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Revision as of 02:58, 18 November 2007
A state funeral is a public funeral service held to honour those of high significance in Ibagli.
Traditionally, Governors-General and Prime Ministers are entitled to the honour. The government may also designate any other person to be entitled to a state funeral.
Ibaglians who have received a state funeral
| Name | Position | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Sir Edward Brixton | Former Prime Minister | 1961 |
| Sir Aaron Lastman | Sitting Governor General | 1974 |
| Sir Gregory Parks | Sitting Governor-General of Ibagli Former Speaker of the House of Commons |
1980 |
| Charles Forrester | Sitting Prime Minister | 1989 |
| Sir Edward Hallihan | Former Premier of Ibagli | 1991 |
| Maj. Sir Thomas Wilcox | Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Recipient of the Victoria Cross |
1994 |
| Sir William Barriter | Former Governor General | 2005 |
| Vincent McNeese | Sitting Prime Minister | 2005 |
| Sir Joseph Kenilworth | Former Prime Minister | 2005 |
| Sir Henry LeVeque | Former Governor-General Former Prime Minister Recipient of the Victoria Cross |
2006 |