Francine. More on that coming up later in the broadcast. >> Thank you Kathy. Family members, loved ones and people from all over the world coming out today to say their final goodbyes to the Gaudreau brothers. Their funeral was held today in media, and this was also the first time we heard from the widows of Johnny and Maddie. >> John's widow, also with a big announcement today. Our Steve Keeley was there. >> Reporter despite losing my husband way too soon, I still feel like the luckiest girl in the world. >> The wives, now widows of Johnny and Matt Gaudreau, somehow summoned the strength to speak at their funeral. >> This last week has felt like I've been trapped in a nightmare. I can't wake up from. I feel numb, angry, sad, blessed all at once. Some days the thought of this new reality is debilitating. But mostly I just miss Matt. >> This tragic story turned even more tragic as Meredith announced to everyone that she, too, is expecting a baby like her sister in law. >> We're actually a family of five. I'm in my ninth week of pregnancy with our third baby. A total surprise, but again, John was beaming and so excited. >> John and Matt will be so happy if the world learned about how they lived their life, and we all improved our lives as a result. That's the greatest gift. >> The brothers grew up in the South Jersey suburbs of the City of Brotherly Love and brotherly love is something everyone here says they lived each day always together, always side by side. Dying side by side and now buried side by side. To the grief of their father. Outside the church gave a sense of the agony that everyone here felt. As the hearses left the church, they left the large hockey family looking on. They all came from Calgary to Columbus to Gloucester Catholic, all still in a state of shock and