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Lineman with Millwood ties inducted into Hall of Fame

Posted: August 6, 2012

By Val Van Meter

The Winchester Star

Former NFL player Willie Roaf (left) poses with a bust of himself while standing next to his father Clifton Roaf during the induction ceremony at the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday in Canton, Ohio. An offensive lineman, Roaf played professional football for 13 seasons. He spent summers as a child visiting his grandparents at their Millwood home in Clarke County. (Photo by Gene J. PuskarAssociated Press)
Scott Shendow of Bell’s Fine Clothing with Willie Roaf, who stopped by the Loudoun Street Mall store in July to have his size 60 extra long Pro Football Hall of Fame jacket fitted.

WINCHESTER — Willie Roaf, who spent summers as a child visiting his grandparents at their Millwood home in Clarke County, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday in Canton,...



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