So Much to Give: The Legacy of Garman Kimmell
"As with so many great American leaders across the fields of industry and business who were the children and grandchildren of immigrants in the 19th century, Kimmell took his cue on how to get ahead in America from his forebears. Kimmell’s father, for instance, was an imaginative capitalist. “As a young man, around the turn of the 20th century,” Kimmell’s son-in-law and current Kimray chairman Tom Hill recalls, “Garman, Sr., would pedal a bicycle from town to town in rural Maryland. He carried a projector and a sheet on the back of it. After setting up, he’d charge a few pennies for people to come see a movie.”" .<a href="http://www.thenewamerican.com/history/american/9304-so-much-to-give-the-legacy-of-garman-kimmell">http://www.thenewamerican.com/history/american/9304-so-much-to-give-the-legacy-of-garman-kimmell</a>;
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