How many RallyPoint members are in a Retired Reserve Status?

[Update] At the time of transition off active reserve status to Retired status we have an option to become part of the gray area Retired Reserve. Gray area retired reserve are subject to recall to active duty. The gray area status enables our retired salary to be based on the salary in effect when we begin drawing retirement with COLA adjustments later. Those who elect to have their retirement pay frozen in the year they transition off the active reserve rolls so that they will not subject to recall in anything short of a general mobilization akin to WWII.
Personally the thing that bothers me most about being a member of the retired reserve is that if I die before I am fully vested as a retired military service member then I am not authorized any burial benefits. Specifically I can not be buried or interred at a national military or state cemetery with military honors. Secondarily my wife is not authorized any burial benefits if she predeceases me. [I understand as a disabled veteran I could be buried in one of the VA managed cemeteries]
I understand Congress has the full authority to make and change laws and accept that my post 9/11/2001 mobilization will probably not be be credited to reduce my retirement age. I also understand and fully accept that my just under 19 years of active federal service was not in a specialty authorized early retirement.
The military services and Congressional oversight make decisions for the best of the nation's military as they foresee manpower and end strength requirements.