'Take Responsibility!' Chris Soules & Family DO NOT Attend Hit-And-Run Victim's Wake

Over 100 family and friends gathered to say goodbye to Kenneth Mosher – but Chris Soules and his family weren't among the mourners. RadarOnline.com can reveal exclusive details from the hit-and-run victim's wake, where guests expressed their outrage over The Bachelor star leaving the scene of the fatal accident.

Over 100 family and friends gathered to say goodbye to Kenneth Mosher – but Chris Soules and his family weren't among the mourners. RadarOnline.com can reveal exclusive details from the hit-and-run victim's wake, where guests expressed their outrage over The Bachelor star leaving the scene of the fatal accident.

Mourners attended the three-hour wake of the Vietnam vet at Geilenfeld Funeral Home in Oelwein, Iowa on Sunday, April 30.

Mosher was laid to rest in an open casket in a casual farmer's shirt. The casket was adorned with a flower arrangement that featured a tractor, mourners told RadarOnline.com.

"The family is taking it rather well," an eyewitness said. "I don't think the shock will come in until after the funeral – when things settle down."

As RadarOnline.com reported, Soules rear-ended Mosher's tractor with his Chevy truck on April 24. After making a frantic 911 call, he left the scene and was arrested hours later.

"He should have stayed at the scene – that's just the moral thing to do for anyone that has an accident," Mosher's longtime co-worker Dave Kamus, 66, told RadarOnline.com. "It's all gonna come out in court. It's going to be a long trial."

Another mourner, who didn't want to be identified, told RadarOnline.com, "Oh I'm mad because he left the scene. He should of stayed there like a man – take responsibility for his actions!"

Mosher spent the entire day planting his corn crop before he was killed. His friend Harlan Murkey told RadarOnline.com, "This is the most critical time of the year to plant your corn. So lots of farmers have to work 20 hours a day around this time. In April, you have to advantage and plant every good day you got."

The reality star's lawyers believe the 911 call proves his innocence. "Soules' 911 call, released yesterday, proved that the initial knee-jerk coverage of this accident was incorrect," Parrish-Kruidenier law firm told RadarOnline.com in a statement. "While initial reports suggested Soules fled the scene, the 911 call confirms that Soules in fact was the one who contacted law enforcement immediately. During the call, he clearly identified himself and explained his role in the terrible accident."