U.S. Navy veteran who cooked for President Lyndon Johnson celebrates his 100th birthday
Benjamin De Los Angeles, a U.S. Navy veteran who once cooked for President Lyndon Johnson, is celebrating his 100th birthday. He is recognized for his long history of service and his work with a local food pantry.
Celebrating his 100th birthday, Benjamin De Los Angeles reflects on a life dedicated to service, from cooking for President Johnson to inspiring a free food pantry.
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