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Fast Food Chain Honors Late Veteran Who Ate There Every Day for 15 Years
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January 28, 2016
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1:17Now PlayingWhataburger restaurant honors a veteran who ate breakfast there every day more than a decade. Hudson Collins served in the army during World War II. After a medical discharge, he went back to serve as a civilian. On Veteran's Day the chain stopped accepting money from Collins and said breakfast was on them from now on. On January 22nd, Collins passed away. After the funeral his family went to Whataburger for lunch in his memory. That's when they saw his name up on the restaurant's marquee. #InsideEdition
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