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DNR 
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DNNR Proud Scooter Sissy from Noblesville, IN. In transit to LA - #15606
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| 08 Aug 2006 5:36 PM |
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I regret I will not be able to make this mission. Everyone please ride safe. I will hold a private moment of silence Thursday at work.
God bless the King family, may you all find God's piece.
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Proud Father of a US Marine
Proud Brother of a US Navy Corpsman
For those that have fallen, I will stand. I will not forget.
Riding in memory of:
Jerry Croell * January 6, 1948 - January 2, 2007 * Indiana PGR Member/USAF Veteran
Tim Neeley * October 15, 2006 * Indiana PGR Member
Stevie Ray * 2009 * Indiana PGR Member
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TRACYFDS
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| 08 Aug 2006 6:10 PM |
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| Please note there was a change in staging area . It is now at Terry Wiseman Pontiac Dealer.511 N Jackson Robinson Il More details and directions on updated first post. Restrooms will be available in dealership. Riding With Respect for PFC Justin King ---A True American Soldier |
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ladyrider
Posts: 140
Member of CP
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| 08 Aug 2006 6:11 PM |
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JUST AN FYI
I WILL BE RIDING AS FAR AS TUSCOLA IL. TOMARROW AFTERNOON AND
STAYING AT THE HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS. RIGHT OFF INTERSTATE 57
I HAVE AN EXTRA 2 BED SMOKING ROOM RESERVED AT MY EMPLOYEE RATE FOR 29.00 PLUS TAX IF ANYONE IS COMING EARLY AND NEEDS IT. CALL ME AT 309-348-2028 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED OTHERWISE I WILL CANCEL IT TOMARROW
THANKS DEB
LADYRIDER
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PROUD MOM OF S.P.C. ADAM VEACH (ARMY)ARRIVED HOME FROM IRAQ 12-6-06/ Leaving for Afganistan in Jan. -08- for 15 months
I RIDE IN MEMORY FOR MY DAD (US. ARMY),WITH RESPECT FOR MY OLDER BROTHER LARRY (RETIRED NAVY), MY BROTHER JIM (HAPPYWOLF)( RETIRED AIRFORCE), MY YOUNGER BROTHER JASON(U.S. MARINES) AND MY SON ADAM (ARMY)
AND ALL OTHERS PAST AND PRESENT AND FUTURE !
...MAY THE CREATOR ALWAYS
WALK WITH YOU IN SPIRIT AND GUIDE YOU!
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Annette
Posts: 659
Davenport, Ia
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| 08 Aug 2006 9:39 PM |
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Thank you for your service PFC King and for being the true representation of a HERO. Your family should be proud of your bravery in the face of a tremendous burden of cancer. Having to deal with family members and friends going through this it is difficult to put into words how much strength they must have themselves. Your dedication to your Country and fellow comrades will not be forgotten.
May God comfort you now and may you find solace in Him as you need.
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'No Greater Love is this that a man is willing to lay down his life for another.' Only two men were willing to sacrifice their lives for us-Jesus Christ and the American Soldier. Neither of which can ever fully be repaid.
Thank you for your Service and my Freedoms. Your sacrifices will never go unnoticed. I am grateful to live in a country made up of volunteers like you. Your choice to protect our Nation and put your self on the line can never be repaid.
Semper Fi (for you Dad),
Annette 'Patches" Wood
In memory of my father USMC LCPL William S. Wood
Proud daughter of a USMC Korea War Veteran
Patriot Guard Rider Member
ALLVETS Member
Hononary MarineMom Member
Honorary Navy Families Member
American Legion Womens Auxillary Member
Proud and grateful to honor our Veterans
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saoirse
Posts: 49
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| 09 Aug 2006 11:19 AM |
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Angel Prayers, Thoughts, and Condolences to PFC Justin King and His loved ones. May He rest in peace!
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Proud Mom of an Army Medic in Training
Soldiers Angel Illinois
Chaplains Support Team
May no Soldier Go Unloved
May no Soldier walk Alone
May no Soldier be Forgotten
Until they all come Home
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Zinobile
Posts: 781
Robinson, PA - RC Region 9
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| 09 Aug 2006 2:11 PM |
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From Robinson, PA to those of Robinson, IL now mourning the loss of a brave young soldier ... my sincere condolences. God be with you.
I will be observing a moment of silent prayer & thought tomorrow in honor of this hero and in support of you.
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redspec5
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| 09 Aug 2006 2:28 PM |
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Bloomington area. I will be leaving the K mart parking lot at 5:15 out Rte 9 and to I74 at Downs. I have a red SUV with a black and silver flag rack on the back. Pit stop at mattoon.
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rmount
Posts: 69
Troy, MO
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| 09 Aug 2006 2:46 PM |
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May God bless PFC Justin King and comfort his family and friends.
Riding to honor Justin from the St. Louis area. Mojo and I will be kickstands up at 05:00 from the Mobile Station at the junction of highways 111 and 270 in Pontoon Beach, IL in case any other riders would care to travel together.
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Troy, MO
I am only one,
but still I am One.
I cannot do everything,
But still I can do something;
I will not refuse to do the
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howerter1
Posts: 781
Galesburg, ILL; HOTH Coordinator ILL,Retired E8,US Army,Vietnam Vet
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| 09 Aug 2006 8:10 PM |
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| Everyone take care, me and the wife (MommaMax) will be departing at 2:30 am thurs enroute to this mission. We will be there to HONOR this Soldier, his family, friends and community. |
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US Army Retired E8, VietNam 66-67 "We should not mourn that such men died, but we should thank God that such men lived" General George Patton |
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hfd
Posts: 3
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| 09 Aug 2006 10:00 PM |
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| Hi the crawford co abate members will be stageing at hfd repair , across the road from terrys. everyone is welcome to stop in for coffie and soda while it lasts . pgr riders Duane & Karen. |
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SlingBlade
Posts: 149
Bonfield, Il. Illinois State Captain
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| 09 Aug 2006 10:05 PM |
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Joe and I are here in town. Had the honor of meeting Mr and Mrs. King this evening.
Everything should be in place for a smooth and successful mission tomorrow.
There are plenty of gas stations in the area etc....................
Thanks in advance for coming.
See everyone at the Brief in the am.
SlingBlade
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SlingBlade
Posts: 149
Bonfield, Il. Illinois State Captain
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| 09 Aug 2006 10:05 PM |
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Joe and I are here in town. Had the honor of meeting Mr and Mrs. King this evening.
Everything should be in place for a smooth and successful mission tomorrow.
There are plenty of gas stations in the area etc....................
Thanks in advance for coming.
See everyone at the Brief in the am.
SlingBlade
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JIGGY
Posts: 39
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| 10 Aug 2006 5:34 AM |
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TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF JUSTIN: WHAT A TROOPER HE WAS, A TRUE MEANING OF A MAN'S MAN !!
SEMPER-FI BROTHER
JERRY PATTISON USMC /RET
N PEMBROKE MASS
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ROJ
Posts: 215
Long Beach, California
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| 10 Aug 2006 10:23 AM |
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My deepest sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of Pfc. Justin King. May you find comfort in these trying times, for he is truly an American hero! Pfc. King, your mission is complete amd your service to this great Country is truly appreciated. Rest in peace forever.
Royal Jester
HOG SCRC JOW FMRC PGR
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HOG SCRC JOW FMRC
PGR #2694
United States Army "Big Red 1"
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Sr Hog
Posts: 178
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| 10 Aug 2006 11:20 AM |
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Our sincere condolences to the family of PFC Justin King. Although we cannot attend,we will be there in spirit. God Bless
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pggentrup
Posts: 68
Rising Sun, Indiana
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| 11 Aug 2006 7:46 AM |
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May this brave young man who served OUR country so faithfully rest in eternal peace. He was a very dedicated soldier to the very last and as you can see from the pictures that are posted, he was PROUD to wear the ARMY uniform. He was a true American Patriot and I pray that his family can find peace in the memories they have of him. We are lucky to have had people like him serve this great nation.
P.G. Gentrup
Rising Sun, Indiana
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GiWheel (guest)
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| 13 Aug 2006 4:06 PM |
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PFC King, You represent the best of what being a Soldier is all about. You never gave up the fight, and you stayed a Soldier to the end. From one Soldier to another HOOAH.
SFC Larry S. Wheeler
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wyldhog
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Northeast, La.
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| 06 Dec 2006 5:27 AM |
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Wescoot2 
Posts: 1740
Park Ridge Illinois
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hfd
Posts: 3
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| 10 Aug 2006 5:30 PM |
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| Hi, hats off to the ride captian , great job . pgr riders Duane & Karen. Crawford co abate. |
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Seanaaron
Posts: 114
Altamont, IL (Senior Ride Captain)
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| 10 Aug 2006 7:18 PM |
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| Today was another hot muggy day, but once again everyone did an outstanding job showing respect to the family and friends of PFC. Justin King, I hope everyone made it home without getting caught in the rain, I barely made it before it let loose. The SC/RC's did a great job. |
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U.S. Army 3rd ID, Schweinfurt Germany 90-91
Support of Operation Desert Storm
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cgbrocksmith
Posts: 996
Quincy, IL - "Defend Those That Defended Us"
TOU Enforcement Unit
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Hotrod 1938
Posts: 49
Gentryville IN
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| 11 Aug 2006 9:34 AM |
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Thanks. To Chris. Todd. & Joe. For an outstanding job to honor pvt Justin King.
Rod(Hotrod1938) Butler
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SlingBlade
Posts: 70
Donovan, Il. Illinois Ride Captain
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| 11 Aug 2006 1:09 PM |
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Justin King and family,
It is because of you that I was able to ride today, to show my respect and honor to you, one of our Countries Heroes. I was able to ride on any road, and in the rain, as freely as I wished. It is because of you that I was able to not only ride home, but to ride farthur to see and hold my 3 day old Grandson, who sleeps, eats, cries ( and you know what else babies do) in freedom, and without fear.
PFC Justin King, your courageous display of Patriotism, Honor, Pride, Respect and Desire, has set a standard that I challenge all Americans to meet.
Mr. and Mrs King, thank you for the invitation and the privelage to show my respect and honor for your son, yourselves and community. I wish you God speed in these challenging times.
Thanks to the communities and LEO's of Robinson and Oblong for your support and assistance.
To all the support volunteers..............what you do is vitally important to mission accomplishment, please continue to do what you can, when you can, Thank You!
Thanks to the local riders for joining us, to be a part of us, as fellow Americans.
And again, to Joe Tracy-Road Captain, for doing the legwork for this mission, while I was present for the birth of our first Grandchild.
All the other riders, your not last for any particular reason. You know why you do what you do. It hardens my pride and patriotism every time, hats off.................................
Thanks to my wife and family, and to the spouses and families of the riders and supporters, for standing with us, as we do what we do, for the Heroes of America!
Nuff said for now,
SlingBlade
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TRACYFDS
Posts: 131
HOTH Daily Operations Mgr.
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| 12 Aug 2006 5:51 AM |
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Mr.and Mrs. King, Thank you for allowing us to honor your son and show our Respest and Appreciation to you and your family. It was amazing how I could ride in to town on Wed. night not knowing Justin or your folks, and leaving on town on Thursday feeling like I had known you all my life. And that I to had lost a brother. You had raised a wonderful son, and he will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. Thank you
Thank you to Chief Pusey for helping us in organizing the escorts, and to the Robinson Police Dept , The Sheriff Dept, for your help. With out the the of local Law Enforsement our mission would be much more difficult. Thank You
Duanne at HFD Repair thank you for your help in offering , and helping to set up the stagging area.
To all the PGR members in attendance , thank you for being there to do what we do. To the PGR members that could not be there we thank you also, because we know Justin was in your hearts that day, and that you would have been there if you could.
Thank you Todd for allowing me to help while you were there with your daughter and your first grandchild. Congratulations.
Justin thank you , REST IN PEACE SOLDIER> WE WILL NEVER FORGET>
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TRACYFDS
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HOTH Daily Operations Mgr.
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| 12 Aug 2006 7:23 PM |
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| How could I forget REDSPEC5 . Ken, thank you for taking the water for me from Colfax to Robinson and bringing the coolers back. If it had not been for you I would been in my truck (dry of course) but I would not of had the Honor of flying the Illinois Flag . Thank you again Ken. Joe |
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ivetret
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Chatham, IL
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king1949
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| 23 Aug 2006 9:02 AM |
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| My family is greiving over the loss of our son but we praise the PGR for the support at PFC King's funeral. Thanks again for all you did!! The King's Bob, Pam and Corey |
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king1949
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| 05 Sep 2006 10:35 PM |
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| Every day we mourn the loss of our son but I read the comments on his pages and I rejoyce!! LOL Bob & Pam King |
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KarenSiddall
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Belleville, Illinois
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| 06 Sep 2006 12:13 AM |
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Dear Bob and Pam King,
Thank you for allowing the Patriot Guard Riders to honor your son. It was a privilege to stand in honor of your son and our great American hero. He was a brave young man who accepted the crosses he was given. He, as well as your family, will always remain in our thoughts and prayers.
He will not be forgotten.
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Proud daughter of a Korean War Veteran
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cgbrocksmith
Posts: 996
Quincy, IL - "Defend Those That Defended Us"
TOU Enforcement Unit
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Old Coastie
Posts: 228
Wayne, Illinois
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| 25 Nov 2006 9:52 PM |
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Bob and Pam,
There have been many other missions, and unfortunately there may be many more to come, but we have not forgotten, nor will we ever forget.
Respectfully,
John
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