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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Lake in the Hills
Motorcycle: 88 Honda 600 VLX
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check out the PGR and Warrior Watch websites they do them all the time, unfortunately they never seem to work with my schedule so I don't get to go very often, but they are really cool.
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Chicago
Motorcycle: 2001 Sportster & '93 Vulcan
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Indeed they are, I have been on a few PGR missions, mostly the Funerals and they are deeply emotional events. I will never forget the second Soldiers Funeral I attended a couple of years ago in Hillside. The Family was so moved by the couple of hundred Bikers that showed up to show their respect that they shook every ones hand and, here is the part that choked up even the most stoic of us, they introduced us to the Soldiers dog, his pet since childhood. Our sunglasses came in handy that day to hide the wet eyes.........
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Crystal Lake, IL
Motorcycle: 2003 Honda Shadow Spirit
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Thank you for sharing that link. My son is in the Air Force, and the support everyone shows means a lot to the family and friends.
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