The Oath Never Ends Foundation provides critical gear and training to law enforcement and first responders across America.
Eric Estabrook
ERIC IS A BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS NATIVE, BORN IN 1988, WITH A LIFELONG PASSION FOR COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY. FROM A FAMILY ROOTED IN MILITARY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICE, HE ANSWERED THE CALL TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY EARLY, ENLISTING IN THE U.S. ARMY AS A COMBAT ENGINEER ON AUGUST 22, 2007, AT AGE 19.
IN 2009, ERIC DEPLOYED TO WARDAK PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN, AS PART OF A SPECIALIZED COUNTER-IED TASK FORCE FOCUSED ON LOCATING AND DISABLING IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICES TO ENSURE FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT FOR AFGHAN CIVILIANS AND COALITION FORCES. HE GRADUATED FROM THE ARMY'S SAPPER LEADER COURSE, EARNING THE PRESTIGIOUS SAPPER TAB.
SOON AFTER BEING PROMOTED TO THE RANK OF STAFF SERGEANT, ERIC DEPLOYED AGAIN TO LOGAR PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN, SERVING AS A SQUAD LEADER AND NCOIC OF ALL DISMOUNTED PATROL OPERATIONS. HE ALSO TRAINED ISAF PARTNER FORCES, INCLUDING CZECH AND JORDANIAN TROOPS. FOR HIS LEADERSHIP AND CONTRIBUTIONS DURING THIS DEPLOYMENT, HE WAS AWARDED THE BRONZE STAR MEDAL BEFORE RETURNING TO FORT BRAGG.
FOLLOWING HIS ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE, ERIC TRANSITIONED TO THE ARMY RESERVE AS A DRILL SERGEANT. HE HONORABLY ENDED HIS MILITARY SERVICE IN LATE 2018.
IN DECEMBER 2025, DRIVEN BY HIS ENDURING COMMITMENT TO SERVICE, ERIC FOUNDED THE OATH NEVER ENDS FOUNDATION. THE NONPROFIT PROVIDES CRITICAL EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING—AT NO COST TO AGENCIES—TO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND FIRST RESPONDERS ACROSS AMERICA. RECOGNIZING THAT MANY DEPARTMENTS LACK THE RESOURCES NEEDED TO EQUIP THEIR PERSONNEL ADEQUATELY, ERIC ESTABLISHED THE FOUNDATION TO BRIDGE THIS GAP AND CONTINUE SUPPORTING THOSE WHO PROTECT OUR COMMUNITIES.
ERIC'S MISSION REFLECTS HIS CORE BELIEF: THE SWORN OATH TO PROTECT AND DEFEND THIS GREAT NATION IS A LIFELONG COMMITMENT THAT NEVER ENDS. THROUGH THE OATH NEVER ENDS FOUNDATION, HE REMAINS DEDICATED TO SERVING HIS COUNTRY AND COMMUNITIES IN NEW AND IMPACTFUL WAYS.
Nick Goyak
Nick was raised in Southern California, where he developed a strong sense of discipline, service, and commitment to community. Following high school, he enlisted in the United States Army, gaining valuable leadership experience and a foundation in teamwork, resilience, and operational excellence. Nick DEPLOYED TO AFGHANISTAN IN 2009 AS A DISMOUNT TEAM LEADER CONDUCTING COUNTER-IED OPERATIONS. AFTER ACTIVE DUTY, HE CONTINUED HIS SERVICE IN THE CALIFORNIA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AS A PLATOON SERGEANT.
After completing his military service, Nick returned to academia, earning degrees in Fire Science and Criminal Justice. He further advanced his career in emergency services by becoming a Nationally Registered EMT Paramedic, demonstrating his dedication to public safety and critical response.
Nick spent a decade working in the firearms industry, where he built extensive expertise in safety, operations, and regulatory environments. Since 2021, he has served with the Transportation Security Administration as an Explosives Detection Canine Handler, playing a vital role in national security and threat detection.
NICK’S CAREER REFLECTS A CONTINUED COMMITMENT TO PUBLIC SAFETY AND NATIONAL SECURITY.
Sonny Korth
Originally from Wisconsin, Sonny began his career of service by joining the U.S. Army in 2007 as a Combat Engineer. An Airborne-qualified paratrooper, he was stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and Fort Carson, Colorado. He deployed to Afghanistan to conduct route clearance operations and was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds sustained in combat. He is also a graduate of the elite Sapper Leader Course.
During his active-duty career, Sonny utilized the Army’s Tution Assistance program to complete a B.S. in Marketing and later utilized the GI Bill to earn both an MBA and a Master’s degree in Human Resources. After transitioning from the military, he established a career in public sector finance, where he currently manages a portfolio of approximately $60 million.
Now living in the hills of Pennsylvania, Sonny is an avid outdoorsman and remains committed to advancing the welfare of veterans, service members, and law‑enforcement professionals. He brings a unique blend of operational experience, education, and financial stewardship.
Adam Jameson
Adam is a U.S. Army Airborne Combat Engineer veteran whose ten years of service took him from private to Sergeant First Class, earning both the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for his actions in combat. His military career was defined by hands‑on technical expertise, steady leadership, and a deep commitment to the soldiers he led.
After leaving active duty, Adam continued contributing to global security as a contracted training specialist, where he developed and implemented curriculum for the Niger Armed Forces. His work strengthened partner‑nation readiness and supported long‑term stability in a challenging operational environment.
Adam now serves the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a caseworker, advocating for individuals and families navigating essential support systems. He also serves as the Administrative Officer for Oath Never Ends, helping guide organizational operations,and program development.
