Since 1923, from when the Texas state park system began, no one set of records was pooled together to show all the parks namesakes from biographical data; that is, until 2009 [86 years later] with Allan C. Kimball’s WHO IS MOTHER NEFF and why is she a state park?

Especially in as vast a land as Texas, only in a book as this, only with an award winning writer such as Allan C. Kimball, could such an undertaking be successful. In WHO IS MOTHER NEFF and why is she a state park? it is easy to feel the abundance of appreciation for the preservation of heritage, and respect for the usefulness of each park, author Allan C. Kimball has for each square foot of the more than 500,000 acres preserved with the Texas state parks. --Salvador SeBasco Literary Director and host of "THE INSIDE VIEW SHOW"

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