Final answer:
In 'The Great Gatsby,' the only character listed who attends Gatsby's funeral is Gatsby's father.
Step-by-step explanation:
The character who comes to Gatsby's funeral in 'The Great Gatsby' is Gatsby's father. Neither Daisy, Tom, nor Klipspringer attend the funeral of Jay Gatsby. Despite the wealth and the lavish parties that Gatsby was known for during his life, very few people show up to pay their respects when he dies. This underscores one of the novel's central themes about the ephemerality of relationships and the hollowness of the upper class's social connections.