3 PGR riders met at the residence of GySgt. McMahan and led a small procession including his wife Teri to DFW National and staged in Lane C. The procession then was led by staff at DFW National Cemetery to Committal Shelter D where the family and friends were met by 12 PGR members standing Tall and Silent. The cremains of GySgt McMahan, which were in an ammo box, were moved into the shelter.
A Marine Honor Guard was present and after unfolding the flag, taps was played by a member of Bugles Across America. The flag was then folded and presented to Teri. The PGR plaque was then presented to Teri.
After a few moving words by the Pastor, the service ended and the Ammo Box with the cremains were placed in the Columbarium and sealed.
A photo was taken with Teri holding the PGR plaque with riders standing behind her.
The debriefing was held and after a prayer with Teri by our side, riders were dismissed.
I would like to give special thanks to Silvia and Garland for assisting with the procession. To Bugles Across America for their assistance in fulfilling the wishes of GySgt. McMahan's spouse. A job well done. Thanks to John for heading up the DFW National Cemetery portion and also to Linda for her water support.