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Truckers and Sheriff Applaud Veteran's Fitness Dedication

The Wabaunsee County Sheriff’s Office gave a shout-out to veteran trucker Kenneth Moore for working out in a parking lot. On September 18, the sheriff saw Moore lifting weights and running laps around his semi-truck and felt inspired.

The details: Moore is a Texas-based trucker and a Gulf War veteran. Despite his busy trucking life, he stays fit by exercising around his truck during breaks. The sheriff admired his dedication and called him an "awesome American."

  • Kenneth Moore served in the United States Navy and has been a commercial truck driver for over 30 years.
  • He and his wife currently live in Texas.
  • The sheriff shared the encounter on social media, receiving over 1.2K likes and many comments applauding Moore.
  • Residents appreciated both Moore’s commitment to fitness and the sheriff's recognition.

What they're saying: "Ken is a phenomenal inspiration... even at 50+ years young, he is staying tough & strong," said the sheriff. "Thank you for bringing that realness & being an awesome American!"

The post shows that even with a demanding job like trucking, staying healthy on the road is possible.

Moore's story has touched many, showing the strength and dedication within the trucking community.

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