Thousands of mourners attend a prayer service in Augusta, New Jersey for Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, the exiled rival of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan who died this week in the United States. "He's going to leave behind hopefully thousands, millions who remember once again why we are sent to this earth, to serve others, to love everyone, regardless of their race, their beliefs, their thoughts," says his great niece Hafsa Turkyolu. "It's really hard to define his loss, I think I have not yet grasped what it means for me," says Executive Director of non-profit organization Alliance for Shared Values Alp Aslandogan. [COMPLETES VID36KR3JV_EN] IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES