Roger HolcombOften, I observe, people do not allow themselves to experience the wholeness of life. So the life experience may have started with me as a small lad, working along with my grandfather, Amos Brady Westfall. As my grandfather worked several jobs, as a chool teachwer in one room school, a blacksmith, and also a farmer in Jackson County, West Virginia. Growing up I went to school finished in 1970, then moved to Ohio and worked. Then I met my wife Fraun. We got married and had our first son two years later. We attended an Assembly of God. We then moved to my hometown in West Virginia, I worked in a small church there. I was working to become a minister. We had two other children. Their names is Roger, Shawna, and Brady. They grew up and married and blessed us with nine grandchildren. We now have seven great grandchildren. In 1990-1995 I pastored a small independent church. In 1995-2002, I pastored in West Virginia, and Holstein Conference in Virgina. I'm now retired and resides in Radford, Virginia, with family and friends. Read More Read Less