Riders were briefed at the staging point, and then positioned to lead the procession to the new home of the Jackel  Family.  Flags had been set at the location and parking arrangements had been made with the neighbors by our support persons  B.J. and Catfish,  who upon our arrival, directed us to same.  A Little Elm Fire Truck followed immediately behind PGR with the family following on a float.  A number of citizens waving flags were present at various points along the short  route through the neighborhood.   Upon arrival, riders parked, dismounted and joined the crowd of some 75 or so people who were present for the ceremony. 
A Color Guard presented the flag and a recording of the National  Anthem was played on a loud speaker.
After a greeting by the mayor of Little Elm, short speeches followed by Mrs. Texas, the builder and various others who participated in the project, including the founder of Operation Finally Home who made a point to thank the Patriot Guard Riders, among others.   Sgt. Jackel then made a short speech on behalf of himself and his family expressing his gratitude for what had been done on their behalf.   Following the presentation of the key to their new home, the family went inside for the first time along with the media that were covering the story.  Shortly after, all present were invited to tour the home.  
Flags were then returned to the support vehicle and riders were debriefed and dismissed.
 