When Chief Lynam arrived three riders were present and rendered honors as he was moved into the church.  Riders prepared the flag line with very stiff winds blowing that made carrying them difficult.  After the flags were placed the riders were briefed and then took up positions on the flag line. Many former members of the 301FW were observed arriving for the service.  At the start of the service the flags were furled and the support vehicle plus two riders departed to prepare the cemetery flag line.  When the service concluded the procession left for the cemetery with an escort service protecting the procession.  As the procession progressed many vehicles pulled to the side of the roads in respect.  Upon arrival at the cemetery the riders dismounted and took up positions on the flag line.  Military honors were presented by the Air Force Honor Guard.

At the conclusion of the service many family members moved just little farther away to another plot.  Many years ago, Jimmy's son-in-law, a Constable, was killed in the line of duty.  The family went to pay respects to him before departing the cemetery.

The flags were furled and the riders dismissed.