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"She was the heart of my life."
— Kenneth E. Murrey Sr., ABC News Interview, 2023
Kenneth spent sixty years beside Regina L. Murrey. When she passed in 2020, he picked up a pen for the first time in his life.
"Don't pass it up. If someone walks up to you and says 'hi' or 'Excuse me, I'm sorry I bumped you,' if you can hold a conversation — that could be your true love in life."
— Kenneth E. Murrey Sr., ABC News Interview, 2023
His advice to anyone still looking for love. Kenneth met Regina at fifteen. He never looked back.
"I wrote the first two books in 90 days. It was so easy to write because I experienced every line and every page."
— Kenneth E. Murrey Sr., ABC News Interview, 2023
Regina suggested he start writing while she was in the hospital. What began as a love story became a five-book series — and a reason to keep living.
"So my future now, from the day until my time comes, is to be with my wife mentally — in and out of those books, and take that journey with her."
— Kenneth E. Murrey Sr., ABC News Interview, 2023
Kenneth plans to return to the East Coast, where the places he shared with Regina can remind him of her. The books are how he stays close.