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‘Yellowstone’ actor inspired to aid families of fallen military members after receiving a keepsake from his grandfather.

‘Yellowstone’ Star Cole Hauser Supports Children of Fallen Military Members

Actor Cole Hauser, known for his role as Rip Wheeler in the hit western TV show “Yellowstone,” is using his influence to support the Special Operations Warrior Foundation (SOWF) and the children of those who have been killed in America’s wars.

Hauser’s efforts were highlighted in a CBS Mornings segment, where he explained his admiration for service members and veterans, citing his late grandfather, a Marine who served in World War II, as a crucial influence.

Hauser sits on SOWF’s board of directors and has also visited Walter Reed Army Medical Center and gone on USO tours in Afghanistan to visit with troops there.

SOWF focuses on supporting Gold Star family members within the Special Operations community, funding educational expenses for children of Special Operations personnel killed in combat and extending benefits to non-military spouses of active-duty Special Operations personnel who die.

Hauser’s support for SOWF and military families is a reflection of his respect and admiration for those who serve and sacrifice for their country.

Some of SOWF’s efforts include:

  • Funding educational expenses for children of Special Operations personnel killed in combat
  • Extending benefits to non-military spouses of active-duty Special Operations personnel who die
  • Providing support for wounded Special Operations personnel and their families

Hauser’s efforts to support military families and SOWF’s mission are a testament to his character and dedication to making a difference in the lives of those who have sacrificed so much for their country.

Learn more about “Yellowstone” and Cole Hauser’s role in the hit show.



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