Jeff is married to Rose Collins and has 3 children. Dr. Collins is minister of Calvary Christian Church. Jeff has been involved with the education and advancement of the sanctity of human life for many years. He helped establish the Greene County Crisis Pregnancy Center in Xenia, Ohio, and served as the president of the board of directors. Dr. Collins is excited about the opportunity to serve in this capacity and looks forward to challenging fellow ministers to get actively involved in the God given responsibility of protecting life.
Born in Lexington, KY, Ben is currently a resident of Cookeville, TN. He is a loving father of three daughters and one granddaughter. Ben served in the U.S. Marine Corps and his current occupation is a carpenter. He is a member of Stevens Street Baptist Church. "I have a deep personal passion for the 'Right To Life' movement. I have a child whose life was terminated by abortion despite my adamant opposition and objection to such a heinous 'choice'. My child was viewed as an unwelcome inconvenience that the mother was not 'ready for'. I love children and I will stand in the breach for them whenever I am given the opportunity. Lord be willing!"
Lois Irby currently serves as the secretary for Putnam County Right to Life and has been involved with the group since 2008. Prior to moving to Cookeville, she and her son James lived in Bella Vista, Arkansas. Lois is a member of Northeast Church of Christ and works as secretary of Tennessee Bible College.
Deana grew up in Dayton, Ohio, and after graduation from West Carrollton Senior High, attended Lipscomb University where she received her B.S. degree in 1974. Deana works as part time staff assistant for the Upper Cumberland-TN Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She is involved in leadership with Community Bible Study and is currently treasurer of Putnam County Right to Life. Deana is married to Lance, and they have one son, Tyler Dean, who is a junior at Tennessee Tech University.
