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The checklist's funeral — the burial that emptied the streets and closed the shops — was tested for this ground and the record does not carry one. For Osceola itself, no funeral in the county histories, in Kiracofe as carried, in the cemetery record this build swept, or in any press item reached is described as stopping the town — no closed stores, no suspended school, no procession measured in miles. The town's commemorative energy runs the other way, toward the living calendar: its documented quarter-century observance is the Memorial Day parade, an annual honouring of the dead in general rather than a single burial. The verdict is therefore a tested negative at reached strength, not a claim that no beloved Osceola figure was ever mourned hard: it is a claim that the specific civic form — the funeral as a town-stopping event — is not in this town's record, and the settler for any example is Kiracofe (1988) with the Tribune's obituary and funeral coverage behind it.
Sources: This build's Notable People (Shively as a South Bend resident; the fame band's negatives), Cemeteries and Wars & Military Service (the Memorial Day observance, documented 2002–2026). Register row #24's own candidate note, tested and answered as above.