No, it doesn't.
Here is what follows (according to Dolphy's link):
1:30 p.m.: Remains arrive at the church with ceremony. Following the 2 p.m. service, the remains will depart the church with ceremony.
3 p.m.: The remains will proceed to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum for a private interment service.
3:30 p.m.: Service and burial. During the service, a 21-aircraft flyover in missing-man formation will fly south to north up the Grand River.
A fly-over will be breath-taking.
President Ford's was the first campaign I ever volunteered for, as part of a high school politics class. There were 4 of us who would hit campaign HQ's to help with yard sign distribution. (And it really ticked-off our very liberal teacher who didn't think that anyone would fill her mandatory service requirement, by taking part in a Republican campaign in the year 1976!)
Are those times Eastern or Central? It is already 4:40 p.m. Eastern time and getting dark. Could the services be 1:15 minutes late?