Friends of Ocee Library: Ocee Authors Series

The Friends of the Ocee Library is a non-profit group whose purpose is to promote general knowledge of library services and to provide financial assistance for special library needs and events.

As of 25 June 2019, OCEE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS. Ocee will be closed for ~6-9 months.

Please visit http://www.afpls.org/ to find alternate library locations and hours. You'll also find info regarding the renovations/closures that are taking place throughout the library system.

Ocee library is offering programs at off-site locations. This blog will remain active during the closure.

Thursday, April 11, 2019

Ocee Authors Series

Ocee Authors Series: Hoke Kimball
Wednesday, April 17. 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 pm
A special reading and discussion featuring a local author. All ages welcome.

Hoke Kimball is from Wilson, North Carolina. After two years at Louisburg Junior College and a four year Navy stint, he graduated from the UNC- Chapel Hill in 1980. He spent 30 years working in the Air Quality environmental field. During retirement, he follows his interest in writing about history, especially, the Civil War and the revolutionary era. He likes to do sculpture in the medium of clay and stone. He now lives in Atlanta, Georgia.

In 2018, he and his co-author were given the Vitruvius Award for Creativity in Preservation Arts by the Atlanta Preservation Center for their book "Governor's Houses and State Houses of British Colonial America - 1607-1783".

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Thursday, April 11, 2019

Ocee Authors Series