Don't know the age but it is probably non-denominational Christian.
The church is: Christ Fellowship
I am guessing it was an older gentleman.

I just added Ashokan Farewell and Gammal Fabodpsalm 🙂

Good idea with the Handel. I had no idea that Ashokan Farewell was over-exposed. I had only heard it once when I was asked to play it a few years back for a service. Thanks

Thanks for the suggestions,

I had a wedding last night so wasn't able to answer or make any decisions 

When I'm not hired by an orchestra I am most often playing with a group. Same group with any number of musicians from duets, trios, quartets and up. Most often quartet. The name is different depending on who is contracting the group. I work a lot for Stradivarius Chamber Ensemble who in turn is contracted by various agents and contractors. Confusing?

On rare occasions I will play solo without accompaniment such as for the funeral.

I'll let you know what I played later today, still haven't decided the last piece. Have them all ready. Adagio for Strings and Air on the G String for sure and probaby Handel. Maybe I'll just play Amazing Graze after Handels Largo as people are leaving though they only asked for 3 pieces.

Began with the Largo then Albinoni and ended with Bach Air. However I played played a few more pieces before the actual ceremony and a few after.

This 77 year old man was a violinist and would grab his fiddle and play in some back room for hours at a time according to his kids. He loved the fiddle. I didn't know that beforehand. They had placed his violin and bow in the coffin with him. Very well set up.

LOL, OK, I didn't realize it was the same. I played it much slower than the one that I checked out. I dragged it out nicely