Yoli Soler

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Yoli Soler

Originally from El Paso, Texas, Yoli now calls Hawaii home. She lives here with The Husband, three kids, and the family mascots: a spirited little dog and a cat who’s convinced she’s royalty. She juggles the many balls of life as a wife and mom, and is also an experienced English teacher. Yoli has taught across various states and overseas at the university, middle and high school, and now elementary level. Her passion lies in empowering students through the power of reading, and advocating for equitable and meaningful access to education. When she’s not busy moving or unpacking endless boxes from the last move with the family, Yoli dabbles in metalsmithing, singing, exploring the town, and getting lost in a good book. She’s known for cracking jokes to navigate the uncertainties of life, and who knows—maybe she’ll find time to become a comedian yet.

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Taylor was born and raised in a small town near Chattanooga, Tennessee where she developed a love for photography and traveling at a young age. She attended college at Jacksonville State University where she earned a Bachelor’s of Art with a concentration in Photography. During her time at Jacksonville State University, Taylor was selected for the Disney College Program where she would work as a PhotoPass Photographer at the Walt Disney World® Resort in Florida. During this time she met her eventual husband Casey, an active duty Marine serving in Jacksonville, North Carolina as an Aviation Ordnanceman. Taylor and Casey were married 18 months later and would continue on to be stationed in Beaufort South Carolina followed by Auburn Alabama where they would welcome their son Finley. As a family of four (which includes their Golden-doodle, Cash) they are currently enjoying their time “Where America’s Day Begins” on the beautiful island of Guam. On top of being a stay at home mom, Taylor works as a Magic Maker® with Off to Neverland Travel® planning unforgettable adventures for her clients, volunteering with the USO, and continuously expanding her photography portfolio. As a military spouse and mom, Taylor recognizes the importance of community and is honored to lead The Military Mom Collective.