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A diploma awarded to a modern-day hero moves hundreds to honor him. A dying veteran is deeply moved as the diploma he'd never received is delivered to his bedside just three days before he passed away. Richard "Gunny" Remp's lifelong dream of earning his high school diploma remained unfulfilled for decades, overshadowed by his heroic military service. Richard, who left high school to join the fight in World War II, continued his valorous journey through Korea and Vietnam. He never returned to complete his senior year. At 98, diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, Richard confided in his friends that his dying wish was to hold his diploma. RELATED: Veteran Stuck Living Out of His Car Begs for Help from ‘God-Fearing' People & 3 Strangers Show Up His Friends Reached Out To The School Board Moved by his story, his friends reached out to the school board in Sharon, PA, hoping to secure an honorary diploma for him. The school board, recognizing his immense sacrifice, readily agreed to help. However, as preparations were underway, Richard's health declined rapidly, and he moved to hospice care, unable to travel home. Julien Singh, commander of the American Legion post in Poolesville, received a message from Sharon City School District Superintendent Justi Glaros. "She's like, ‘I'm printing his diploma now. I'll be there in 4½ hours,'" he recounted. To Justi, honoring Richard's final wish was paramount, and she made the long drive without hesitation. "It was like a scene from a Hallmark movie," Julien reflected. "These things, you don't see these things happen every day, and it was incredible to see it unfold in front of your eyes." God was using ordinary people to make Gunny's lifelong dream come true. RELATED: A Dog and His Veteran Owner Stay Together Until the Very End, Passing Away Just Hours Apart Richard Was Awarded His Diploma Arriving just in time, Justi presented the diploma to Richard. Richard finally held his high school diploma, fulfilling a dream he had cherished for over 80 years. He was surrounded by friends and family. "When I got there, it was all rather surreal," Justi shared. "I was nervous because I felt like I was meeting a rock star... Here's this man who's a highly decorated veteran who really had, from the age of 17, given his entire life to serve our country and to protect our freedoms." Three days later, Richard Remp passed away, his final wish granted. To honor his memory, Sharon High School will hold a moment of silence during its graduation ceremony next month. Richard's story is a testament to the power of perseverance, the strength of community, and the enduring spirit of a hero. God often uses ordinary people to show His extraordinary care for our dreams, like earning a diploma. Through the kindness and efforts of those around us, He reminds us that our aspirations matter and that we are never alone in our journey. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: 100-Year-Old Veteran Began Walking, Rain or Shine, to Raise Money & Look How Far He's Gone Proverbs 16:3 “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” WATCH: Dying Veteran Is Deeply Moved As the Diploma He’d Never Received Is Delivered to His Bedside  LISTEN: 5-Year-Old Stays on the Line with 911 to Save Dad | Tom Selleck's Memoir Reveals He Paid Bonuses for Magnum P.I. Crew h/t: Inspire More Featured Image Credit: YouTube/ABC 7 News – WJLA The post Dying Veteran Is Deeply Moved As the Diploma He’d Never Received Is Delivered to His Bedside appeared first on GodUpdates.

Photoshop maker Adobe has announced plans to begin spying on users’ private images in order to censor content deemed ‘offensive’ or ‘hateful.’ The strict new content moderation policy will allow Adobe to access private content [...] The post Adobe To Start Spying on Your Images To Censor ‘Offensive’ Content appeared first on The People's Voice.

“If you are that blind to justice that you will go play a show in a country that's starving another country, illegally... I don't know what to say about you as a human being”

A diploma awarded to a modern-day hero moves hundreds to honor him. A dying veteran is deeply moved as the diploma he'd never received is delivered to his bedside just three days before he passed away. Richard "Gunny" Remp's lifelong dream of earning his high school diploma remained unfulfilled for decades, overshadowed by his heroic military service. Richard, who left high school to join the fight in World War II, continued his valorous journey through Korea and Vietnam. He never returned to complete his senior year. At 98, diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, Richard confided in his friends that his dying wish was to hold his diploma. RELATED: Veteran Stuck Living Out of His Car Begs for Help from ‘God-Fearing' People & 3 Strangers Show Up His Friends Reached Out To The School Board Moved by his story, his friends reached out to the school board in Sharon, PA, hoping to secure an honorary diploma for him. The school board, recognizing his immense sacrifice, readily agreed to help. However, as preparations were underway, Richard's health declined rapidly, and he moved to hospice care, unable to travel home. Julien Singh, commander of the American Legion post in Poolesville, received a message from Sharon City School District Superintendent Justi Glaros. "She's like, ‘I'm printing his diploma now. I'll be there in 4½ hours,'" he recounted. To Justi, honoring Richard's final wish was paramount, and she made the long drive without hesitation. "It was like a scene from a Hallmark movie," Julien reflected. "These things, you don't see these things happen every day, and it was incredible to see it unfold in front of your eyes." God was using ordinary people to make Gunny's lifelong dream come true. RELATED: A Dog and His Veteran Owner Stay Together Until the Very End, Passing Away Just Hours Apart Richard Was Awarded His Diploma Arriving just in time, Justi presented the diploma to Richard. Richard finally held his high school diploma, fulfilling a dream he had cherished for over 80 years. He was surrounded by friends and family. "When I got there, it was all rather surreal," Justi shared. "I was nervous because I felt like I was meeting a rock star... Here's this man who's a highly decorated veteran who really had, from the age of 17, given his entire life to serve our country and to protect our freedoms." Three days later, Richard Remp passed away, his final wish granted. To honor his memory, Sharon High School will hold a moment of silence during its graduation ceremony next month. Richard's story is a testament to the power of perseverance, the strength of community, and the enduring spirit of a hero. God often uses ordinary people to show His extraordinary care for our dreams, like earning a diploma. Through the kindness and efforts of those around us, He reminds us that our aspirations matter and that we are never alone in our journey. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: 100-Year-Old Veteran Began Walking, Rain or Shine, to Raise Money & Look How Far He's Gone Proverbs 16:3 “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” WATCH: Dying Veteran Is Deeply Moved As the Diploma He’d Never Received Is Delivered to His Bedside  LISTEN: 5-Year-Old Stays on the Line with 911 to Save Dad | Tom Selleck's Memoir Reveals He Paid Bonuses for Magnum P.I. Crew h/t: Inspire More Featured Image Credit: YouTube/ABC 7 News – WJLA The post Dying Veteran Is Deeply Moved As the Diploma He’d Never Received Is Delivered to His Bedside appeared first on GodUpdates.

At a “star-studded” event on Saturday night, President Joe Biden seemed to suddenly freeze on stage. Soon after, former President Barack Obama was seen escorting him off the stage.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dissolved his six-member war cabinet, which was an expected decision that came after the departure of centrist opposition leader Benny Gantz.