Seven riders met at the funeral home around 8AM to accompany the coach to the church, a short 2 mile ride.  Meanwhile, at the church, about 6 riders posted the flag line and waited for the coach and more flags.  As the coach and family arrived, riders rendered honors as the Honor Guard moved SPC Morris into the church.

While additional flags were set up, a bus from Ft. Hood arrived full of soldiers who knew Sara and her husband Daniel.  They were greeted and thanked for their service.

At about 930AM riders took up positions along the walkways on the flag line.  After the service started, the flag line was taken down and the riders relaxed in the shade to wait for the procession to DFW National.

A ride captain along with the flag/water truck and another rider left for the cemetery to prepare for the internment service.  Additionally, we posted flags at shelter C where Dallas DPD was going to hold a service for one of their retired officers who happened to be coming from the same funeral home as SPC Morris.  It was the PGR way of saying thank you to DPD for their outstanding support of the PGR on previous missions.  They never new we placed the flags.

The second ride captain coordinated the procession with the escort service, Constables, and the funeral director.  When the time approached for departure the riders met for the safety briefing.  

Upon arriving at the cemetery all but 6 motorcycles went to shelter A for the service.  The 6 remained to escort the coach down to the shelter.

When SPC Morris and family arrived, they were met by the flags, riders, and the busload of troops standing to render honors as Sarah was moved into the shelter.  The Traveling Bell tolled.  At one point, baby Camael could be heard crying.  Riders wear sun glasses for a reason.

The Joint Honor Guard performed the military portion of the service and PGR plaques were presented to Daniel, the husband, and Sarah's parents.

After the service, riders quickly removed all the flags and met in the trees down the hill because the shelter was needed quickly.  Several riders remained to take the flags down at shelter C.