Procession riders meet at the Sparkman-Crane Funeral Home in Dallas and prepared for the procession.  While waiting Mrs. Kelly related some funny stories about her husband.  Several of these were reported to the riders at the cemetery who thoroughly enjoyed them.  At the appropriate time the riders formed up and the procession departed for the cemetery.  Upon arrival at the cemetery four big flag bikes escorted the coach into lane B to await the final procession to the shelter.  All remaining riders proceeded to the shelter and joined up with the advance team.  The PGR plaque was presented to Mrs. Kelly by the ride captain while waiting for the departure to the shelter.  When the procession arrived at shelter B they were greeted by riders standing tall and flags waiving.  As the family and friends moved into the shelter a man wearing a Pearl Harbor Survivor hat and a chest full of medals slowly made his way to the shelter using his walker; he was a close friend of the family.  At the conclusion of the service the funeral home was going to play the Navy song but accidentally played part of the Air Force song with made the Pearl Harbor survivor happy since he was a B-17 pilot on December 7th.  At the conclusion of the service the riders furled the flags and riders were dismissed.