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Hats off to Gary Sinise

Posted by Victor Khomenko on July 9, 2018 at 05:52:36:
Caught him last night giving interview to Mark Levin.
Gary had a successful career in movies and on TV, but he changed his priorities in life, and for the last 12 years or so has been spending his time, his money and love on war veterans, soldiers, policemen and firemen - all those who put their lives on line. What he has done is truly amazing, including the programs for children.
I have known about this side of his life for many years, and have developed strong respect for him, but last night interview showed so much more than I knew, that I was deeply smitten by this man.
No, he has not left movies completely, but that part of his life is on his back, back, back burner.
Anyone interested in his cause and activity can go to gary sinisefoundation.org