Candidate, United States Senate, 2008

Candidate, West Virginia State House of Delegates, District 41, 2006

Candidate, United States Senate, West Virginia, 2002

Senator, West Virginia State Senate, 1987-1990

No caucus information on file.

Owner, Wolfe Rentals Limited Liability Company, 2004-present

Owner, Wolfe Summit Communications LLC, 2003-present

President, Wolfe-Furner Insurance, Incorporated, 1990-present

District Sales Manager, Nationwide Insurance, 1978-1984

Elder, Life Builders Fellowship, 2006-2008

President, State Republican Executive Committee and Republican Club, 1996-2006

Awards:

1st Chair Trombonist, West Virginia All-State Band, 1973.

Current Car:

2008 Chevrolet Impala. Another great car with a working heater.

Date of Wedding Anniversary:

5/24/1975. The Lord has truly blessed me with a wonderful wife.

Father's Name:

Donald J. Wolfe. At age 80, he still beats me at golf.

Father's Occupation:

Retired from ownership of family business- Wolfe Camper Sales in Parkersburg.

Favorite Actor/Actress:

Mel Gibson

First Car:

1965 Black Volkswagen Bug with a sun roof. Great car except in the winter when those heaters wouldn't work.

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

Every generation has had challenges that it must meet. Ours is no different. From radical Islamic facists who desire to destroy us and our way of life, attacks on the God-ordained institution of marriage between one man and one woman with same-sex marriage, an income and payroll tax system that is strangling our economy and sending jobs offshore, a social security and medicare system that is in danger of collapse from the oncoming baby boomer generation, the American holocaust of abortion that has condoned the murder of more than 40 million babies in their mother's wombs since 1973 and our dependence on foreign oil, we must have representation in Washington that places principle before politics. Our present Senator Rockefeller's partisan voting record and disregard for the will of the people of West Virginia leaves us without responsible representation. I waited until the last day to file to see if anyone else might step up and challenge Rockefeller. When no one else would do so, out of a sense of duty, I offer myself as the alternative, which if elected, will humbly serve the people of West Virginia with their will and welfare in mind.