everyone is about ready; but Roxie, whose friends fear she's in denial. The Burtons and Sherwoods invite them over for dinner in an effort to make them feel more comfortable and accepted. Mrs Grayson used her own tactics against her by "accidentally" leaving a file of a highly classified project dating back to the Kosovo War, knowing that Lenore would look at it to gain the advantage. Several weeks later he proposed to her after learning she would be returning to Fort Marshall earlier than expected and intended to marry her when he got back. Hector is introduced as a young and inexperienced private first class in 2LT Trevor LeBlanc's platoon. His tall and gangling physique and trademark ponytail make him instantly recognizable to employees and customers. She used Marilyn Polarski to spread rumors about how Claudia Joy "killed someone" and got "kicked out of Harvard" (Claudia Joy had fallen asleep behind the wheel and knocked over a pedestrian but voluntarily withdrew from Harvard) and that Amanda was born out of wedlock and not Michael's legitimate child. At the start of Season 6 he is a second lieutenant and platoon leader. In Season 2 she makes use of Claudia Joy's daughter Emmalin's infatuation with a soldier in hopes of driving a wedge between mother and daughter for her own gain. When Gloria Cruz moves to Fort Marshall with her husband in Season 6 Roxy helps her out and they become good friends. Both eventually realize that they still love each other deep down and reconcile and remarry in the episode "Strategic Alliances", much to their children's delight. In the Season 2 episode "Safe Havens" he was deployed to Iraq. Specialist Tanya Gabriel (portrayed by Erin Krakow) is a nurse at the base hospital and Jeremy Sherwood's fiancée. Michael unknowingly encourages Kat's daughter Hannah, a Citadel cadet, to switch from Air Force to Army. Her husband eventually discovered and Marilyn angrily confronted Roxy, accusing of telling Trevor, who was acquainted with her husband, about the affair, which Roxy denied. Coincidentally he was part of sniper team that rescued Dr. Roland Burton and Claudia Joy Holden from a deranged armed soldier suffering from PTSD in the Season 1 episode "One of Our Own" and also rescued then-Major General Michael Holden and several hostages from the Taliban in Afghanistan at the end of Season 4. Army Wives is an American drama television series that aired Lifetime from June 3, 2007 to June 9, 2013 for a total of seven seasons and 117 episodes. She works as a nurse practitioner at Mercer Army Medical Center, the on-post hospital serving Fort Marshall. During his first week at Fort Marshall he is introduced to the LeBlanc boys and Katie and Lucas Moran and befriends them. The troops get orders to return to Fort Marshall; Maggie bonds with Caroline; Latasha worries about unexpected expenses; Hector gets some sad news; Gloria searches for a new apartment; the soldiers come under attack in Afghanistan. He married as an eighteen-year-old "dumb ass Private" and divorced about eight months later. After seeing that Viola's new improvements were effective, Roxy apologizes and asks her to come back to help. [21] Additionally he used Trevor LeBlanc several times to get back at Joan, knowing that Trevor, as a subordinate, was forced to obey his orders. She was assigned to COL Frank Sherwood's brigade as an intelligence analyst for the Narubu mission as her area of expertise was Africa and rescued 2LT Trevor LeBlanc's platoon from a potentially catastrophic hostage situation through negotiation. They had two daughters, Amanda Joy and Emmalin Jane. When Roxy moves to Tacoma, Washington with her husband, Gloria becomes the manager of the Hump Bar. Jackie Clarke (portrayed by Kelli Williams) is the wife of Major General Kevin Clarke, commander of the 32nd Airborne Division. It came to a head at the end of Season 2 when she attempted to elope with PFC Logan Atwater (Paul Wesley), a young soldier in her father's division, in defiance of her father's move to Brussels, Belgium when he was assigned to NATO headquarters. Towards the end of Season 6 Roxy and the boys move to Tacoma, Washington when Trevor received his PCS orders to Fort Lewis in Washington. The Seventh Season of Army Wives is preimere on March 10, 2013 on the Lifetime channel. [2] When Fort Marshall was announced to be closed and the 23rd Division disbanded, Michael recommended him for the position of commander of the 173rd Airborne Brigade in Italy but instead he was scheduled to be "PCS-ed" to Fort Hope in North Carolina and made a brigade commander in the 32nd Airborne Division based there. Roxy offers Gloria a job at The Hump Bar to help with finances. When her sister Amanda died in season 1, Emmalin struggled to deal with her grief but hid it away from her parents. She is introduced in the second episode of Season 7 when she comes to The Hump Bar in hopes of selling her apple pies. He and Jackie have two children: son Patrick, a recent West Point graduate, and daughter Sophie, who is a boarder at the prestigious Phillips Exeter Academy. When Roxy asked why, he stated that he himself was adopted and wanted them to know what it felt like to have a real father and a family who wanted them. Colonel Joan Burton (portrayed by Wendy Davis) is the wife of Dr. Roland Burton. They became good friends ever since. He and Denise had a son Jeremy, who was killed in action during a mission in Afghanistan. Eventually Roxy found about it and told her to pursue her dreams, using the pretext of financial difficulties resulting from the ban on service personnel to "fire" her at the end of Season 3. He returned home suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder and survivor guilt, as he had switched places with PFC Rison just minutes before the shooting. She was an alcoholic, although not abusive towards her daughter. She is introduced in the episode "Brace for Impact". Master Sergeant Chase Roderick Moran (portrayed by Jeremy Davidson) is the husband of Pamela Moran. The bar remains popular with service personnel and their spouses. The series stars Brigid Brannagh, Brian McNamara, Sterling K. Brown, Wendy Davis, Drew Fuller, Terry Serpico and Catherine Bell. Major General Kevin Clarke (portrayed by Robert John Burke) is commander of 32nd Airborne Division and husband of Jackie Clarke. Roxy mentioned that she slipped to Pamela and Marilyn confronted Pamela about it, which Pamela also vehemently denied. After enduring a miscarriage she gives birth to twin sons in Season 6. The children are close to their father and his frequent and often abrupt deployments frustrated them. In the Season 4 episode "AWOL" she and Jeremy meet at the field hospital in Afghanistan when he brought in a buddy who dislocated a shoulder playing football during downtime. He had been married to New York City girl Gloria for about three weeks when he first arrives at Fort Marshall. A club owner happened to be there and tried to talk Viola into joining his business but she repeatedly turned him down as she had grown fond of Roxy. Later in Season 1 he became the acting garrison commander of Fort Marshall, taking over Brigadier General Baker after the latter suffered a brain aneurysm. It becomes apparent that the relationship between mother and daughter is frosty and somewhat strained. After he took his father's gun and went on a rampage at home, he was admitted to the psychiatric ward at Mercer. Denise later meets his best friends PFC Riggs and SPC Giron, who hand her several photos of Jeremy they had taken in Afghanistan and personally thank her for sending Jeremy extra care packages to share with them. Let’s see how the cast is doing since the show’s ending in 2013! [12][13] He and Finn quickly adjust to life on post and befriended Pamela's children Katie and Lucas. Hector finds out about Gloria and Patrick. Sergeant First Class Leon "Ski" Wisniewski (portrayed by Adam Boyer) is 2LT Trevor LeBlanc's former platoon sergeant and right-hand man. He and Roxy later have twin boys. She and Denise, as the older and more "experienced" Army wives, often help out the other wives, especially the younger and newly married ones. The following are the medals and service awards fictionally worn by Colonel Sherwood. He holds the rank of Major and is an ER specialist. He proposed two days after meeting her face-to-face. Roxy was raising Finn and his older half-brother T.J. by herself when she met (and eventually married) Trevor, who then legally adopted Finn and T.J. as his own. Betty Camden (portrayed by Patricia French) was the former owner of The Hump Bar. In Season 3, after a brief stint at NATO, he became commander of the 23rd Airborne Division and received his second star by the conclusion of the season. In Season 6 the family move to Tacoma, Washington when he is reassigned to the 2nd Ranger Battalion based at Fort Lewis. In Season 3 he was promoted to lieutenant colonel and made then-Brigadier General Holden's G-3 at Division headquarters. While in Iraq he nearly lost a buddy to a roadside bomb and witnessed PFC Rison's fatal shooting. Marilyn Polarski (portrayed by Kate Kneeland) was the wife of Sergeant George Polarski, an NCO in Trevor's unit. Frank had hoped he would take up the offer at West Point but Jeremy refused and it created tension between father and son. Dale's widow Hazel sold the bar to a young couple, revealed to be Betty's parents. Viola Crawford (portrayed by Tonya Pinkins) is a former employee and Roxy's assistant at The Hump Bar. His workaholic nature took a toll on their marriage and, while he loves Jackie, they have had a love-hate relationship. They frequently babysit each other's children. Roxy was able to persuade him as she had found a school near their new post with a similar program. Roxanne "Roxy" LeBlanc (née Brooks) (portrayed by Sally Pressman) is the wife of 2LT Trevor LeBlanc. When they first started traffic patrol together, she was put off by his aloof and taciturn exterior but they become on friendly terms after some time. Despite this it is apparent that she allowed Marda access to Finn and TJ as they call her "Grandma" and enjoy her presence. She and her husband were family friends of the Holdens. Her daughter is a student at The Citadel and is expected to follow her mother into the "family business" (the Air Force). He was killed in action, aged 22, by a RPG during a gunfight outside Kandahar just weeks before the 23rd was due to return home. The series stars Brigid Brannagh, Brian McNamara, Sterling K. Brown, Wendy Davis, Drew Fuller, Terry Serpico and Catherine Bell. Latasha worries about Quincy's future in the Army. He was a psychiatrist at the base medical center in Season 1. However, Lenore has confessed to Claudia Joy that she envies the fact that she is eloquent, educated and has a circle of close friends and a family man for a husband. Army Wives has been renewed for a seventh season by Lifetime, but star Kim Delaney likely won't be returning for the 13-episode run in 2013, according to Deadline. He legally adopts Roxy's sons Finn and TJ and treats them as his own children while the boys similarly took to him. She then went to Claudia Joy demanding credit and an "advisory" position for her husband. Her death was especially hard on Michael and Denise. The character first appeared in the episode "Viral". Lieutenant Colonel Evan Connor (portrayed by Matthew Glave) is an officer at garrison headquarters. Much to Joan's ire, he often went behind her back and made decisions without consulting her while excusing himself with the fact that he was of equal rank with her and is therefore not obliged to follow her orders. The tribe gathers for Claudia Joy's dedication ceremony. She was well known amongst the Army wives as the "Gossip Queen". It began affecting his performance during training, earning him severe reprimands from both Trevor[7] and their platoon sergeant SFC Leon Wisniewski and the threat of an Article 15. Roxy discovers that Betty has stage 1 breast cancer in the episode "Rules of Engagement". Joan and Roland have a daughter Sara Elizabeth, whose godparents are Michael and Claudia Joy Holden, and a son David. Denise Sherwood (portrayed by Catherine Bell) is the wife of Colonel Frank Sherwood. T.J. was mentioned to be aged 12 in season 5,[12] meaning that he would have been around 6 or 7 when the show premiered. People of Fort Marshall mourn the loss of one of their own. Lieutenant General Michael James Holden (portrayed by Brian McNamara) is the commander of the (fictional) XVII Airborne Corps, the formation to which the 32nd Airborne Division and the former 23rd Airborne Division belong to. [23] Pamela later discovered that she was a victim of spousal abuse and that she was petrified of her husband George. During the first season his marriage hit a rough time, especially during the first season, as Roland dealt with loneliness and Joan suffered from PTSD after returning from a controversial mission. Almost a decade after "Army Wives" premiered and ended on Lifetime, the cast members of the show have since moved on with their lives, leaving their characters behind. The main room frequently hosted USO concerts for troops stationed at Fort Marshall during World War II. Baker was forced to retire on medical grounds and Michael was promoted and his position made permanent. Despite their best efforts, the tribe falls short of their fundraising goals for Claudia Joy's garden until Gloria discovers Holly has a hidden talent that could help them. [4] His father had been within the vicinity with headquarters company at that time and escorted his body home to Fort Marshall. This season will including new characters and goodbye to old character. After Claudia Joy's death, Emmalin considers dropping out of college for a year but Michael convinced her to stay in college because that's what Claudia Joy would have wanted. [15] They are best friends with Lucas and Katie Moran (Pamela and Chase's children) and David Burton (Roland and Joan's adopted son). She is then promoted to colonel and later becomes garrison commander of Fort Marshall. They renamed it "The Hump Bar" after The Hump, a landmark in Himalayas Allied pilots frequently flew over en route to China; Betty's father's cousin served as a pilot during the War. When Roxy was about to sell the bar, he threatened to quit as he felt the potential buyer was a "scumbag" for using frozen rather than fresh food.[19]. Kelli Williams ("The Practice") joins the cast this season, playing Jacqueline "Jackie" Clarke, the ambitious wife of two-star Major General Kevin Clarke. It is revealed that Nicole's mother had difficulty accepting that her daughter was lesbian, hence Nicole's initial reluctance to make the relationship legal. He was initially attracted to her but she rejected him when she realized that she was still in love with Chase despite being divorced. Nicole eventually proposes to Charlie and agrees to stop hiding their relationship. She becomes a FRG leader during Season 6 and helps new Army wives adjust to Fort Marshall. Army Wives follows the struggles, dreams and friendships of a diverse group of women -- and one man -- living with their spouses and families on an active army post. She goes back to New York as she missed her family but returns to Fort Marshall before Roxy moves to Tacoma with Trevor. 'Army Wives' Is Renewed for Season 7, Kim Delaney May Not Return Lifetime won't confirm whether all the cast members will return for the upcoming season, but promises that an announcement will be made closer to the start date. Hector finds out about Gloria and Patrick. They agreed to separate but chose not to tell Jeremy as he was about to deploy and they hoped to spare him the pain but unfortunately Jeremy eventually found out himself. During an era when the US Armed Forces still practiced segregation, it was the only bar in Charleston which did not adhere to segregation laws as Dale was a staunch believer in racial equality. Gloria struggled to adapt to life as an Army wife and at Fort Marshall and it concerned Hector. Frank and Denise Sherwood treated her like a surrogate daughter even after Jeremy's death. After a failed shotgun marriage and another failed relationship, which each yielded a son, Finn and TJ, she meets then-PFC Trevor LeBlanc at a bar and accepts his marriage proposal.
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