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WVU Open House-Barnes and Noble book signing for Number Twelve Son: An Outside Shot by Timothy Neff Gocke

As part of WVU Open House, Barnes and Noble(Mountainlair) would like to invite the public to a book signing for Number Twelve Son: An Outside Shot by Timothy Neff Gocke. His book is a well-written human interest story about perseverance in life. With basketball as his tool, he used that experience as his method for dealing with the many shots that came his way in life. Gocke learned that perseverance, along with hard work and dedication, were the keys to victory in life. So sit back and enjoy the ride with his amazing true believe it or not stories. You may even wonder, while reading his book, how he made it through that difficult journey of his. Of course, the answer is in his book and with God. God's best shots have given Gocke much more than an outside shot in life.

Date: 11/11/2017
Time: 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM

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