Coronado Resident Serving the Homeless in San Diego (video)

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11/21/2022

For 16 years, Coronado resident Brian Trotier has served the homeless community in San Diego, helping to feed and clothe them. He does it for free, from the heart, with empathy, compassion and care.

Brad Willis has this Coronado Story:

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Brad Willis

Brad Willis is an author and retired network news foreign correspondent who has worked in Afghanistan, Iraq, Africa, Latin America and Asia. He has received national and international awards for compassionate journalism and for his war coverage. Brad is a longtime Coronado resident who has also served as Commissioner of Public Art for the City of Coronado. Send news tips or story ideas to: [email protected].

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