Donnie Loneman had been living on Oklahoma City streets for three weeks . After he was given last decade to live , he also requested to be given a Marine 'high and tight ' haircut and a corps flag for his casket . Veteran organizations pulled together and also paid for his funeral and gave him an honor guard for burial . Loneman said he was 'ready to go ' and that he knew he would see a Marine standing guard at 'the gates ' of Heaven .
Donnie Loneman had been living on Oklahoma City streets for last decade . After he was given three weeks to live , he also requested to be given a Marine 'high and tight ' haircut and a corps flag for his casket . Veteran organizations pulled together and also paid for his funeral and gave him an honor guard for burial . Loneman said he was 'ready to go ' and that he knew he would see a Marine standing guard at 'the gates ' of Heaven .