Pressley Family

Featured here is the Pressley family, Kenneth & Loretta, Dave & Kathy, Katie, Kelley & Frank Holik with their son Tyson, Jackie & Keith with their girls Kristen & Alexa. The entire family has live in Mansfield their entire lives & are all members of the Walnut Ridge Baptist Church. Kenneth & Keith are both auctioneers for Manheim Auto Auctions. Kenneth has been an auctioneer for 60 years & Keith for 15 years. They have been involved with such organizations as The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce, The Cancer Society, Roundup for Autism, The Oakridge School, Silver Spurs Gala, Busting Diabetes, ALS Charity Auctions & Cowtown Ball. Kenneth was also inducted into The Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame in 2007. Loretta is a retired Vice President of Frost Bank. Keith & Jackie’s youngest daughter Alexa has been on the Head Master’s List for the past two years at The Oakridge School & their oldest daughter Kristen plays All-Conference volleyball for Oklahoma Baptist University. Kelley is a counselor at Kennedale High School & Frank is an engineer for Bell Helicopter. David & Kathy Cooley are retired educators with the Mansfield School District.

Brock & Maggie Stevens

Fort Worth, Texas, what a great place to call home. Brock and Maggie Stevens have two wonderful children, Palmer (12) and Stewart (9). They are members of McKinney Bible Church. Brock is the owner of a vending company and stays very busy with charity work with the Henry House Foundation, the Ben Hogan Foundation and others. He is a singer/songwriter, loves golf and most of all watching his boys play all sports. Maggie stays busy as Director of Special Education at Everman ISD. She’s a graduate of TCU. She volunteers at the boy’s school and church camps. “We all have trials and tribulations in life but if you laugh, you think and cry, that’s a full day.”

Milton Family

The Milton Family. Pictured are Henry Milton and Dr. Amani Terrell Milton and their two children, Micah (age 2) and Elijah (age 4). Henry and Amani are both from the Dallas area. They met while he was working as a psychiatry therapist at Children's Medical Center in Dallas and Amani was a third year medical student at UT Southwestern. They moved to Cincinnati in 2005, where Amani did her pediatric residency training and Henry worked as an addiction counselor. They moved to Fort Worth in 2008 and have been there ever since. Currently, Amani is an inpatient pediatrian at Cook Children's Hospital and Henry is a child development fellow at TCU.

Anderson Family

Pictured is the Anderson family, Chuck and Dave are the proprietors of Automotive Performance Unlimited (A.P.U.) where mom Jean runs the office and keeps the boys in line. This year A.P.U. celebrates 25 years of business repairing and restoring automobiles, specializing in Corvettes. Chuck, his wife Sharon, and Dave have been active in the Texas chapter of the National Corvette Restorers Society for many years. Sharon is a fianance manager for a large tech company. Long time Fort Worth residents, Chuck, Sharon and Dave all attended Southwest High School.