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Well, I've got five. Let's get into it. I ended up keeping my promise to him. Every time we crossed a state boundary, that was a finish line. Every time I made it up a hill, that was a finish line. And so, like, as special as the last finish line was, it didn't compare to all the other little ones. Meet the first woman ever to skateboard across America,

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I just said to myself, my God, how did this survive when everything else in this garden is dead?

And I truly still believe that my mother and father asked God to leave me something.

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At 96 years old, Bill Brown has lived through a lot. World War II, the civil rights movement,

even the rise of the internet. But of all the history he's seen, Bill says it was the

Great Depression that shaped him the most. People came to help me and my mother and father

during the Depression. And I've always felt I had a debt to pay. And he spent a lifetime paying

that debt forward. For the last 30 years, Bill, or Mr. Bill, as everyone

calls him, has run the nonprofit he founded called the Children's Table. It's a small but mighty

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