Firefighters in a Baltimore suburb heroically saved a baby deer trapped in a sewer drain. Credit: Kim Brandwin / LOCAL NEWS X /TMX
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Williams’ appearance at the luncheon was also personal. After his father’s death in 2014, an autopsy revealed the actor was suffering from an incurable brain disease called Lewy Body Dementia, a disease already taking its toll, according to Zak, who would later say he could see his dad “slowly drifting.”
Now, as Williams travels the country helping others, it is his father’s legacy of service that keeps him going.
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Students, faculty, and staff across the country gathered at their schools’ flagpole Wednesday morning to honor See You at the Pole day, a morning of prayer started for students, by students.