This book covers the life of Charles David Freeman in the 1950s and 1960s. As you read you will enjoy the details of a boy who grew up during those years. While those years were less complicated than what we experience today, they are interesting, challenging, and enjoyable. He grew up in the small town of Piqua Ohia. He suffered a learning disability, but that did not stop him. He was helped by loving parents, many teachers, Boy Scout leaders, and church leaders in the Methodist Church. At age 18 he left Ohio to attend Ricks College in Idaho. There he hoined The Church of jesus Christ of latter-day Saints. Ten months later, he had a call to serve in the Southern Far East Mission for two and a half years. One year to the day after his baptism he stood in Hong Kong on his mission.

About the Author
Charles David Freeman, known by his friends as Dave, was born and raised in Piqua, Ohio. During his early years he was very active in community activities; the Boy Scouts, church, and school activities. He also worked in his parent’s drugstore. Upon graduation from high school Dave attended Ricks College in Rexburg Idaho. It was here where he joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A year later he was sent on a church mission to Taiwan. He learned Chinese. Upon his completion of his mission, he attended Brigham Young University where he graduated with a degree in business. In the last 25 years of is working experience he served in management at Standard Plumbing Supply. One of his responsibilities took him to mainland China and Taiwan securing product lines for the company. Dave as always enjoyed history. He and his wife Bonnie traveled all 50 states and has traveled abroad. His love of history and photography contributed to him researching and writing five volumes of his family’s history that totaled 2477 pages.