Patriot Guard Riders met at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church to place a flag line and wait for SSG Alex Viola and family to arrive. The family was escorted by the Keller Police Department and four PGR honor bikes from their home to the church while SSG Alex Viola was escort by four additional honor bikes from Bluebonnet Funeral home to the church.  After a rider’s briefing, the riders took up positions on the flag line. Members of SSG Viola Army Unit transfer him from the coach to the chapel and the service started.  The flags were then taken to the support vehicle, furled and made ready to reposition at the cemetery.  Several of the riders went to the cemetery to set a second flag line for the interment service.  The remaining riders returned to the staging location for a safety briefing then staged for the procession to Bluebonnet Cemetery.  The procession to the cemetery was escorted by Keller PD.  The route was lined by members of community saluting and waving flags so they could show respect to their local hero.  Upon arrival at the cemetery the procession passed under a large American Flag suspended by two Keller Fire trucks and continued to the interment location.  The family and friends followed the coach to the Bluebonnet Hill Cemetery where the procession was met by the deep tones of the Traveling Bell and the Honor Guard.  Patriot Guard Riders formed a protective barrier near the interment site. The Green Berets were the Honor Guard and Pall Bearers.  At the conclusion of the service the flags were furled and put back into the support vehicle, riders debriefed then dismissed.  It was an honor for us to be allowed to be a part of these past few days and that we hope we provided some level of comfort to the family.  