Senator Lindsey Graham’s funeral observances are scheduled for this week in two locations, according to reports. The process begins with closed ceremonies in Washington on Tuesday, followed by a procession and a public funeral service in South Carolina the next day. The New York Times describes the Washington events as limited access and the South Carolina activities as public-facing, with a public funeral and procession taking place after the initial services. The coverage also notes Graham’s role as a long-time Republican figure and an ally of President Donald Trump. Details on where participants can watch or attend are included in the New York Times piece, which explains how to view the events. Across the sources provided, the central timeline is consistent: private/closed services in Washington Tuesday, then procession and public funeral in South Carolina Wednesday. No additional locations, dates, or specific arrangements beyond that sequence are stated in the excerpts.