Riders arrived at the church, set up the flag line, and were briefed on the mission.  As we waited, at least 20 Texas DPS black and white cars arrived.  Mr. Webster's son is a DPS Officer.  Bikes participating in the procession were staged for the procession.  Riders took up the flag line positions a little early due to the arriving guests.  

The plaque was presented to Mrs. Pam Webster and the family just prior to the start of the service.  Arrangements were made for the PGR to line the center aisle of the church when Mr. Webster's urn were carried out of the sanctuary by RC Rick Crabb.  The urn was placed on the back seat of the Rick's bike for the procession.

Riders not riding in the procession left for the cemetery.  Once at the cemetery the MRC verified that the shelter assignment was A and not D as the cemetery volunteers thought.  Arrangements had been made with the DPS for their arrival to continue on to the shelter and to park in the street; that was how the plan did work.  

The arrival of the family at the shelter found many Troopers and riders standing tall and silent.  The Navy Honor Guard performed the Military Honors and the preacher took care of the spiritual portion of the service.  At the conclusion of the service the riders furled the flags and were dismissed. 