Austin – Jerry W. Brooks 65, U.S. Air Force/Tx Army National Guard

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    markwells
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    markwells
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    Confirmed Mission: SHORT NOTICE: The Patriot Guard Riders have been invited to participate in the funeral service of Jerry Wayne Brooks 65, U.S. Air Force/ Texas Army National Guard, Vietnam Veteran. Jerry was a helicopter weapon systems repairman and earned the rank of Sergeant.
    http://www.edgarfh.com/fh/obituaries/obituary.cfm?o_id=2524565&fh_id=13970

    Date/Time: Tuesday, May 20th, 2014 2:00pm

    Location: First Baptist Church, 108 So. Vandeveer St, Burnet, Tx
    http://goo.gl/maps/9Xz2d

    Directions: We will stage at the Church in Burnet. In Burnet on Hwy 29 and 3 streets east of Hwy 281, turn south on Vandeveer St and proceed to the church.
    Local Staging:
    For those wanting to ride together from the local area, we will meet at the Exxon service station on the corner of US 183 and Hwy 29, from 12:10pm to 12:30pm. KSU at 12:30pm to Burnet. Fuel is available at this location.
    goo.gl/maps/wBe8b

    Timeline:
    12:45pm – 1:15pm Staging
    1:15pm – Mission Briefing
    1:30pm – Flag Line

    Wx: Lo – 69 Hi – 89 Partly Cloudy (KVUE Wx)

    Notes: Arrive on time and bring a bottle of water for you and a friend. Start hydrating the night before. Sun block is recommended.
    Once the service is completed in Burnet, we will join the partially escorted procession to the Andice Cemetery for graveside honors. LEO assistance will be provided in Burnet and Bertram.

    Ride Captain: John “T.C.” Wiley 830-613-4175 johnboy@281.com

    Flag Wrangler: Bob Binkley

    Please make plans to honor this man for his dedication and service to our country.

    #4481
    texas coyote
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    This Mission has been completed. I want to thank those who managed to be there for Sergeant Jerry Wayne Brooks and his Family on short notice. Jerry's wife came and spoke with us before the service began and told us how much it meant to her that we were there for Jerry. Several other family members and friends of Jerry did the same through out the Mission.

    Counting "Yours Truly" there were 9 Patriot Guard Members present, one of which was a "First Time" rider. Glad to have you join us Ernie. We had 6 Bikes, 1 Trike and 2 Cages.

    And once again I want to thank Bob Binkley for "Wrangling" the Flags today.

    I hope all made it home safe and sound.

    TC

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