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Chapter VI
(Today)
“The beat goes on—and on—and on”
Upon graduation fromNewRiver CommunityCollege
Keaton did not find a Sunday school class in our
church that fit his age and interests. He and his older
cousin Chip attend the same class as their parents.
The range in ages of the members of this class makes
it an agreeable group for Chip and Keaton. Keaton
became acquainted with Sarah Terry in this Sunday
school class. She was in the process of moving her
computer business to Pulaski. Her business is
called Expert Advice, Customer Care Consulting
or (EAC2Consulting). This was the field in which
Keaton had received his degree. Sarah employed him
on a part-time basis as a first job experience for him.
Keaton was receiving aid from the State Department of
Rehabilitative Services; Sarah was committed to have
people come to her place of business to observe him.
The Department of Rehabilitative Services provides
persons who have special needs with a job coach who
can help them find suitable employment. Of course,
Keaton and his parents had found employment for
him. The job coach needed only to follow up with
Keaton while he was actually on the site