Betty White declines Marine Corp Ball invite:... | Gather

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Betty White declines Marine Corp Ball invite:... | Gather: "The 89-year-old actress has a full schedule at the moment taping Hot in Cleveland, a weekly show on TV Land Network. With prior arrangements in scheduling, it appears her work doesn't allow her the opportunity to leave and her publicist sent word she won't accompany the Marine on his date.

The opportunity to honor those in the military isn't lost on Betty White as her publicist noted White 'loves a man in uniform,'"

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