Osie was raised in the coalfields of Mingo County, West Virginia—where grit, giving, and standing your ground weren’t just values, they were survival. A coal miner’s daughter, she learned early that struggle builds strength, but generosity defines legacy. Her father, Clinton Layne, was known for both. His story wasn’t one of perfection, but of perseverance—and that’s the legacy Osie carries forward.

What began as a tribute to her father’s quiet giving has grown into a full-throttle celebration of Appalachian pride and the roots that raised her. The Feud brings people together across backroads and deep stories, united by a shared love of community, history, and giving back. With a soul full of purpose, Osie keeps the story alive—not just through memory, but through motion. The Feud is her way of saying: we remember, we ride, and we give.

With a background in healthcare, Katie brings her passion for helping others wherever she goes—on the trail or off. A North Carolina transplant, she grew up in New Jersey riding in her dad’s CJ-7, dreaming of having her own Jeep one day. Family cars came first until Katie got a Ford Bronco in March 2024. Not quite a Jeep—though she swears her father recommended the Bronco!

Katie’s husband, Brad, got his Bronco two weeks later—a timeline she’s always happy to point out. Together, they hit the trails with the North Carolina Bronco Club and quickly fell in love with the off-road community.

Katie met Osie through the Bronco community on Instagram and in person at the Bronco Off-Roadeo in Maryville, Tennessee. At the time, Osie was providing relief efforts to victims of Helene from her Bronco. Katie recognized that Osie had a ton on her plate and offered to help with The Feud however she could. The rest is history!