Chris Luby

Chris A. Luby was born in Grand Junction, Colorado and graduated high school in 1991 with honors. He then went on to the University of Northern Colorado where he earned a Bachelors' of Arts degree in Sociology with two minors in Special and Physical Education in 1995. Doing what most experts deemed unthinkable because of having Cerebral Palsy, Chris is driven to prove people wrong by smiling and pressing forward. Chris self-published two poetry books about living with a disability, written and directed three plays about disabilities, and is working on a documentary with Todd E. Braley called I Forgot My Wheelchair. Chris opened his tax preparation business in 2012 called "Bottomline Financial, LLC." Also, Chris has coached football for 30 years at Middle school, High school, College, and Semi-pro levels. Chris has been married to his beautiful wife, Patricia, since 2014 and has a daughter from his first marriage who Chris affectionately calls, "Boo." Chris lives by the saying, "It's hard to beat a man, if he never gives up..." George H. Ruth aka Babe Ruth