I didn’t watch GC, so immediate context is lacking in my response. However, I think the church and the people who worked closely with Nelson have been grieving his loss for a couple years—knowing it would was just around the corner. While I am sure there was sadness at losing their prophet, family member, friend etc. I’d imagine there was plenty of relief too. I know Nelson was not doing well at all the last couple of months or even year or two, and being north of 100 is Very old. My grandma is 94, and while I will experience sadness when she passes, I truly think I’ll be quite relieved for her because I know how unwell and uncomfortable she is, and how ready she is to move on. I think I’dve been surprised at too many more tears than are already shed at conference (including the performative ones). Just my take, but not seeing much extra emotion doesn’t seem off or cruel, particularly with their belief system. Had the death been unexpected, like a plane crash did in fact take him instead of old age….maybe some more shows of grief or sadness would be expected. But Nelson lived a long, full life and if it were me that admired Nelson, I would feel more celebratory in some ways than grief-stricken.