The house repairs went unattended and, although he may be a master with his hands clinically, he admits that he is "all thumbs" when it comes to making home improvements. He has had to scale back his work hours to be available to his kids, and now struggles to make ends meet. But playing the role of dad/basketball coach/chauffeur has left Brian little time to run his chiropractic practice. Today the kids are involved in lots of activities, including playing basketball and volunteering with their church. When Brian Wofford's wife passed away four years ago, he dedicated himself to making it possible for his children to pursue their dreams. The opportunity to make this deserving family's life easier has come in the form of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," on the two-hour season premiere, airing SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 (8:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. He is willing to make sacrifices to afford his kids all of the things they deserve, but even so, this father raising his children single-handedly wants to do more for them. "Wofford Family" - A widower who is now caring for his eight children hasn't been able to keep up with the needed repairs to their three-bedroom house in Encinitas, California. TWO-HOUR SEASON PREMIERE, AIRING SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 ON ABC
THANKS TO "EXTREME MAKEOVER: HOME EDITION," ON THE SERIES' LIFE IS MADE EASIER FOR A WIDOWER WITH EIGHT YOUNG CHILDREN VIEW ALL LISTINGS FOR EXTREME MAKEOVER: HOME EDITION
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