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By the time he was 2, Charlie King had already started filling his pockets with rocks. At 25, he was honing his skills as a scholar in geological engineering and geophysics and filling his life with people, travel, music, the outdoors and the environment he loved. The University of Mississippi graduate student lost his lifeRead the story …http://news.olemiss.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/King-Charlie-Memorial-Scholarship-300x169.jpg