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No. It can be a devout act of respect. Usually the kiss is on the hand, rarely the lips unless a family member. It is interesting to note in times past (Morbid romance) if not actually Necrophile, was a staple plot device in some novels, operas ( predictably, as these go for tragedy) and plays. Having the leading lady pass into eternity in her boyfriend"s arms was sadly, a staple plot device at one time. ( dead children were also) What you describe is an act of respect and love, not necrophilia- like the insane acts of ,say the Manson Murders.
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