I’m Kaleb. Growing up, we moved around a lot, but by 2nd grade, we settled in Ohio. My childhood was split between my parents’ house in Ohio and my grandparents’ house in Georgia. At 17, I joined the military, but I left early for love, only to learn a painful lesson about trust and heartbreak. In my teens and early 20s, I worked various odd jobs while figuring out where I was headed. During that time, I had two children with a partner, but infidelity ended our relationship. In my late 20s, I met the woman who would become my wife. We married after just five months and had three children together. Around that time, I began working as a mechanic for my father-in-law. In my early 30s, I decided to earn my commercial driver’s license and started driving semi-trucks. Six years ago, I transitioned to an office role as a Transportation Manager, where I still work today. Outside of work and family, I’ve always had a love for storytelling—writing poems or crafting new stories in my free time. Life hasn’t always been easy, but I’ve faced its challenges with resilience and determination, always moving forward.