Philanthropist Bill Yeaman is 'changed' after seeing the need, his donations at work

Last year, when retired Nashville businessman Bill Yeaman wrote enormous checks from his Sumpter Yeaman Charitable Foundation to three Nashville nonprofits, he said he wanted the agencies to use his

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