Aaron Baldwin

His youngest son, Aaron, 34, says his father has had two lives.

"The first was sort of dark and full of depression," Aaron says.
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They had their first child, Aaron, a year later, and second child, Malcolm, three years later.
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"When most contractors were making a fortune, he lost $30,000," says Aaron.
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Today, Aaron Baldwin is a sculptor and painter and teaches at Charleston Southern University.Malcolm is a civil engineer and is into real estate.Like their father, both have built their own houses.

"I admire him because he is such a creative force," says Aaron, 38."I don't know anyone who devotes themselves to art more than him."

Aaron says that his relationship with his father was close before he got his big writing break with "The Hard to Catch Mercy," but that it still made a difference in his life.

"It (the publication of the book) was a major turning point," says Aaron.

Winners are: Willease Sanders, Allen University; Dorota Abramovitch, Anderson University; Samirsubas Raychoudhury, Benedict College; Aaron Baldwin, Charleston Southern University; Alex Luc, Columbia International University; Rebecca Bullard-Dillard, Claflin University; Shawn Lay, Coker College; Christine Hait, Columbia College; Richard Keen, Converse College; Mary Lang Edwards, Erskine College; Gilles Einstein, Furman University; Suzanne E. Lindley, Limestone College; Patricia Ali, Morris College; Timothy Elston, Newberry College; Thomas C. Allen, North Greenville University; James Wetzel, Presbyterian College; Sally S. Woods, Southern Wesleyan University; Mark Gibbs, Spartanburg Methodist College; Bernard Moses, Voorhees College; and Clarence Abercrombie, Wofford College.