Becky Webber: A Life of Service
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Becky Webber first sounded “Taps” at her great-uncle’s funeral while wrapped in her grandmother’s quilt. She tells Christine Zak-Edmonds why she still plays at military funerals, what she learned in 16 years as a court-appointed advocate for children and how she pushed for human trafficking hotline signs at Illinois rest areas. Webber closes the episode by sounding “Taps.”
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