David Danielle Duhart invites readers on a heartfelt and vivid journey through his life's trials, triumphs, and transformative moments as a member of the "last generation the Boomers raised." Blending nostalgia with raw personal insight, Duhart paints a rich tapestry of life from the golden eras of the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s, drawing parallels between his upbringing and society's shifting values. The book chronicles Duhart's journey from humble beginnings in Columbus, Georgia, as the youngest of five children raised by loving yet disciplined parents. It reflects on the powerful influences of faith, family, and cultural touchstones that defined his formative years. Through anecdotes of sibling camaraderie, community strength, and the enduring legacy of his parents' spiritual guidance, Duhart captures the essence of a time when resilience, hard work, and familial bonds were paramount. Amid nostalgic reflections on cherished music, sports, and culture eras, Duhart delves into personal trials-including overcoming strokes, homelessness, and health challenges-emerging with newfound purpose and a tenacious will to persevere. He contrasts the enduring values of his upbringing with today's societal shifts, offering a poignant critique of contemporary culture while celebrating the strengths of his generation. With its blend of personal memoir and cultural commentary, "The last generation of boomers raised vol 1 Born a king" is a tribute to a bygone era and a testament to the enduring power of family, faith, and perseverance