Ken Milone, after serving in the U.S. Army and
running his father’s farm, began another chapter in his
life when he rededicated his life to Christ and joined
OMS in 1969. Ken and his wife, Faye, went on several
short-term mission trips to places such as Haiti, Brazil,
Ecuador, and Russia. For the next several decades, Ken
served in various positions in administration at the OMS
World Headquarters, inspiring many to serve and others
to support OMS projects.
Joe Rogers, after serving as a pastor for many
years, followed Christ’s calling to join One Mission
Society in 1962. He served, along with his wife,
Marilyn, as the OMS northwest regional director for
more than 10 years and later in the role of southwest
regional director and as a Development Department
associate.
Joel Taylor and his wife, Jo-Anne, after hearing OMS
missionaries share during a missions conference at
their church, served with OMS from 1981until 2007,
with a three-year hiatus when Joel attended Asbury
Seminary. They spent the majority of their time in
Taiwan, where Joel taught at the seminary. They later
served briefly in the Philippines and then settled in New
York, where he served as a regional director for OMS.
Dick Weber met his wife, Faith, while enrolled at
Roberts Wesleyan College, and they married in 1952.
After pastoring at two churches and traveling overseas,
he knew he was called to get others involved in
missions. He became a southeast regional representative
with OMS in 1969. Dick and Faith led people into
missions for more than 20 years and then continued their
OMS ministry in the World Intercessors Department.
Roberta (Faust) Wolff, her husband, Orville,
and their two children moved to Brazil with OMS in
1964 and served for the next 11 years. Roberta supported
and encouraged Orville as he taught seminary
classes, planted churches, and assisted in starting a
youth camp. In the midst of those rewarding years, the
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