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Segment featuring Bud Willis can still be viewed: link

About: Columbia native, Vietnam veteran on "Today" show

To ColumbiaMagazine.com:

I appreciate Alissa writing this letter to your online magazine. It was quite an honor for my husband, Bud, to be chosen out of several thousand entrants to be a part of the Everyone Has a Story segment on the NBC Today Show.




The segment can still be viewed on line by going to The Today Show. That will route you to a page that features a picture of Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb at the top next to the words Everyone Has a Story. Click on their picture and my husband's story and picture will pop up. There is a video link to view the entire live segment.

We were deeply touched that NBC would further honor Bud by making a contribution to the Wounded Warrior Project.

As of this writing, we have received over 300 personal e-mails and phone calls...many wanting to contribute to the Wounded Warrior Project. To say the least, it is humbling and we are deeply grateful.

Respectfully,
s/Lee Barnes Willis


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