Thank you very much!!

 

I'm with Patriot Guard Riders, as well as CMA. I've been on a few PGR "missions", mostly honor "flag lines", including for another PGR member who passed. Unfortunately, many of the "missions" are during the day and during the week, and I still have to work, so can't participate as much as I would like. I feel like it's a privilege to "honor" those who have fallen and their families for their sacrifice, or better yet, to show those still living/serving and coming "home" that they, and their service, haven't been forgotten.

 

ABQ-Jammer Welcome to the forums and thanks for your support !
It is a great honor ! Many times I wish I could do more for the family these people have left behind. We also do missions for all first responders. Most of the tie these families aren't accustomed to being without their family member being away from the family.All of a sudden there is a big hole in their lives. We can maybe help them hold their heads high !
When I was an ankle biter I used to live in Albuquerque. Lived over on Sunset Rd.for about 3years.

 

I'm new here, Been with the PGR since 2006. the new ride is to help get me to more Missions.

 

Been a PGR member since 2008. Have not made any missions for some time, but that will change.

 

I've ridden 6 missions this month. It's my small way of giving back for not having served myself.

 

I've been a member for about ten+ years but haven't done many missions mainly because of health issues I deal with. I go as I'm able.

 

Been a member for a while, but just started being more active recently. I am retired so I can make more than most, most of us that are pretty regular are retired in one fashion or another. The tempo is pretty high for missions here in the Pacific NW three or more a week is not uncommon.

 

A person can give no more than that.Thank you for all you contribute !

 

We seem to have quite a few around Idaho too. Most over on the southwest side. Most of our group are also retired.