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December 30, 2016 at 5:38 pm in reply to: Jerry Wayne Wallace, 70, US Army Vietnam Veteran, Georgetown, TX, 29 DEC 2016 #4880The GhostModerator
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December 30, 2016 at 5:34 pm in reply to: Jerry Wayne Wallace, 70, US Army Vietnam Veteran, Georgetown, TX, 29 DEC 2016 #4879The GhostModerator* brave souls withstood the windy flag line to honor Mr. Wallace. Family was very appreciative that we were there.
November 15, 2016 at 2:27 pm in reply to: Wounded warrior home presentation, Round Rock, TX, 14 NOV 2016 #4862The GhostModerator13 bikes and one cage escorted the honored family to their new home. Good job by the LEOs. Thanks all who came.
November 8, 2016 at 6:10 pm in reply to: LTC Cassius Mullen (ret), 78, US Army/Vietnam veteran, Georgetown, TX, 07 NOV 2016 #4857The GhostModerator7 PGR members arrived at the funeral home and manned the flag line. Family was very appreciative. When I left after the flag line was over, Terry and Paige were going to accompany the hearse to CTSVC, but it started to pour down rain so I don't know if they went to Killeen or not. I personally would have opted NOT.
The GhostModeratorTerrific Mission, about 25 riders. ~ half Sun City Guys and Gals and the rest seasoned PGR riders from Aus and Centex showed up to escort 2 busses full of Fort Hood Soldiers to SC. We made a great impression and raised awareness of our prime mission. Thanks to all that had a hand in this activity.
April 12, 2016 at 12:48 pm in reply to: Stanley W. Johnson, 90, US Navy WWII veteran, Elgin, TX, 11 APR 2016 #4781The GhostModerator11 bikes and 1 flag vehicle at the church, 2 additional PGR at cemetery. Good mission; got a little damp for a short period of time on way to Austin, more of an annoyance than anything else. Family was very appreciative of PGR presence.
March 5, 2016 at 1:45 pm in reply to: Glenn Bud Simmons, 85, USAF veteran, Georgetown, TX, 03 MAR 2016 #4772The GhostModerator8 bikes, 2 cages, 7 state police cars combined to make a good mission. Not without drama though; one flag bearer (89) tripped and fell and another's bike completely died. Whole immediate family of deceased came out and shook everyones hand before the service started. Awesome!
December 6, 2015 at 2:12 pm in reply to: Richard Lawlor, 76, USAF veteran, Austin, TX, 05 Dec 2015 #4748The GhostModerator10 bikes and i cage attended to honor Mr.Lawlor. The setting of the service was a little difficult to place an orderly flag line but we managed. The family was very appreciative that we were there. Thanks to all that participated and a special thanks to our loyal flag wrangler, Don.
November 14, 2015 at 5:06 pm in reply to: Emery Lange, 90, WWII, US Navy, Taylor, TX, 13 Nov 2015 #4735The GhostModerator15 bikes and one flag cage attended. Family was very appreciative. Thanks to all who attended and especially Don, our flag wrangler. It is amazing the results we get when the e-mail works.
October 27, 2015 at 9:02 pm in reply to: Austin – Rohi Salah Habib Emran, United States Marine Corps Veteran, Patriot Guard Rider #4718The GhostModerator25 bikes, some from as far away as Brownwood and Brenham met at Cook-Walden for the procession to CTSVC. A friend rode SGT Emran's trike in the procession. Family was extremely grateful for PGR involvement. It was great to see Dick Ward again. Good job by the LEOs.
The GhostModerator3 Austin PGR, 1 Centex PGR and 3 Christian Motorcycle club riders attended the misson to honor Mr. Schaefer/ Family was very appreciative.
The GhostModeratorInteresting mission, turned out to be close to the Hatfields and McCoys but we had a dozen plus Patriots show up to honor this active duty Sailor. Thanks for all who showed up and especially for those that stayed during the troubles. I don't know if the family appreciated your commitment, but I sure did.
Russ MillerThe GhostModeratorFive hardy motorcycle Patriots + one flag truck patriot paid honors to Mr. Castillo despite the threat of rain. Think we had the whole Travis County Constable department escorting the procession. They did a very nice job. Thanks for those that took a chance on the weather.
The GhostModeratorWe had a respectable showing to help welcome this young veteran to his new home. 6 bikes and several cages. No LEO's showed up, but we managed just fine. Thanks all.
September 5, 2014 at 2:50 am in reply to: Austin – Patrick E. Roth 67, MSGT (Ret) Texas Army National Guard #4556The GhostModeratorEight patriot Guard Riders were in attendance to honor MSGT Roth. Was surprised that only 3 LEO's showed up as MSGT was a retiree of APD. Thanks to all for showing up and honoring Mr. Roth and an especial thanks to Dick for flag wrangling and warning me that I 35 was a parking lot and to find another route to the church.
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