AT THE END OF THE ROAD Part 2 of Bud Hunton's autobiography is the true story of a young man's experiences growing up on a small farm in rural Ohio during the 1940s. This second installment will delve deeper into Bud's travels and the importance of family values. Bud's first home was a converted log cabin, repurposed into a single-family dwelling without electricity, running water, or indoor plumbing. His early life was marked by chaos and instability, coupled with the constant fear of being placed in foster care. Bud's teenage years were equally challenging, causing concern for both him and his parents, who ultimately signed the papers allowing him to enlist in the Navy at 17 years old. This will be Bud's eleventh book, offering insights on how to succeed in life with the support of a strong and adequate foundation.