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Hundreds of people show up for the funeral of a World War II veteran with no family in Massachusetts.
WWII Veteran John Bernard Arnold III, a 98-year-old living in East Bridgewater, was only 6 when his mother died. His father passed away when Arnold was in his 20s.
Arnold never married and never had kids.
The veteran planned his own funeral about 10 years ago, wanting people to know about his deep faith and his love for the United States.
By the time of his death, Arnold had no remaining blood family, but started a "new family" with his friends at the Garrison Veterans Home.
"He walked into the room and he lit up the room. No matter what you are going through, he always knew how to bring a smile, make you laugh," said caretaker, Hailey Munroe.
When information about his funeral was posted online, hundreds of people in the community decided to show up and honor his life.
"Nobody should have to go alone, I don’t care who you are," one attendee said.
Rest in peace, John.
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