Bob McDonald, WWII Bugle Player

from Naples Talk Radio Hosted by Mark Matos

In celebration of the Fourth of July, we are going to honor someone who embodies the spirit of freedom. Today’s guest is a bugle player and a veteran of World War II. Bob was introduced to me by Karl Fry from a Wonderful Life productions who is also joining us today. First Bob will play […]

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