Law, an archivist with the National Archives in Perris, Calif., said he’s been fond of American history since growing up as a young man in Kettering.
“I once heard an expert say, ‘follow your desires and turn it into a business,’” said Law, who began his career at a federal record center in Miami Twp. “I started my love of history watching the evening news when I was younger.”
Law said he doesn’t expect to become rich from his new business, but “I’m proud I pursued my dream.” The Fairmont graduate wouldn’t tell me who he was voting for, but said he was leaning toward two candidates.
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