TJ Morris is a graduate of St. Albans High School and Marshall University. He has worked in the insurance industry for more than 35 years as a licensed insurance adjuster and a licensed insurance agent.

They have two sons, Brett and Blake. Brett graduated from Seton Hill University is now a medical sales representative in Lexington, Kentucky. Blake is a junior at Marshall University. In addition, the Morris family has been a host family for Steven Verplancken for the past 7 years. Steven came from Belgium to play basketball at Teays Valley Christian School Prep, and now plays basketball for Weber State University.

On fall Friday nights, you can find TJ volunteering on a high school football chain crew. He enjoys all sports, but especially high school and college sports. He also loves spending time outdoors, kayaking, fishing, and hunting. He particularly enjoys pheasant hunting with his Wirehaired Pointing Griffon named Rainey.

TJ wholeheartedly believes in giving back to this community. The agency lives by the motto “gratitude is our latitude,” and they always like to have a Giver’s Gain mentality.

In 2004, Walt formed the St. Albans Quarterback Club, which though its “Help Us Help You” mantra, led to the creation of the 25177 Foundation. The 25177 Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides area youth groups with an avenue to raise needed funds by volunteering for community service projects, such as the “Make St. Albans Shine” citywide trash collection. The 25177 Foundation also sponsors the Barbara Hall Memorial Scholarship that is awarded to a Saint Albans High School graduate.

One only need walk down St Albans’ Olde Main Plaza during an event to see the impact Walt has made in his role as businessman, Chamber of Commerce member, Saint Albans Dementia Friendly Co-Chair, Community Educator for the Alzheimer’s Association, Rotarian leader, Councilman-at-Large, Vice Mayor, 25177 Foundation President, and currently West Virginia House of Delegates Representative for District 58. As friendly and personable as he is dedicated, Walt is tireless in his service to his clients and community. He can always be found working shoulder-to-shoulder with his fellow citizens or reprising his role with Susan, his wife of 34 years, as Santa and Mrs. Claus.

Becky has two children Chelsey and Ryan, and two grandchildren, Grayson and Karson. She loves walking, hiking, kayaking, and traveling as long as she is with her family.

She is an advocate of spreading congenital heart defect awareness. She does this because her grandson Grayson was born without the left side of his heart with a defect know as Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS). Because of Grayson’s extensive stay at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, and the family staying at Ronald McDonald House for so long, she also loves to promote and do activities to support our local Ronald McDonald Houses.

Becky is a 1991 graduate of Milton High School. She is a member of Teays Valley Baptist Church, and volunteered with the Awana Club Ministry for more than 20 years. Other organizations she has volunteered with include Habitat for Humanity, Mountain Mission, 25177 Foundation, Backpack Buddies, and Facing Hunger Foodbank.

Amanda attended Calvary Baptist Academy until 10th grade, and then graduated from Hurricane High School in 1999. She holds an Associate’s Degree in Marketing from West Virginia State University.

Amanda and her family have a love for animals, spending 5 years working with a cat rescue, fostering over 100 cats and kittens until they found their forever homes. Over the years, they have had several cats and are currently servants to 7 demanding kitties, one sweet, crazy dog, 2 hamsters, and 2 fish. lt’s a zoo! Besides animals, they love their church, attending and helping out at Teays Valley Baptist Church, where Amanda’s family have been members for 38 years.