About
About The Enterprise
Education & Eternity Ent.
Education and Eternity Enterprises is dedicated to illuminating the rich history of Florida’s first official school for Black Students, established in the late 1860s. By elevating awareness of this landmark institution, we honor the resilience and contributions of the early Black community in Florida and inspire pride, knowledge, and a commitment to seeing this iconic structure stand bright again in the local community.
In addition to preserving this important history, our mission extends globally. We aim to foster spiritual awareness among the people of India, sharing the message of a single God who offers unconditional love and acceptance. Through education and outreach, TransformABLE aspires to build bridges of understanding and unity that transcend cultural and spiritual boundaries.
Meet The Author
Kim Turner
My early beginnings trace back to New Orleans, LA, where my father earned his pharmacy degree and my mother worked as a pharmacy associate. Soon after I was born, my parents decided that Florida would be the best place to raise a family and pursue their careers, so Florida became home.
With my father as a pharmacist and my uncle as a doctor, it seemed natural that I would pursue a career in medicine. I graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Recreation Therapy and later explored other healthcare opportunities. Eventually, a new role with the United States Postal Service led me to embrace a different path, where I built my career.
Family has always been central to my life. My uncle, who had many of my classmates as his patients, often accepted my invitations to speak at my school during Black History Month, sharing his knowledge and experiences. My grandfather, my uncle’s father, deeply valued family heritage and instilled in us the importance of knowing our ancestors and understanding how their lives shaped our own. After my father’s passing in my early adulthood, the time and guidance both my uncle and grandfather provided were instrumental in shaping who I am today.
Today, I am driven by my love for God and my desire to share the “Good News” abroad, as well as my commitment to help my uncle restore the legacy of Historic Stanton. The achievements of the remarkable individuals who walked Stanton’s halls have left an indelible mark on our culture. My goal is to honor my uncle’s last wish and bring renewed recognition to this vital piece of history.
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