There's a reason why Kent Chaplin reached out to an 18-year-old Russian hockey player and gave him the security and love of a family he left behind in Moscow. There's a reason why Kent and his wife Barb have given several physically disabled and emotionally needy children the camping experience of a lifetime - at no cost to their parents. And there's a reason why Kent and his dealership team have said "Yes" to virtually every one of the hundreds of Eastside charities, schools and organizations who've come to them wanting to further the life and future of a child. How can a man who was given so little in his formative years, grow up and discover how to give so much and so freely to so many? The reason has something to do with the sobering memories of his youth. "I grew up in an alcoholic family in Worcester, Massachusetts," recalls Kent. "When the bills came, and the bills couldn't be paid, we kept moving." The family finally settled in Seattle, a number of changed addresses later, he graduated from Shorecrest High School.