Kevin Hall:  

Life OK well, BAck in the day when I was in H.S. I was considered one of the under-priviledged Burn-out types:From Drexel..Yes it was where I was raised and I was under privileged....Life has a way of changing how you are after raised..I didnt graduate Trotwood in "81" Instead I got a G.E.D. in '81" from a State institute...Went to Wilmington College for 2 yrs and left with an associates degree in industrial technologies...From This point on life took a turn for the better...Not that The degree actually came in handy.I Like to think this learning experience taught me I could do something other than what everyone else in Drexel was doing: Ie>.Drugs and thievery..education really does open your mind to other opportunities...In the mid 80`s there weren`t many jobs that I could find,so I went into construction(vinyl siding)You know the misfit trades LoL.I worked for 3 yrs surviving the weather.Moved into a duplex down in North Dayton with my 1st wife and her 2 kids and painted it for part of the deposit...I Painted alot better and faster than the management companies painters so they offered me a position with their company that exceeded what I earned braving the elements.From there I went into business for myself as Hall and Sons Painting..Grew to have 3 crews of painters..And divorced my 1st wife .with her 5 yrs then married 1 yr..Very soon after met a woman from Fairborn that worked at WPAFB as I did( I was a painter she was a cleaner of Base housing).Soon after my son was on his way to being born Nov 89. 2 years later my daughter was born.sept91.My oldest was born Oct.86.she isnt mine by blood but I am her father and she my daughter...With no father I adopted her soon after my son was born.November 1990.I retired from painting for a living .I Opened a phone book and called every machine shop I could find>.after Maybe 50 calls I ran into the same person I had talked to around call 5 and the person told me to come in and talk to them the ...Expand for more