'Forrest Gump' star Gary Sinise's son dies of rare bone cancer at 33
Sinise said his son McCanna “Mac” Sinise was diagnosed with chordoma in August 2018.
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Forrest Gump star Gary Sinise's son dies of rare bone cancer at age 33
His son was diagnosed with chordoma two months after Sinise's wife was diagnosed with breast cancer. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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'Red Summer 1919': A Vietnam Veteran Composed a Powerful Opera to Honor Black Veterans of World War I
"Red Summer 1919: An Instrumental Opera," pays homage to the Black men who returned home from war, only to find a new war on a whole new front.
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'The Craftivist': Carol Williams makes art to make a statement | Visual Arts
After her retirement and the 2016 election, Carol Williams, 71, started writing columns for The Martinsburg Journal and getting back into crafting, something she hadn’t done in decades. She began
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Stephen Beaudoin Joins SOPAC As New Executive Director
South Orange and Maplewood make up a kinetic, emerging cultural destination with SOPAC as its central beating heart
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'Faces of Vietnam' | News, Sports, Jobs - Shepherdstown Chronicle
SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Shepherdstown-based photographer and veteran Kimo Williams, right, speaks with a visitor to his exhibit about the Vietnam War in the War Memori
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How Lieutenant Dan changed Gary Sinise's Life
Gary Sinise played Lieutenant Dan Taylor in the film Forrest Gump. Heavily inspired by the film, he dedicated his life to helping veterans.
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The Names of Those (a Scrolling Names Memoriam to Those Who Died as a Result of Service During the Vietnam War)
The Names of Those (a Scrolling Names Memoriam to Those Who Died as a Result of Service During the Vietnam War) Vietnam Veteran J. Kimo Williams developed and created The Names of Those (TNOT), a video that scrolls names alphabetically by State of every military service member who died due to their service during the Vietnam War. Kimo states that "We should all be cognizant of those who lost their lives in service to country. I want to create a visual representation of those lives and by 2025 h...
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