UnFictional
The Cady
First...Harold Bell grew up in the projects of Washington, DC. He took a job as a golf caddy to earn a little extra money. Unexpectedly one day, he ended up caddying for then Vice-President Richard Nixon. The chance meeting ultimately ended up scoring Harold a visit to the White House and a new job. His life was never the same.
By Bob Carlson • • 1 min readFirst...Harold Bell grew up in the projects of Washington, DC. He took a job as a golf caddy to earn a little extra money. Unexpectedly one day, he ended up caddying for then Vice-President Richard Nixon. The chance meeting ultimately ended up scoring Harold a visit to the White House and a new job. His life was never the same.
Produced by independent producer Hans Anderson. Additional editing by Bob Carlson and Nick White.
Harold Bell has been a radio and TV talk show host, and has spent over 50 years working with at-risk youth in the Washington, DC area.
Harold Bell and his wife at the White House
Courtesy of Harold Bell
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1 of 3Friends in High Places- 0:00The CadyYou’re reading this
- 11:11Elvis was a Shabbos Goy
- 17:17Places with High Friends