Josh is a 1997 West Nassau High School graduate.  He was a multi-sport athlete during high school and is married to Tiffany (also a WNHS alumni).  Together they have three children - Brooks, Rylan and Caroline.  Mr. Baker is an active member of the Exchange Church and has created several successful community businesses.  He is the founder and owner of Baker's Sporting Goods, Burbank Sports Nets and Pro Gear Shoulder Pads.  He is also a major supporter of West Nassau High Athletics and high school sports in general.  Through Baker's Sporting Goods he has showcased North Florida High School sports by spearheading events like the Florida Georgia Border war, in which WNHS Football was a participant.  He also sponsors Media Days each year for High School Athletes, where each High school in Northeast Florida sends players to be interviewed about their upcoming season.

Donnie graduated from Callahan High in 1966 and was an outstanding student/athlete.  He was a four-sport letterman participating in football, baseball, basketball and track.  Donnie won a multitude of awards in all of the sports, including a runner-up finish in the half mile at the state meet in 1966.  He was an all conference linebacker in football, which earned him a football scholarship to Henderson State University.  Donnie excelled at Henderson State and is a member of their Athletic Hall of Fame.  After college, Donnie returned to Callahan to both coach and teach at West Nassau.  He led the football team to a District Championship and a spot in the state playoffs.  He continued his teaching career with stops in Hilliard and Fernandina Beach.  Donnie also completed a Medical Degree and taught at Jacksonville University.

Donnie was a true competitive athlete his whole life.  He liked nothing better than to spend time at West Nassau's football field - playing, watching or working out. Donnie has since passed on, but his love of the Warriors never ceased.

Clay is a 1999 graduate of West Nassau High School.  He was a 6-sport athlete playing football, baseball, basketball, track, weightlifting and cheerleading.  He excelled in football where he was a 4-year letterman and team Captain.  He was named 1st team all-state, Nassau County and District MVP and he was selected for the Times UnionSuper 11 and Super 24 football teams.  He was awarded a football scholarship to Georgia Tech where he became a starter as a red shirt Freshman and helped lead his team to both the Peach Bowl and Gator Bowl.  His college career also included two victories over the University of Georgia.  After earning his Bachelors Degree in 2003 he returned to Nassau County and became a building contractor.  He currently serves on teh board of the Nassau County CUVB and as President of his church.  Clay also has a passion for working with youth.  He is a scout master and Venture Crew Advisor for the Boy Scouts of America, as well as, a youth sports coach.

Mrs. Long graduated in 1945 and came to Callahan where she met and married the love of her life, Glen Long.  She started her teaching career in 1953 and spent 31 years educating the children of Callahan. She retired from West Nassau in 1984.  She taught thousands of students during her time in Callahan and remains in touch with many of them.  Many of her students went on to accomplish great things in work and in the Callahan community.  She taught two of the 2022 Hall of Fame inductees - Donne Braddock and Patricia Page.  Mrs. Long was a named Nassau County Teacher of the Year.  She coached basketball and volleyball.  She is a member of the First United Methodist Church of Callahan.

Mrs. Page is a 1966 graduate of Callahan High School. She is married to her high school sweetheart, James Page, and has two sons, Michael and Kevin both of whom graduated from West Nassau High.  Patricia started her teaching career at West Nassau in 1974 where she started the HOSA program and was also named a Nassau County Teacher of the Year.  She coached the softball team to two state championships and was named Coach of the Year by West Nassau and several other organizations.  She moved on to coaching at the college level before returning to coach at West Nassau and with several local youth sports teams.  She is a member of the First United Methodist Church of Callahan and has spent many years as a volunteer with Take Stock in Children and as a driver for the American Cancer Society.