Ken Lord is a born-again Christian, an octogenarian, a husband to Mary, and a father to Timothy. He's retired, as you might imagine, and spends his spare time writing-for himself and others (it's called ghostwriting). He's a USAF veteran who has served in Japan and has been in every state in these United States. Also Australia, Mexico, and Canada. He traveled around the Pacific as a serviceman and later as a computer systems consultant.
He spent years of involvement with computers and is the author of a landmark series about microcomputers which, when they were needed, were spot-on but today are a part of ancient history. He was an instructor for the Air Force and in various businesses. He was an adjunct professor for several colleges, most recently the Oregon Institute of Technology. He holds:ABA (Data Processing) and BSBA (Business) degrees from U-Mass, Lowell.
EdM (Education) from Oregon State University, Corvallis. Doctoral credits from the University of Arizona, Tucson. He spent 17 years as a very successful Avon representative ("The cutest Avon "lady" in Tucson, Arizona") where he built a very large business. On his website (www.kenlordbooks.com) you'll find books that he's written about that, too. Today, in the twilight of his life, he plays the piano and sings at a Baptist church in Whiteville, NC, spends parts of three days a week in dialysis, and writes to legacy.
He spent years of involvement with computers and is the author of a landmark series about microcomputers which, when they were needed, were spot-on but today are a part of ancient history. He was an instructor for the Air Force and in various businesses. He was an adjunct professor for several colleges, most recently the Oregon Institute of Technology. He holds:ABA (Data Processing) and BSBA (Business) degrees from U-Mass, Lowell.
EdM (Education) from Oregon State University, Corvallis. Doctoral credits from the University of Arizona, Tucson. He spent 17 years as a very successful Avon representative ("The cutest Avon "lady" in Tucson, Arizona") where he built a very large business. On his website (www.kenlordbooks.com) you'll find books that he's written about that, too. Today, in the twilight of his life, he plays the piano and sings at a Baptist church in Whiteville, NC, spends parts of three days a week in dialysis, and writes to legacy.
