Treaven Mitchell is a skateboarder from Jackson, TN. His father Troy was a revered combat Marine veteran, faithful husband, father of seven children, and a hard-working small business owner. After exiting the military Troy became a locksmith and allowed Treaven to start a skate shop in his lock store, using it as an opportunity to teach his son about managing a business. In October of 2009, Troy was robbed, shot, and killed by a complete stranger while on a routine service call. At the time, Troy had nothing on him but a wallet containing $20 and an old flip cell phone. The next day Troy passed away while his family stayed at his bed side and sang hymns. As time passed, Treaven became a husband and father himself, doing his best to emulate the kind of man his father was. Treaven keeps skating out of the remnants of a bond that was formed while running his skate shop inside his father’s locksmith shop. Narrated from Treaven’s perspective, he tells the story of his father and how it has impacted something he loves very much: skating.