Riders met near the home of Ms. Fry, one rider went with me to her home to help load an extremely heavy concrete urn containing the Majors cremains into her car. We then met with other riders at the staging point. Riders were briefed on our hero and the details of the mission. After a safety briefing, we processed with Ms. Fry over 100 miles to the cemetery. We were escorted to Hwy 114 by two Keller police officers, and then proceeded on our own for a nearly 2 hour procession. My #2 ride captain/support person had set up flags by himself and was waiting with the rest of the family for our arrival. Once we arrived we quickly stood the flag line and the interment service began. One of our riders helped one former Marine family member carry the 150lbs concrete urn to the shelter for the military. After military honors and a message from the Air Force Chaplain were completed, the certificate of appreciation was presented to Major Douglas' daughter. Once the service had concluded riders carried the flags back to the support vehicle, were debriefed and dismissed.