Mother in law and father in law (Master Gunnery Sergeant) are buried there. Every time I hear taps and the 21 gun salute I loose it and end up crying like a baby. But, the ceremony with the color guard is something to see. Don't think I will be going. Brings back too many memories. And I do not know any of his family.
I have to agree with hopper. It is how you treat a person when they are alive that matters. If anyone needs a couch (sorry grandkids have all the beds), you got one at my house.