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90-Year-Old Mom of Bruce Willis: LAPD's Unsung Hero

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Marlene Willis, Bruce Willis mother, is a 90-year-old volunteer at the LAPDs West Los Angeles station. For 22 years, shes proofread police reports and offered emotional support, earning her an honorary police badge and volunteer of the year award. Her dedication inspires, even as Bruce manages dementia and the family raises awareness.

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90-Year-Old Mom of Bruce Willis: LAPD's Unsung Hero

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — 90-Year-Old Mom of Bruce Willis: LAPD's Unsung Hero. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 26. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz, I'm Cory with the story. Marlene Willis, the 90-year-old mother of actor Bruce Willis, is earning praise as a true icon at the Los Angeles Police Department's Wess Lowe's, Angeles Station. For 22 years, she has volunteered there several afternoons a week, proofreading police reports for grammar and adding helpful notes. She has become like family to the officers, offering emotional support with hugs after tough shifts and treating the station as her second home. Even at her age, her passion for helping shines through and her daily routine. Station leaders hold her in high regard. The commanding officer calls her an integral part of the team, while a former LAPD chief once awarded her volunteer of the year honors and even gave. Her and honorary police badge. Marlene keeps her famous son out of the spotlight at work, though she does have a photo of him on her computer.

Meanwhile, Bruce Willis continues managing frontotemporal dementia with his family providing care and recently launching a fund for awareness and support. And the four instead of their sales are the main back. Her story reminds us how ordinary dedication can make a lasting difference in extraordinary ways.

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