Orville MannOrville Mann, born near a small town in Indiana, his grandparents raised him. He attended Kent grade school and went to Hanover High School, Hanover, Indiana. His senior year, he attended Mount Carmel High School, Lawson, Kentucky. He got his High Scool diploma from there. In 1957, he became a member of the Indiana Army National Guard, and in 1965, they commissioned him as a second lieutenant. He resigned his commission as the first lieutenant in 1969 to go to Bible College. In the interim, three years after graduation, after a short romance in 19 60, he married his wife of 62 years, Nena Hayes. To this union were born two children, five grandchildren and six great grandsons He attended a variety of military schools during his time in the Army National Guard. He went to Fort Knox; he got branch-qualification training. After being called into the ministry, in 1971, he enrolled in God's Bible school and college in Cincinnati, Ohio. From there, he transferred to Kansas City College and Bible School in Overland Park, Kansas. During his time in college there, he pastored the First Wesleyan Church, Kansas City, Kansas. The churches of Christ in Christian Union ordained him in 1983 by. In 1996, he received Bachelor's degree in Pastoral Counseling degree from Lael College Graduate school in 1999. For the last 30 years, he has pastored the Mount Tabor Wesley church of Bedford Kentucky. After aiding his cousin to finish a book, he was writing. He enjoyed writing, and this prompted him to write "The Adventures of George Lee" series. Read More Read Less