Fred Taylor was able to finally take part in his graduation ceremony at Cornell College Saturday.
MOUNT VERNON, Iowa - A 101-year-old World War II veteran celebrated an accomplishment this weekend that was 80 years in the making.
Fred Taylor was able to finally take part in his graduation ceremony at Cornell College Saturday, eight decades after he first got his degree in music. Taylor said he wasn’t able to attend his ceremony the first time because he left school to serve in the U.S. Army during World War II.“Well, it really ties the ribbon on it, makes me feel like now… now it’s complete,” he said.You can find out more about Taylor’s story
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