 Part 1 - October 8, 2011  Sgt. Kimberly Agar arrive at DFW International Airport aboard American Airlines Flight 71.  66 Patriot Guard Riders on 60 motorcycles and 4 cages joined a procession with Sgt. Agar, her family, and a military honor guard from the airport to Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home.  The procession was assisted by DFW Airport Department of Public Safety and the Colleyville Police Department.  Upon arrival at Bluebonnet Hills, honors were rendered for Sgt. Agar as she was moved from the coach to the funeral home.

Part 2 -  October 11, 2011  Visitation at Bluebonnet Funeral Home.  12 Patriot Guard Riders stood tall and silent on the flag line for Sgt. Agar and her family.  Two members of the North Texas Motorcade assisted with parking and directing guests to the chapel where Sgt. Agar was resting.  PGR plaques and coins were presented to the Agar family prior to the start of visitation.

Part 3 - October 12, 2011  Funeral Service, Procession, and Interment Service at Shelter B DFW National Cemetery.  A flag line was set and riders stood tall and silent as family and guests arrived at the funeral home to celebrate Sgt. Agar's life.  ADSC Larry Key was asked by the Agar family to give the opening prayer for the service.  After the funeral service, the Patriot Guard Riders led the funeral procession to DFW National Cemetery for Sgt. Agar's interment service.   The procession was assisted by Colleyville PD and North Texas Motorcade.  Upon arrival at Shelter B, a flag line had been set and riders were standing tall and silent.  Taps were played, flags were presented to Sgt. Agar's parents, and military honors were rendered.  After the interment service, Margy and Michael Agar, Sgt. Agar's parents, met with all the PGR and expressed their appreciation for what we do and our presence in honor of their daughter.