William W. Denson, the founder of A FATHER FOREVER was born and raised in suburban Philadelphia, PA and currently resides in Los Angeles, California. For 30+ years he has referred to himself as "The Country Boy from the Hills of Pennsylvania."

An Air Force Vietnam-era veteran, William earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications from California State University Dominguez Hills, Los Angeles, California.

William nurtured a relationship with motivational guru Les Brown in the 80’s and attended his workshop “Speaking For A Living.”  Soon afterwards the fire was lit.  William joined “Toastmasters,” was invited numerous times to speak on television host “The Paul Denby Show,” and spoke at churches, prison facilities, YMCA’s, elementary, high schools and community colleges.

The speaking and television experiences provided William with the challenge of producing and directing a five-part documentary.  Titled “Fathers I-V,” the dynamic documentary was acknowledged by The Roy Dean Scholarship Fund For Documentaries in Hollywood, California.

William has coached Little League baseball and basketball for decades at local YMCA’s and community parks.  His affinity for teaching young children led him to become an elementary and middle school teacher in Los Angeles and Inglewood Unified School Districts. 

William received rave reviews from the Los Angeles County Office of Education by developing and teaching a curriculum for an after-school program, “Etiquette Program For Young Males” (EPYM).

These life situations and rewarding experiences proved to be the fertile ground and foundation for A Father Forever.  Soon afterward, William completed a divine assignment by riding a bicycle from the Santa Monica Pier to the White House in Washington D.C.  This bicycle trek took 76 days to complete.  Currently, William is working on his next documentary on Fathers titled "One Father's Journey" scheduled for release in 2009.

A grandfather, father and uncle, William has dedicated his life and is on a lifelong crusade to assist fathers to be productive and responsible men in the lives of their children.