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Hold GodsDoves, say your prayer, then return your Dove to God. If your faith is as tiny as a mustered seed, your prayer will be answered. Amen! I have seen the Holy Spirit in the form of a Dove descending from Heaven. (John 1:32)
Power Prayer
Hold GodsDoves, say your prayer, then return your Dove to God. If your faith is as tiny as a mustered seed, your prayer will be answered. Amen! I have seen the Holy Spirit in the form of a Dove descending from Heaven. (John 1:32)
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Police Funeral Customs:
Suggested Order of
Events
The following suggested order of events would be appropriate for a formal, full-honors funeral.
First, the honor guard designee escorts the family to the staging area, meeting up with the casket. The chief is advised to start the ceremony. At this point, the honor guard (casket detail, pallbearers) performs its duties. They accompany the casket to its place of honor, and the Color Guard presents the colors.
After this ceremony, the funeral service itself begins. Following is an example of the order of events for a religious service:
Invocation
Prayer (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Opening remarks/greetings (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Special music (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Scripture reading/clergy remarks
Speakers
Mayor
Local elected official from district
State or Federal officials
Family representative(s)
Union representative (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Department representative’s friends
Eulogy – Chief, dignitaries, and/or family
Special music (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Presentations
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The following suggested order of events would be appropriate for a formal, full-honors funeral.
First, the honor guard designee escorts the family to the staging area, meeting up with the casket. The chief is advised to start the ceremony. At this point, the honor guard (casket detail, pallbearers) performs its duties. They accompany the casket to its place of honor, and the Color Guard presents the colors.
After this ceremony, the funeral service itself begins. Following is an example of the order of events for a religious service:
Invocation
Prayer (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Opening remarks/greetings (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Special music (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Scripture reading/clergy remarks
Speakers
Mayor
Local elected official from district
State or Federal officials
Family representative(s)
Union representative (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Department representative’s friends
Eulogy – Chief, dignitaries, and/or family
Special music (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Presentations
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Closing remarks/prayer (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
21 Bells ceremony (also may be performed at cemetery)
Bagpipes play (Amazing Grace, for example)
Final Radio Call ceremony (also may be performed at cemetery)
Color Guard retires the colors
Bagpipes play as the Pallbearers remove the casket
Dismissal instructions
The honor guard’s duties continue during the procession to the cemetery and the interment, with each department following its own procedures. The procession for a LODD may include hundreds of cars, and both traffic and parking control are necessary. At the interment, honors may include Last Radio Call, three-volley salute (or 21 bells), flyover, flag folding, playing of Taps, bagpipes, and a dove release.remarks
Speakers
Mayor
Local elected official from district
State or Federal officials
Family representative(s)
Union representative
Department representative’s friends
Eulogy – Chief, dignitaries, and/or family
Special music
Presentations
Closing remarks/prayer
21 Bells ceremony (also may be performed at cemetery)
Bagpipes play (Amazing Grace, for example)
Final Radio Call ceremony (also may be performed at cemetery)
Color Guard retires the colors folding, playing of Taps, bagpipes, and a dove release.
(WhiteDovesRelease.com)
Closing remarks/prayer (WhiteDovesRelease.com)
21 Bells ceremony (also may be performed at cemetery)
Bagpipes play (Amazing Grace, for example)
Final Radio Call ceremony (also may be performed at cemetery)
Color Guard retires the colors
Bagpipes play as the Pallbearers remove the casket
Dismissal instructions
The honor guard’s duties continue during the procession to the cemetery and the interment, with each department following its own procedures. The procession for a LODD may include hundreds of cars, and both traffic and parking control are necessary. At the interment, honors may include Last Radio Call, three-volley salute (or 21 bells), flyover, flag folding, playing of Taps, bagpipes, and a dove release.remarks
Speakers
Mayor
Local elected official from district
State or Federal officials
Family representative(s)
Union representative
Department representative’s friends
Eulogy – Chief, dignitaries, and/or family
Special music
Presentations
Closing remarks/prayer
21 Bells ceremony (also may be performed at cemetery)
Bagpipes play (Amazing Grace, for example)
Final Radio Call ceremony (also may be performed at cemetery)
Color Guard retires the colors folding, playing of Taps, bagpipes, and a dove release.
(WhiteDovesRelease.com)
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