Jonathan Diaz's casket his removed from the hearse and carried past family members (right) into Saint Peter Prince of the Apostles Catholic Church on the evening of November 14, 2019.

Jonathan Diaz's casket is escorted into Saint Peter Prince of the Apostles Catholic Church for prayer services on the evening of November 14, 2019 as Lemoore Police Officer stand at attention..

A bag piper plays "Amazing Grace" as Jonathan Diaz's casket is taken inside for the funeral service between long lines of police, sheriff's department, and highway patrol officers in dress uniforms on November 15, 2019.

Pallbearers carry the casket of Jonathan Diaz into Saint Peter Prince of the Apostles Catholic Church in Lemoore California on November 15, 2019.

An honor guard of police officers drawn from several different jurisdictions will stand by the casket all night in the church and at Diaz's home.

Jonathan Diaz's family mourns him during funeral services. "He was always there when you needed him," said Lemoore Police Chief Michael Kendall in his eulogy. "I never saw him upset, mad, or even frustrated. He put everyone's safety and security above his own."

The funeral mass ended with a broadcast of the end-of-the watch call for Diaz on November 2, shared by the emergency police dispatcher. Among those attending the mass was California Governor Gavin Newsome. At the conclusion of the mass, Jonathan Diaz's casket was escorted out of church, again preceded by a bag piper.

A procession of fifty or more police vehicles with sirens and lights turned on passes beneath a huge American flag held aloft by Lemoore firemen as the funeral processions moves one mile north to Lemoore's Sunflower Fields Cemetery.

A police honor guard unfurls the American flag over Jonathan Diaz's casket at Sunflower Fields cemetery. "He always had the best advice for everybody," his cousin Deborah Monroy told local reporters. "because all he wanted to do is good things for the community. He always talked about the positive. He was just a great person."

Final prayers are offered before Jonatha Diaz's casket is lowers to rest.

A few blocks from Saint Peter Prince of the Apostles catholic Church, a makeshift memorial of balloons, photographs, candles, and flowers stands outside the entrance to the Lemoore Police Department.