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Roberta McCain, 106, attends son John McCain's Washington services - Duration: 7:17.

John McCain's mother, Roberta, is attending the ceremony at the U.S. Capitol Friday to help say goodbye to her son, and then, after attending services at the Washington National Cathedral on Saturday, she will see him buried at his beloved U

S. Naval Academy in Annapolis on Sunday. She's 106 years old. That she should live so long and be so strong at her age is perhaps no surprise given what her son has said about her character

And it helps explain him as well. In his memoir about his family, "Faith of My Fathers," McCain wrote about how the men of his family were "raised to go to war as officers in America's armed services" — a family history that intimidated him

But when he was deployed, he realized his family had prepared him well — and not just those who'd served

"From both my parents, I learned to persevere," McCain wrote. "But my mother's extraordinary resilience made her the stronger of the two

" "I acquired some of her resilience and her felicity, and that inheritance made an enormous difference in my life," he said

"I learned from my mother not just to take the constant disruptions in stride, but to welcome them as elements of an interesting life

" In an interview with CSPAN during McCain's second run for the presidency in 2008, Roberta was asked how often she talked with her son

She didn't need to call him up or chat on the phone, she said. They visited, often in the car on the way to and from speeches, and that was that

"I love him and he loves me. So what more do you want," she said. While raising three children, Roberta lived all over the country — led from place to place by her husband John Sidney McCain Jr

's esteemed naval career. She loved every minute of it, she told CSPAN. The constant moves — "always in the middle of a school term," she said — were part of what gave the late McCain and his siblings their grit

"I think my children took the bad and the hard things when they were young and I think they're better people for it," she said

Her husband died in 1981. When she was asked about him in 2008, she began to talk about the heart attack he suffered on an airplane as they were returning from a trip in Europe

"Listen," she said, stopping in the middle of a sentence. "Be grateful for what you've got and forget what you don't have

And I am so grateful for the life that we had, that I can't have a regret. I have nothing but gratitude for what God's given me," she said

She's traveled the world, taking trips to Europe well into her 90s. On one of these trips, she was told she was too old to rent a car

So she improvised. "I just bought one," she said, recounting the story to CSPAN

It was a Peugeot, and it came with 24/7 roadside service and a deal to buy it back when her trip was over

In her long life, she's outlived many family members. Her son, 81-year-old John, the most recent

But Roberta McCain thought she'd lost him once before. One of the first things she did when his plane was first shot down in Vietnam was to call his wife at the time

She told her she thought they should accept that McCain had died. "To me, it's fish or cut bait

If reality is reality, just accept it," she said in 2008, the answer of a straight-forward woman who'd spent her life around the Navy

It was only later that she found out McCain was taken as a prisoner of war. "Can you believe that's the best news I'd ever heard in my life?" she said

Her identical twin sister, Rowena, was a frequent travel companion, beginning in their childhood

She died in 2011, just shy of a centennial at the age of 99. After Roberta's husband retired from the Navy, the sisters would travel twice a year for three months at a time, in the fall and the spring, she said in a 2007 interview with the New York Times

"I just got my passport renewed, and it's good for 10 years," said McCain, who was just weeks shy of 96 at the time

"That's what I call optimism."

For more infomation >> Roberta McCain, 106, attends son John McCain's Washington services - Duration: 7:17.

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McCain Services - Duration: 0:28.

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Shared Services Canada Launches its 2018 Government of Canada Workplace Charitable Campaign (GCWCC) - Duration: 2:11.

Hello, my name is Stéphane Cousineau.

I'm the Senior ADM of Shared Services Canada

for our Corporate Services.

Hello, my name is Denis Bombardier.

I am an Assistant Deputy Minister and the Chief Financial Officer

at Shared Services Canada.

It's an honour for Stéphane and I to be SSC's Co-champions

for this year's Government of Canada Workplace Charitable Campaign.

The GCWCC is near and dear to our hearts.

This Campaign is an extension of what we do as public servants.

As Shared Services employees, we improved the lives of Canadians

in all our communities across the country.

And, as the SSC Co-champions for this year's Campaign,

Denis and I look forward to raising your awareness

on the initiatives and programs that counts on us.

We recognize that every precious donation has significant value.

And let's remember that there are many ways to donate,

like volunteering and participating in our many events.

It's important to give because you just never know when your friends,

neighbours, colleagues, loved ones or even yourself

will need the support of these programs and initiatives.

It's why we have been committed to this cause for many years

and why I'm happy to step up for this campaign too!

And we hope to do this fundraising while having fun!

We are looking forward to seeing you on September 7

for the official launch of the Campaign.

The invitation should go out shortly.

We also have a series of activities planned over the next few weeks.

One of the first events planned for this year is "Move for what matters!" -

a 5 km walk or run in the National Capital Region.

One of the first events planned for this year is "Move for what matters!" -

a 5 km walk or run in the National Capital Region.

As soon as we have the schedule of activities, we will share it with you.

Please stay tuned for information on activities.

We will be in touch as the Campaign unfolds.

Remember that giving is a gift to be shared.

So we hope you join us and feel the benefits of giving!

Because...

We care; we give; it matters!

For more infomation >> Shared Services Canada Launches its 2018 Government of Canada Workplace Charitable Campaign (GCWCC) - Duration: 2:11.

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Obama, George W. Bush to speak at memorial service for McCain in Washington - Duration: 3:33.

Family members, former presidents and other dignitaries will pay tribute to the late Sen

John McCain in Washington Saturday, the fourth of five days of memorials that have been planned to celebrate his life

After lying in state in the U.S. Capitol on Friday, McCain's remains will be moved to the National Cathedral for a memorial service on Saturday morning

The procession carrying McCain's casket will stop at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, where wife Cindy McCain will lay a wreath honoring servicemen and women who died during the Vietnam War

Around 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, the procession carrying McCain's casket will travel to the Washington National Cathedral

The national memorial service for McCain is set to begin around 10 a.m. The late senator's daughter, Meghan McCain, will deliver a tribute and several other family members are expected to contribute readings during the service

Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush are also expected to speak, as well as Sens

Lindsey Graham and Kelly Ayotte, former Sen. Joe Lieberman and Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger

Funeral services for former presidents have been held at the National Cathedral since 1901, according to its website

Most recently, a service for former President Gerald Ford was held there in 2007

The cathedral has also hosted funeral and memorial services for dignitaries such as astronaut Neil Armstrong and former South African President Nelson Mandela

ABC News will broadcast coverage of the services starting at 9 a.m. ET on Saturday on the ABC network and ABC News Live on Roku

There will be full coverage of the memorial service on ABCNews.com.