Garrett Puckett

GARRETT PUCKETT, CEO
Financial Adviser:S.7&66|VA Mortgage Broker/Banker|Health/Life Insurance|Realtor

Garrett grew up in Houston, Tx. where his family worked in the real estate market through both brokerage and investments.

He graduated in 1999 from Appalachian State University in Boone, NC with a degree in Business Administration.

Post graduation, Garrett settled in Austin where he learned the mortgage and finance business sectors.

A natural progression was to obtain his license in real estate, in addition to the Series 7 and 66 investment certifications.

In 2005 he started the Security America brand of financial products, with the inception of Security America Mortgage.

A fifth generation Texan, Garrett has the work ethic of the ranchers, farmers, bankers and lawyers running through his veins.

Up early and attacking the day, this helped Garrett as the CEO of a small local business, survive the financial crisis and develop the brand into a national presence.

He credits his maternal and fraternal family who served and are still serving our country with his vision of providing veterans, through his management team and employees, with the most outstanding financial services they can obtain.

GARRETT’S MILITARY FAMILY TREE…“My maternal grandfather, Charles D. Doriocourt, Sr. served in the US Marine Corp in WWI. He was wounded in action in France and would have received a Purple Heart, but these were not available until later in history. My maternal uncle, Charles D. Doriocourt, Jr. served in the US Army in WWII. He survived the Normandy invasion and the Battle of the Bulge. He too was a decorated war hero. Uncle Charles went back to college after the war on the GI bill. Many years later he rejoined army intelligence. My fraternal grandfather, Harlan N. Puckett was a captain in WWII and a paymaster. A cousin, Frankie Puckett, a very interesting lady, served in WWII and was in army intelligence during the war and post war. She met Sir Winston Churchhill while in London. Two cousins served in the marines, and one is serving now as a navy attorney.”