Members of the public have turned out for the funeral of a World War Two veteran.
James Burge, who was 96, had either outlived or lost contact with any friends and family.
Reverend John Coldwell took the service:
Thanks to the Royal British Legion’s efforts many turned out at the Lawn Cemetery in Douglas this morning including Major Glen Espey:
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