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Lindsey Graham funeral to span 2 days. What we know

His office announced a two-day funeral in Washington and South Carolina.

Lindsey Graham funeral to span 2 days. What we know
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Jul 21, 2026
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Sen. Lindsey Graham’s funeral will span July 28 in Washington and July 29 in South Carolina, with Capitol and cathedral services followed by a procession, church service and private burial. His office announced the plans, which include livestream access for some ceremonies.

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Lindsey Graham’s Funeral Services Scheduled in Washington and South Carolina

The articles report that funeral services for Lindsey Graham are scheduled for July 28 in Washington and July 29 in South Carolina. Center outlets focus on service logistics, with some detailing public viewing or livestream access and others highlighting the Capitol Rotunda, cathedral service and private burial.

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