All those who cried during the Service, chime in.

Ron's Day | Bob J

[Freemyland]

Yep. Several times.

[Arpege92]

poll=pole

[smonk]

[Billthedrill]

First time I lost it was when I saw the editorial cartoon of Reagan's legacy - a broken Berlin Wall with people holding their arms up to heaven. Today? Donwannatalkaboudid...

[DoctorMichael]

I turned the computer off and watched the whole thing in silence.........................

Yup. I was all teared up on numerous occasions:
Bagpipes, sunsets, lone planes climbing into the sky, widows kissing caskets.................................

[Arpege92]

Is that from today?

[ExtremeUnction]

I did not cry.

[kstewskis]

okay...

chiming in.

(kleenex pleese...)

[Dog Gone]

Did you notice that right after she honored her friend and colleague, the sun went down. Two of a kind. May God raise up more like them.

Yes, Margaret Thatcher's timing was perfect. The timing was providential. No way could it have been orchestrated.

[mhking]

Me (switching tissue to raise hand)...

[Arpege92]

It's okay....I'm sure I did enough crying for the both of us.

[Bob J]

Then you are the exception that proves the rule. Godspeed.

[RightWinger]

I was doing pretty good until Nancy put her head on the coffin, then I lost it.

God bless Ronald Reagan!

[Born Conservative]

Numerous times crying (but I hid it well from my wife).

[smonk]

here's the slug from the AP

{
Marine Sgt. Ethan Rocke, 26, from San Diego, cries as taps is played during interment ceremonies for former President Ronald Reagan at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif., Friday, June 11, 2004. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
}

[McGavin999]

I started crying when I saw all those cars pulled over on the highway with the people standing beside them. Didn't stop through the whole thing.

[BBT]

I think I saw Michael praying (for strength...?) before they started the eulogies.

[Wampus SC]

"Yep....blubbering here as well. Mine started when Nancy leaned on the coffin one last time

Yeah thats when I lost it too."

That's when I started crying too.

[alice_in_bubbaland]

Lost and tired. Mrs. Reagan is in her 80's and has had a very emotional and strenious(sp?)week. I wish her all the best, truly a very classy lady.

BTW- Love your tag line!

[Arpege92]

"Numerous times crying (but I hid it well from my wife)."

I suspect she knows anyway....but why did you try and hide it?