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My father was very patriotic, but didn serve. Can his coffin be wrapped in a flag?

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My father was very patriotic, but didn serve. Can his coffin be wrapped in a flag?

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It is appropriate for any patriotic person to make and be granted the same honor as military to have a flag drape the coffin. Only those who served in the military, however, are provided the flag for free. It would be recommended that during the service that it be explained that the flag is draping the coffin as an expression of the deceased’s patriotism and love of country. The flag for one who dies on active duty is provided by one’s branch of service. Flags for other Veterans are provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Civilians must purchase the flag at their own expense.

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