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'Everybody has worth:' High school kids serve as pallbearers for homeless veterans – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Students at a Detroit high school are serving as pallbearers for military veterans who were homeless when they died or without a family.

'Everybody has worth:' High school kids serve as pallbearers for homeless veterans – NBC Connecticut

Students at a Detroit high school are serving as pallbearers for military veterans who were homeless when they died or without a family.

'Everybody has worth:' High school kids serve as pallbearers for homeless veterans – NBC 6 South Florida

Students at a Detroit high school are serving as pallbearers for military veterans who were homeless when they died or without a family.

'Everybody has worth:' High school kids serve as pallbearers for homeless veterans – NBC New York

Students at a Detroit high school are serving as pallbearers for military veterans who were homeless when they died or without a family.

'Everybody has worth:' High school kids serve as pallbearers for homeless veterans – NBC Bay Area

Students at a Detroit high school are serving as pallbearers for military veterans who were homeless when they died or without a family.

'Everybody has worth:' High school kids serve as pallbearers for homeless veterans – NBC Chicago

Students at a Detroit high school are serving as pallbearers for military veterans who were homeless when they died or without a family.

'Everybody has worth:' High school kids serve as pallbearers for homeless veterans – NBC Los Angeles

Students at a Detroit high school are serving as pallbearers for military veterans who were homeless when they died or without a family.

'Everybody has worth:' High school kids serve as pallbearers for homeless veterans – NBC4 Washington

Students at a Detroit high school are serving as pallbearers for military veterans who were homeless when they died or without a family.