As riders were staging at DFW, the husband of Dawn Blum, whose service was scheduled for 1030 approached Rick Crabb to ask if we would participate in her service.  Of course, he said yes and after a quick briefing, with the exception of two honor bikes for the Blum mission, all riders proceeded to Shelter C to set flags.  Riders also set flags at Shelter A.  I remained to greet the funeral coach transporting for Mr. Humphreys.  At the conclusion of the Blum service, all but six riders circled back to join the procession while the remainder moved to Shelter A to await our arrival.   Riders followed the coach into the Shelter Lanes where pallbearers were stationed to transfer Mr. Humphreys from the coach to the Shelter.  Mary Gattis kindly consented to receiving the flag from the US Army Honor Guard.  In the absence of clergy, I delivered a short message deemed appropriate to the occasion.   Following this, the flags were returned to the flag locker and riders were debriefed and dismissed.