The Gift: Slavery to Freedom

by Kenneth Lamar King

Overview

Kenneth Lamar King, a seasoned professional with nearly four decades of trucking experience, has crisscrossed the extensive network of American and Canadian highways, specializing in cross-border cargo operations. His dedicated 20-year military service, followed by an honorable retirement, underscores his commitment to duty and excellence.
A genuine automotive enthusiast, Kenneth cherishes his prized possession, a Monte Carlo SS, reflecting his enduring passion for automobiles. His journey has taken him far beyond the road, including a memorable 20-month stint in Germany and a turbulent nine-day Atlantic voyage on a 600-foot ship.
Returning stateside, Kenneth explored various job roles before finding his true calling in warehousing, where he devoted three years. Alongside his wife, he ventured to Canada for a tobacco farming season. In 1969, he embarked on a remarkable 40-year trucking career that concluded in 2009 due to a work-related accident. Following this, Kenneth transitioned to courier work for a few years. His multifaceted career and life experiences have instilled in him adaptability, resilience, and an enduring love for the open road and automobiles.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185713150
Publisher:	Kenneth Lamar King
Publication date:	09/12/2024
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	684 KB

About the Author

Kenneth Lamar King, a seasoned professional with nearly four decades of trucking experience, has crisscrossed the extensive network of American and Canadian highways, specializing in cross-border cargo operations. His dedicated 20-year military service, followed by an honorable retirement, underscores his commitment to duty and excellence.
A genuine automotive enthusiast, Kenneth cherishes his prized possession, a Monte Carlo SS, reflecting his enduring passion for automobiles. His journey has taken him far beyond the road, including a memorable 20-month stint in Germany and a turbulent nine-day Atlantic voyage on a 600-foot ship.
Returning stateside, Kenneth explored various job roles before finding his true calling in warehousing, where he devoted three years. Alongside his wife, he ventured to Canada for a tobacco farming season. In 1969, he embarked on a remarkable 40-year trucking career that concluded in 2009 due to a work-related accident. Following this, Kenneth transitioned to courier work a few years later. His multifaceted career and life experiences have instilled in him adaptability, resilience, and an enduring love for the open road and automobiles.