At 103 years old, former East orchestra teacher and World War II veteran Ken Tebow is a staunch routine-follower. He fixes himself breakfast each morning, pulls on a button-down shirt and khaki pants, walks a half a mile on the treadmill seven times a week and swears by the power of a daily nap. About 20 years ago at the 8:30 a.m. church service, a friend looked Ken in the eye and said something Ken hasn’t forgotten. A rare comment that changed his rigid regime: “What will your grandchildren know about you? You had a life. They ought to know something about it.” Since then, every day right after breakfast, Ken sits down to write a book filled with 103 years’ worth of memories to gift his family before he passes. To read more of this story, click the link in bio. #storybysophiabrockmeier #coverdesignbykatiemurphy #socialmediabymaggiekissick #photobyrileyscott