No, according the the "Our Kingdom Ministry" [The Jehovah's Witnesses inhouse Newsletter] of March 1997:
''What if the deceased was disfellowshipped? The congregation would generally not be involved. The Kingdom Hall would not be used. If the person had been giving evidence of repentance and manifesting a desire to be reinstated, a brother's conscience might allow him to give a Bible talk at the funeral home or graveside, to give a witness to unbelievers and to comfort the relatives. Before making this decision, however, it would be wise for the brother to consult with the body of elders and give consideration to what they may recommend. In situations where it would not be wise for that brother to be involved, it may be appropriate for a brother who is a member of the deceased person's family to give a talk to console the relatives.''
A person who disassociates himself is treated exactly as if he were disfellowshipped
If a person wants to find this out he has to study the Bible and compare what Jehovah's Witnesses believe and do, and he can see for himself if they are the only religion approved by God.
There are many different type of Christianity based religions. Jehovah's Witnesses are one themselves. Being a christian is basically about believing that Christ was alive, and that he did come to earth at one point in time. The difference about Jehovah's witnesses and some other Christians is that Jehovahs witnesses believe that Christ was Jehovah's son, not God himself. And so, to answer your question, Jehovahs witnesses do not date girls or boys from different religions, Christian or not. If someone were to be in a relationship with a person who has a different god, it would almost be like he believes in that god as well. If a witness were to date a girl or boy of a different religion, it would be because he or she is not truly worshiping Jehovah.
The cast of Public Discourse - 2003 includes: Swoon as herself Bob Dombrowski as himself Shepard Fairey as himself Ellen Harvey as herself JJ Veronis
The cast of Witnesses of Jehovah - 1986 includes: Marjorie Chretien as herself Leonard Chretien as himself Raymond Franz as himself Peter Gregarson as himself Carl Olof Jonsson as himself
Rutherford was never a Freemason himself, although it is thought by some that he shared interests with them. However, looking at his term of presidency with the Jehovah's Witnesses it highly likely that he didn't or at least that he broke away from Freemasonry. Contrary to his predecessor, CT Russell, who had strong links to Freemasonry, and was quite possibly a recognized Freemason, Rutherford later rejected much of the symbols and other occult practices that Russell have introduced.
The cast of Witnesses NYC - 2013 includes: Hussun Atkins as himself Mayree Clark as herself Guy Gonzales as himself Dennis Greenbaum as himself Randy Kearse as himself Kathy Kirkpatrick as herself Adam Purple as himself
no well as for me i am a jehovahs witness lol
The cast of Special Witnesses of Christ - 2000 includes: Gordon Hinckley as himself
I have done some research and can find no indication that Danny himself was ever actually baptised as one of Jehovah's Witnesses. He was raised in a Witness household, but to be considered an active Witness by the congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, each person has to decide for himself that is what he wants to do, and take appropriate steps to identify himself as a Witness of Jehovah, includng being baptised, which confirms his place in the congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. I see no indication that he has done that, only that his parent(s) are (or were) Jehovah's Witnesses.
The cast of Witnesses to the Storm - 2000 includes: Vito Calomo as Himself - Executive Director, Gloucester Fisheries Commission Jack Foot as Himself - Police Officer, City of Gloucester
Soliloquy: A dramatic or literary form of discourse in which a character talks to himself or herself or reveals his or her thoughts without addressing a listener.
A soliloquy.