H-D Greenville/USMC Toys For Tots Run
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H-D Greenville/USMC Toys For Tots Run
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RE: H-D Greenville/USMC Toys For Tots Run
I've never done the TFT run before and I'm not real sure what the deal is. Obviously you ride, but do you make donations to something or bring gifts? Not trying to be dense, I just don't want to attend something looking like a jack@$$.
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RE: H-D Greenville/USMC Toys For Tots Run
I'm plannin' on makin' the ride. I need to get me a pair of chaps, 'cause it's gonna be chilly.
Dynamite,
The registration is one new, unwrapped toy. So the registration is the donation. Also, you can purchase a t-shirt for $15, and that money will go to Toys For Tots.
Dynamite,
The registration is one new, unwrapped toy. So the registration is the donation. Also, you can purchase a t-shirt for $15, and that money will go to Toys For Tots.
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RE: H-D Greenville/USMC Toys For Tots Run
everybody get your winter gear on and get out there. see ya tomorrow. live make sure to drag sim and blade along with you.
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RE: H-D Greenville/USMC Toys For Tots Run
ya'll missed out on a terrific ride. wasn't but fifteen miles but it was police escort the entire way and every intersection was blocked off never had to stop. and they said today was the most bikes show up in the 5 years they been doing it. was over a thousand bikes show up. i did see live2ride but where was the rest of ya'll this morning 31 degrees to cold so ya stayed in bed admit it. simcom where was your girly self at?
just messing with ya there is one in Anderson next weekend and then the one for shiners is in DEC maybe we'll see ya there.
just messing with ya there is one in Anderson next weekend and then the one for shiners is in DEC maybe we'll see ya there.
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I'm sad to report we lost a rider that evening -
By Paul Alongi
STAFF WRITER
palongi@greenvillenews.com
A Greer woman who died in a motorcycle wreck on State 14 was identified Sunday as Karla F. Hensley, said Greenville County Deputy Coroner Kent Dill.
Hensley, 44, died at Greenville Memorial Hospital at 6:45 p.m. Saturday after her motorcycle collided with a Chevrolet Tahoe that was pulling out of a grocery store parking lot near Pelham Road, he said.
Fatalities in motorcycle wrecks this year are outpacing those from 2006, according to Lance Cpl. Scot Edgeworth of the state Highway Patrol.
As of Nov. 15, there had been 109 fatalities statewide, compared with 95 for the same period in 2006, he said.
Hensley, a Lockheed Martin employee, had been involved in a Toys for Tots drive earlier in the day, Dill said. The collision occurred as she headed home after the drive, he said.
Hensley was wearing a helmet, Dill said.
By Paul Alongi
STAFF WRITER
palongi@greenvillenews.com
A Greer woman who died in a motorcycle wreck on State 14 was identified Sunday as Karla F. Hensley, said Greenville County Deputy Coroner Kent Dill.
Hensley, 44, died at Greenville Memorial Hospital at 6:45 p.m. Saturday after her motorcycle collided with a Chevrolet Tahoe that was pulling out of a grocery store parking lot near Pelham Road, he said.
Fatalities in motorcycle wrecks this year are outpacing those from 2006, according to Lance Cpl. Scot Edgeworth of the state Highway Patrol.
As of Nov. 15, there had been 109 fatalities statewide, compared with 95 for the same period in 2006, he said.
Hensley, a Lockheed Martin employee, had been involved in a Toys for Tots drive earlier in the day, Dill said. The collision occurred as she headed home after the drive, he said. Hensley was wearing a helmet, Dill said.