b: 1968 , height: 5’9 ¾”, Spouse: Colleen McGrath (m. 1992-2001) Jennifer Getz (m. 2002), Children: Vincent, Sara, Rachel, Haley, Olivia, Tabitha, Micayla, Daniel, Elizabeth, Victoria, Isabella, David

After a time God sent me a second chance
We added two more to the family dance
But time changes people and closes a  store
Yet even in the darkest valley God opens a door

As we got older and thought there was no more,
A basket of children were left at our door. 
Now we look to bring up six more plus the two
Who could have ever imagined all that God knew

Dance, For a Living

Do you remember how you used to put your feet on mine

We’d dance across the rug, you’d hang on with a hug

I would lead you through that ballroom laid out in my mind

The princess and her king, laughing at everything

Though the song would change we always found our rhythm

And with every scene we’d grab some different props

All your life I taught there’s taking and there’s giving

It’s the way you learned to dance, for a living

Then I would tilt you till you hair would almost touch the floor

You’d beg to spin and dip, and then try not to slip

We were making up our own style of choreography

Footloose and flashdance free, it was just you and me

Though the song would change we always found our rhythm

And with every scene we’d grab some different props

All your life I taught there’s taking and there’s giving

It’s the way you learned to dance, for a living

No I never learned to do the waltz or the ballet

And my most impressive move is only just to sway

But I did the best with every given chance

And you followed as I led you through this dance

There will come a day you feel like you’ve got two left feet

You’ll even trip and fall, get up and laugh it off

When it seems your partner doesn’t know the whole routine

Just hold him close to you, just like I taught you to

Though the song would change you’ll always find your rhythm

And with every scene just grab some different props

All your life I taught there’s taking and there’s giving

It’s the way you learned to dance, for a living

Though the song will change we always found our rhythm

And in every scene we grabbed some different props

But it’s not the song you hear that really matters

It’s whose arms you’re lost in, when the music stops