This very special mission began with the riders placing flags along the cemetery road.  The flags framed the two cemetery tents, with seating, that were placed in street facing the still covered Texas Historical Marker.  From the seats, guests would look past the marker to see a single flag that was placed next to Pvt. Cole's grave.

At the appropriate time, riders  formed up behind the tents, three rows deep.  Formalities began with a high school ROTC unit presenting the Colors, followed by a rifle salute and taps.  The rifle salute was presented by the Paralyzed Veterans, followed by taps.  Various speeches were made by those involved in proving Pvt. Cole's innocence.  Mrs. Session, Cole's mother gave thanks to those who worked so hard on this case and to the guests for being present this day.

Then, Cory Session, Pvt. Cole's brother, passed out white roses to the honored guests, who then placed the roses at Tim Cole's grave.  

Riders were beginning to remove the flag line when Mrs. Session came to the riders to thank them for being here to honor her innocent son.