The innocent neighbour who was tragically killed during a horrific shooting on rural property in Queensland will be laid to rest today.

Alan Dare died after going to investigate gunshots at a neighbouring property in Wieambilla, when he was fatally shot along with constables Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold.

The 58-year-old will be honoured at a private funeral in Brisbane's south west.

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Dare will also receive a posthumous medal for bravery from the Queensland Police Service.

His family will be presented with that next year.

Last Tuesday, police stood alongside his family in a guard of honour as he was taken from the scene.

Today he will have a police escort as he is moved from Ipswich to Wacol.

More than 50 classic cars are expected to join the procession.

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Anyone wishing to pay their respects is being encouraged to line the street as they pass.

A fundraising drive for his family has raised more than $90,000.

Earlier this week, thousands gathered to farewell Matthew Arnold and Rachel McCrow at a memorial in Brisbane.