Collier Landry

This is from my lens as an 11-year-old child, you know, up until age 11. Is that my mother... was a kind generous beautiful human being who who did her best to make everyone feel welcome in her presence had a smile that would light up a room and was a genuinely kind kind and generous person with her time with her knowledge with any financial benefits she might have she was just one of those people

This is from my lens as an 11-year-old child, you know, up until age 11. Is that my mother... was a kind generous beautiful human being who who did her best to make everyone feel welcome in her presence had a smile that would light up a room and was a genuinely kind kind and generous person with her time with her knowledge with any financial benefits she might have she was just one of those people

This is from my lens as an 11-year-old child, you know, up until age 11. Is that my mother... was a kind generous beautiful human being who who did her best to make everyone feel welcome in her presence had a smile that would light up a room and was a genuinely kind kind and generous person with her time with her knowledge with any financial benefits she might have she was just one of those people

And I remember, you know, the holidays and, you know, are coming up and I can remember every year for Christmas, you know, there's like Toys for Tots, right? And my mother would make me go downstairs to my toy box and I would have to get out half my toys to donate. And it wasn't just like the ones, because she knew which ones I played with too.

And I remember, you know, the holidays and, you know, are coming up and I can remember every year for Christmas, you know, there's like Toys for Tots, right? And my mother would make me go downstairs to my toy box and I would have to get out half my toys to donate. And it wasn't just like the ones, because she knew which ones I played with too.

And I remember, you know, the holidays and, you know, are coming up and I can remember every year for Christmas, you know, there's like Toys for Tots, right? And my mother would make me go downstairs to my toy box and I would have to get out half my toys to donate. And it wasn't just like the ones, because she knew which ones I played with too.

I had to pick some of the ones that I played with that were really special to me because she wanted me to, give something up to feel that so i know what it's like to give something because other children were not as fortunate as i was and that was something she wanted me to learn and to really understand is realize how fortunate you are and the gift that you can give people

I had to pick some of the ones that I played with that were really special to me because she wanted me to, give something up to feel that so i know what it's like to give something because other children were not as fortunate as i was and that was something she wanted me to learn and to really understand is realize how fortunate you are and the gift that you can give people

I had to pick some of the ones that I played with that were really special to me because she wanted me to, give something up to feel that so i know what it's like to give something because other children were not as fortunate as i was and that was something she wanted me to learn and to really understand is realize how fortunate you are and the gift that you can give people

Noreen was working hard to make sure her son grew up with the values that she had. But Collier's father, Jack, wasn't as virtuous. Not only was he a womanizer, but he was also a compulsive liar.

Noreen was working hard to make sure her son grew up with the values that she had. But Collier's father, Jack, wasn't as virtuous. Not only was he a womanizer, but he was also a compulsive liar.

Noreen was working hard to make sure her son grew up with the values that she had. But Collier's father, Jack, wasn't as virtuous. Not only was he a womanizer, but he was also a compulsive liar.

My father would just make up stories about everything I was telling on the podcast. Like I remember we went to this, we had, we had gone to this country club up on Lake Erie on Catawba Island. And my father was telling this story with people that we were at dinner with of how he was shot down in Vietnam over the South China Sea. He was a naval fighter pilot flying an F-4 Phantom.

My father would just make up stories about everything I was telling on the podcast. Like I remember we went to this, we had, we had gone to this country club up on Lake Erie on Catawba Island. And my father was telling this story with people that we were at dinner with of how he was shot down in Vietnam over the South China Sea. He was a naval fighter pilot flying an F-4 Phantom.

My father would just make up stories about everything I was telling on the podcast. Like I remember we went to this, we had, we had gone to this country club up on Lake Erie on Catawba Island. And my father was telling this story with people that we were at dinner with of how he was shot down in Vietnam over the South China Sea. He was a naval fighter pilot flying an F-4 Phantom.

shot down over the South China Sea. His plane tails. It doesn't tailspin, but it like a like a turntables and crashes into the ocean. He couldn't open the ejection hatch. He cuts his way out of the

shot down over the South China Sea. His plane tails. It doesn't tailspin, but it like a like a turntables and crashes into the ocean. He couldn't open the ejection hatch. He cuts his way out of the

shot down over the South China Sea. His plane tails. It doesn't tailspin, but it like a like a turntables and crashes into the ocean. He couldn't open the ejection hatch. He cuts his way out of the

aircraft with a knife, his trusty Bowie knife, government issued, you know, naval issued, and swims two miles to shore, lives on slugs and bark for two days and, you know, the foliage there, and then is rescued. as a war hero. I mean, like some of these stories were so crazy.

aircraft with a knife, his trusty Bowie knife, government issued, you know, naval issued, and swims two miles to shore, lives on slugs and bark for two days and, you know, the foliage there, and then is rescued. as a war hero. I mean, like some of these stories were so crazy.