Bruce Willis’ mom, 90, quietly moonlights as LAPD volunteer: ‘She is an icon here’
NY Post
Hailed as an icon around the Los Angeles Police Department for her tireless volunteer work, this 90-year-old mother also carries a connection to Hollywood royalty.
Marlene Willis — the mother of famed actor Bruce Willis — has been a fixture at the station for 22 years. She’s spent more than two decades moonlighting as a volunteer at the LAPD’s West Los Angeles station, where she is affectionately known as “Mrs. Willis.”
Officers at the station see her as an icon and say just having her around can make them smile.
“I think she means the very best of people that are individuals who believe in the work that our men and women do,” former LAPD Chief Michel Moore told NBC Los Angeles.
At 90 years old, she volunteers on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, reviewing police reports, making notes, and checking grammar.
“I want to help so much, so much. You have no idea. You cannot imagine how much I want to help,” said Mrs. Willis.
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