Inspiring series topics include the story of Eric Lehman, a young man coping with the death of his mother, Leon Bass, an American Third Army veteran who helped liberate a Nazi death camp during World War II and John and Marilyn Gregorski, a married couple battling cancer. Leon Bass describes the horrors of Buchenwald, and how the experience led him to a life of speaking out against racism and hatred. I know there was a reason for my being in the military. There was a reason for my going to Buchenwald. Within each individual there's a wonderful and rich story.
Nobody comes to the park to tell a story of success in monetary terms.
They don't count the numbers in their bank accounts. The positive deep-rooted messages of WPS have also caught the eye of social workers, as the stories of Eric Lehman and John and Marilyn Gregorski will be used as a professional training tool at Johns Hopkins University Oncology Center in Baltimore, Maryland. Windsor Park Stories is a television show that does humanity a service by restoring virtue and reinforcing the positive, in a time when other shows dare not. Every story is interesting and good television. Here's hoping the show lasts forever.