The Visitation held on September 9th, where about 28 riders stood the flag line, started nearly an hour early due to the amount of friends coming to pay their respects.  The guests lined up through the halls and lobby and then out the door and down the steps.....for two hours, before the line began to thin.  Green Berets stood guard at all of the entrances.

This morning, the riders met at the church to place the flag line and wait for the family to arrive.  The family was escorted by the Mesquite Police Department and eight PGR Big Flag bikes to the church.  Riders took up positions on the flag line until the service began.  A few riders went into the service while others took down the flag line and rested until the service was over.  At the conclusion of the service, riders stood in two long ranks and rendered honors as SSG Border was carried to the coach.  

Riders then returned to their bikes and prepared for departure to the cemetery.  The procession passed under a large American Flag suspended by a Mesquite Fire truck and was protected by the Mesquite PD en route to the cemetery.  Upon arrival at the cemetery the riders proceeded to on to the interment location while the family followed the coach to meet with a horse drawn caisson.  Riders formed a protective barrier near the interment site as the caisson arrived.  Green Beret's formed the Honor Guard and Pall Bearers.  The Traveling Bell sounded its deep tones.  At the conclusion of the service, the riders were invited to attend the dinner celebration of Jeremie's life; several riders did attend.