Riders staged at the Visitors Center for the briefing.  Our support person had already placed the flags at shelter D prior to our arrival there.  One Honor Bike was placed in front of the family for the short trip to the shelter.  There were many cars for the family procession so four riders assisted in parking cars at the request of the cemetery rep.  The full Navy Honor Guard preformed the military service.  Capt. Hitchborn's son provided the religious service after his brother tried to read a letter to his Dad.  A Granddaughter stepped in to read the letter.  At the conclusion of the service the friends and family mingled for a while talking.  Present in the crowd were four members of the Olympic Rowing Team that the Captain had participated in 1960.  The family then moved to the interment location for the in ground placement of the urn.  The riders were then dismissed. 