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" ... ARLINGTON, VA - APRIL 06: In this photo provided by NASA, Annie Glenn, wife of former astronaut and ... [+] U.S. Senator John Glenn gives the Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, General Robert B. Neller, a kiss on the cheek after he handed her the folded American flag during a graveside interment ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia on Thursday, April 6, 2017, the day on which Glenn and Annie were married in 1943. He was the first American to orbit Earth on Feb. 20, 1962, in a five-hour flight aboard the Friendship 7 spacecraft. In 1998, Glenn broke another record by returning to space at the age of 77 on the Space Shuttle Discovery. (Photo by Aubrey Gemignani/NASA via Getty Images) ... "
" ... Last Fall, my mother passed away at age 102. She lived a happy, healthy life and the sentiment communicated at her funeral illustrated her considerable impact on her small rural community. Relatives and friends, some present and some not, sent flowers for her funeral service. But the local florist intensified their sadness through failure to champion their important gestures of remembrance. Some arrangements were made wrong, and some were delivered late. Several were delivered to the graveside service after completely missing the church funeral. When confronted with feedback, the florist failed to show remorse for errors. I am told the local funeral home now refuses to recommend them. ... "
" ... One of America’s lasting memories of Nancy is her farewell to her husband at the graveside. Then it seemed that the full weight of his passing hit her; tearful and distraught the depth of her love for her husband knew no bounds. It was she who stood by his side in good times and during the “long goodbye” of the Alzheimer’s years. Loyal to the end. His protector always. ... "
" ... The article continued to detail a story—all from anonymous sources—who claim the president also asked “I don’t get it, what’s in it for them?” while standing graveside in Arlington National Cemetery alongside his chief of staff, retired U.S. Marine Corps general John Kelly, whose own son had been killed in Afghanistan. ... "
" ... “In my faith of Judaism, everything is mandated to occur in a specific way,” says Miller. “At a specific time, with a specific prayer. I always knew what to do. Right now, I would normally be at the visitation, making food for the family, standing at the graveside and helping put dirt on the grave until each particle covered my friend completely. I would say Kaddish, and I would mourn, and in eleven months we would return to once again celebrate his life, and place the stone on his grave. But now I can do none of that.” ... "