Jay Childress was born in Roanoke, Virginia. He is the co-founder of the Roanoke Valley Driver Training School along with his wife, Nancy. Jay has retired from Roanoke City Schools after 33 years of service. He taught at James Madison Middle School for 27 years, serving 32 seasons as baseball coach. Jay has 39 years of experience as a driving instructor.
Jay received his Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education from Radford University. He holds a Masters degree in Elementary Administration, also from Radford University.
Jay lives in Vinton, Virginia with his wife Nancy, and they have two sons, a daughter-in-law, and 2 grandchildren.
Edgar Moser was born and raised in Giles County and has been teaching for 40 years. He has taught in Montgomery County, Roanoke County and at Roanoke Valley Christian School and currently teaches at Salem High School. He has coached various sports including football, basketball, baseball, and tennis. Edgar is currently in his 20th year teaching driver’s education at Salem High School. He was voted the Virginia Association of Driver Education and Traffic Safety Teacher of the Year in 2005. Edgar has 25 years of experience teaching driver’s education and has been with Roanoke Valley Driver Training School for 20 years.
Edgar received his AAS Degree from New River Community College; his BS degree in Business Education from Radford College; and State Certification to teach Health, PE, and Driver’s Ed. from Emory & Henry College. He also holds a Masters degree in Educational Leadership from Radford University and a second Masters Degree in Evangelism and Church Planting from Liberty University, and also a Masters Degree from Union University in Christian Education. Edgar also serves as pastor/church planter of Life Pointe Church in Roanoke City.
Edgar lives in Roanoke and has been married to his wife Ginny for 38 years. They have one son Andy and daughter-in-law Lindsey, who serve as chaplains in the United States Air Force Reserves.
