Born in Lamar, Vic grew up playing music with his dad in the southeastern area of Colorado.  As a teen, he was part of the Ark Valley Wranglers. Vic began hanging out at the local radio station, and soon was a regular on the air.  He had a passion for the great talents of Chet Atkins, Lefty Frizzell, Hank Snow, Hank Thompson, and many other pioneers of country music.

After serving in the army, Vic located to Akron Ohio.  A short time later, he went to work for the ministry of Rex Humbard, playing guitar both at the Cathedral of Tomorrow, and on the road when Rex would travel.  Those years would take him literally around the world.

During his time at the Cathedral of Tomorrow, Vic began honing his production skills. He traveled with The Weatherford's, and later, with the Cathedral Quartet.  Learning studio skills was a natural 'next step' for Vic, and he began producing albums for the Cathedrals.  Just two of the many classics that came from their collaboration are "Wedding Music" & "Romans 8:28".   Their great success brought many more opportunities for Vic to utilize his talents.  During his years in Akron, he worked with not only The Humbard Singers, The Weatherford's, and TheCathedral Quartet, but also the likes of Stuart Hamblin, andMahalia Jackson.

After leaving the Cathedral, Vic relocated to Cincinnati, Ohio where he became a partner in the well known Artist's Recording.  Many of southern Gospel's great recordings came out of that era, and Vic contributed by producing songs for J.D. Sumner & The Stamps, Teddy Huffim, The Florida Boys, The Cathedrals, The Hoppers,  and countless others.  Over the years he has earned many Dove Award nominations for his production work.

In 1985, Vic decided it was time to move to Nashville.  He was warmly welcomed as a studio musician & producer, and began utilizing the amazing talent pool of musicians who make Nashville their home.