I too was at a JW gathering this weekend, but in this case a wedding. Wall to wall JWs, ahh the joy of being only thinking person in a sea of drones.
I also took the short straw because I was assigned a seat next to the presiding overseer of that congregation. Once he asked if I was a witness and I told him I didn't attend anymore, I had to endure a barrage of probing questions throughout the entire night. My wife made me promise I would not reveal my apostasy, so i had to deflect all of the questions while my blood boiled inside. I almost lost it when the PO leaned over and whispered in my ear "you know, whatever you did is in the past, and Jehovah can forgive, so he will welcome you back", so typical of JWs to just assume you must have f*cked up.
Truly disappointing to not be able to shred him apart - I have been waiting for an opportunity like this, but in the interested of harmony, I had to bite my tongue.