Jerry Campbell – Native American & War Veteran

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Categories: WTK Featured Stories║Published On: October 13th, 2015║Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , ║Views: 11611║213 words║

We The Kids would like to extend a special thank you to:
Jerry Campbell – Native American & War Veteran

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We wish to thank all the parents who allow their children to be part of We The Kids and all the kids who participated.

Thank you to our Technical Advisors for editing the film.
Phil Patnaude and WTK Remmy.
Special Thank you- Carole Pearce- WTK Director PR Relationship Manager
Carol Nichole WTK Assistant Programmer
Diana Woolley WTK History Team Leader

We wish to thank Michiana Access TV for the filming of this video.

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