Abstract The Mack S. Kesler autobiography (1911-1988) is a 92 page booklet with Kesler's autobiography, biographical information about his parents, letters written by family and friends about Kesler, and an addendum written by one of his sons. Kesler grew up in Salt Lake City and contracted polio at the age of two, which made his right leg useless. He was an excellent athlete, despite having to use crutches while growing up. He later had his right leg amputated and replaced with an artificial limb. He...