In this powerful memoir, Frank reflects on growing up in the 1950s South, where segregation was a reality but hope and hard work were constant companions. From hunting rabbits to help feed his family to finding role models in unexpected places, Home Sweet Home paints a portrait of resilience born from struggle.

This is more than just a story about growing up—it’s a celebration of faith, family, and the lessons that shape who we become. Frank’s journey reminds us that our beginnings don’t define us—they prepare us.

“Grit doesn’t start in the gym. It starts in the woods with a rabbit and a .22.”