Guillermo José Torres

Imagine staying at the same school for your whole life, from kindergarten all the way to graduation! That's kind of like Guillermo José Torres. He was born in Puerto Rico in 1944. He worked at the same TV station, WAPA-TV, for an amazing 43 years! That's longer than most kids are in school. He was a news reporter and anchorman, telling people what was happening in the world.

Before Guillermo became a famous newsman, he was a brave soldier! He served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War and was a Captain. He also served in the Puerto Rico Air National Guard. This means he helped protect people. After his time in the army, he started his incredible career in television, sharing important stories with everyone.

Guillermo José Torres didn't just work a long time; he set a world record! The Guinness World Records people said he had the longest career as a news anchorman at the same station. That's super special! He retired in 2013, but he loved his job so much that he even did some voice work later. He was also honored in the Puerto Rico Veterans Hall of Fame.

Did you know Guillermo's son also became a reporter at the same TV station? That's right! Guillermo José Torres, Jr. followed in his dad's footsteps at WAPA-TV. It shows how much Guillermo loved his job and how he inspired his own family to share important news with the world. He's a true legend in Puerto Rico!