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SUMMARY:Gary James Bryant\, Sr.\, 69\, USMC Veteran / Rootstown
DESCRIPTION:SHORT NOTICE  \nHonor Escort/ Honor Mission\nGraveside Service\nCpl Gary James Bryant\, Sr.\, 69\nRootstown\, Ohio\nUnited States Marine Corps Vietnam Veteran \n[ATTACH=CONFIG]5021[/ATTACH]\n\n\n\nHonorable Escort Staging Location:\nFirst Congregational Church\n4022 State Route 44\nRootstown\, Ohio 44272\nStaging: 15 August 2016@0800hrs-(8 AM) \nMap to Staging Location:   https://goo.gl/maps/YtGKjT7phRu \nHonorable Escort/Interment Location:\nOhio Western Reserve National Cemetery\n10175 Rawiga Road\nSeville\, Ohio 44273\nScheduled Graveside Time: 15 August 2016@1030hrs- (10:30 AM)\nStaging: 15 August 2016@1000hrs-(10 AM) if not riding in escort \nDistrict 6 Ride Captain Terry Davis is assigned this mission of Honor and Respect.  Please follow his instructions. Remember your 3’x5′ American flags. Dress for the weather and stand with your knees at a slight bend.  If you need to contact Terry\, you can email him at: caretaker6668@yahoo.com.\n     \n\n [ATTACH=CONFIG]5022[/ATTACH]\n“Rest in Peace Cpl Bryant\, Sr.”
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/gary-james-bryant-sr-69-usmc-veteran-rootstown/
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SUMMARY:Donnie L. Raburn\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Donnie L. Raburn\nUS Army / Vietnam\nSarasota\, FL\nMonday\, August 15\, 2016\n\n\nThe family of SGT Donnie L. Raburn has graciously requested the Patriot Guard Rider’s presence as they show their final respects and lay their loved one to rest. \nSGT Raburn served his Country in the U.S. Army with two tours in Vietnam.  Upon completion of his military service\, SGT Raburn received an Honorable Discharge and awarded the Bronze Star.  No additional military related information is available at this time. \nDuring SGT Raburn’s post military service\, he worked for the Eckerd Corp. and the Georgia Department of Corrections. \nPlease bring your 3 X 5 American Flags and join us as we stand in silent Honor and Respect for our U.S. Army Veteran and his family. \nItinerary:\nSarasota National Cemetery\n9801 SR 72\nSarasota\, FL. 34241 \nStage:              1100 hrs\nBrief:                1115 hrs\nFlag Line:          As determined by Ride Captain\nService:            1130 hrs \nRide Captain:    Henry Hyde\nRC Email:         hhydetkd@yahoo.com\nRC Cell:            727-798-0220
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/donnie-l-raburn-usa/
CATEGORIES:Archive
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UID:409903-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Gary W Marcus
DESCRIPTION:[URL=”imap://Mods-2%40PatriotGuard%2Eorg@svcs.patriotguard.org:993/fetch%3EUID%3E.INBOX%3E65114″]Amn Gary W Marcus[/URL]\n\n\n\nU.S. Air Force\n\n\n\n\nThe Patriot Guard Riders have been requested to stand a flag line for Amn Gary W Marcus. \nAmn Gary W Marcus served in the U.S. Air Force. \nThis will be a Veterans format. The service will be at Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary on 3408 Washington Blvd. in Ogden at 10:00 AM on Monday\, August 15\, 2016. We will stand a flag line at the mortuary and then escort Amn Gary W Marcus to his final resting place in the Lindquist’s Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch on 1718 Combe Rd. in Ogden\, where we will stand another flag line. \nThe ride captain for this mission will be AC Sheer and he can be reached at: 801-540-4386. \nStaging: 10:00 AM at 7-Eleven\, 3405 Washington Blvd\, Ogden.\nKSU: 10:30 AM \nWeather: Partly cloudy with a 20% chance of showers and a high of 95. Please dress accordingly and keep yourself hydrated. \nThank you Amn Gary W Marcus for your service. \nAnyone attending in a cage and willing to transport flags please contact AC Sheer at: 801-540-4386.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/gary-w-marcus/
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UID:409908-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Lawrence G. LaValley\, 62\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Lawrence G. LaValley\, 62\nUS Navy Vietnam Veteran\nRiverside\, CA\n15 AUG 16\n\n\n\nThe family of Lawrence George LaValley\, age 62\, has invited the Patriot Guard Riders to attend his service and military honors\, we are honored to do so. \nLawrence “Larry” LaValley enlisted in the US Navy in July\, 1972 and served honorably until discharge in July\, 1975 at the rank of E3.  He was stationed during Vietnam on the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea as an aircraft mechanic\, and he also assisted in the evacuation of Saigon at the end of the war. \nLarry was a Harley rider all of his adult life and he loved to ride with his brothers of the club he co-founded\, the Ugly Brothers MC.  His wife also rides and will be riding his Harley the day of his funeral in his honor.  Larry was also known by his brothers and others as Papa Bear. \nLarry is survived by his wife Cathy\, 2 sons\, 2 daughters\, and 7 grandchildren. \nNOTE: This mission posting is to facilitate your voluntary participation in honoring this Military Veteran. \nThe weather is predicted to be hot please stay hydrated and don’t forget to eat\, it can make a difference with your ability to withstand the heat. \nTime table for Monday\, 15 AUG 16: \n1030 – Stage at\nRiverside National Cemetery\n22495 Van Buren Blvd.\nRiverside\, CA 92518\n(Staging area #6 for family\, #8 for PGR)  https://goo.gl/maps/mv9MiT8vhMv \n1045 – Mission briefing \n1115 – KSU to assigned shelter for Flag Line\, Service and Military Honors. \nR/C Dean ‘Deano’ Parker\ndean1951@verizon.net\n909-732-7235 cell \nYou do not have to be a Veteran or a motorcycle rider to attend this mission. Everyone is welcome. We encourage those who do not ride to attend in your car. If this will be your first mission go to the initial staging area and you will be briefed there by the R/C (Ride Captain).  Dress for motorcycle riding or dress casually if you are driving a cage (car).  Please feel free to attend any portion of this mission you can.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/lawrence-g-lavalley-62-usa/
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UID:409909-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Edward Settle\, USMC
DESCRIPTION:Patriot’s Name: Cpl Edward Settle\nMilitary Branch: United States Marine Corps\nClassification: Veteran\nAdditional Military Info: WWII Anti-Aircraft Gunner in the Pacific \nLink To Obituary: http://www.lucasfuneralhomes.com/obituaries/Edward-Settle/#!/Obituary \nMission Ride Captain:\nDan “Mad Russian” Mathys\npgrdan1@gmail.com\n(817)300-5542 \nMission Summary: The Family of Cpl Settle has invited the Patriot Guard Riders to stand Honors at his Interment Service. \nPART 1: Interment Service at Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery\,1000hrs\, Monday\, Aug. 15th \nMission Date: Aug 15\, 2016 -Monday\nStaging Time: 09:15\nBriefing Time: 09:30\nIn Position Time Or KSU: 09:45\nService Start Time: 10:00 \nDetails Of Part 1: The Patriot Guard Riders will stage adjacent to the interment site. Following the mission briefing\, riders will stand the Flag Line for the Interment Service of Cpl Settle. At the conclusion of the service\, flags will be furled and riders dismissed. \nName Of Staging Point:\nDallas Fort Worth National Cemetery\n2000 Mountain Creek Pkwy\nDallas\, Texas 75211
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/edward-settle-usmc/
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SUMMARY:Mark Vargas\, 30\, USN
DESCRIPTION:The family of HM2 Mark Vargas has invited the Patriot Guard to honor their  Hero for his service and sacrifice to his country. It will be our privilege to  do so. \nMark proudly served in the U.S. Navy as a Hospital Corpsman during tours in  Iraq and Afghanistan. He enlisted in 2006 and served in combat attached to  Marine squadrons.  His goal when entering the U.S. Navy was to serve as a  Corpsman and save lives. He was honorably discharged at the rank of HM2. \nHe began this inspiration of wanting to save lives at an early age\, when 16  yrs old\, he and a coworker were delivering newspapers in his hometown of  Ridgecrest when they saw a child was injured in an accident\, they quickly  transported the 3 yr old to the hospital where his life was saved. \nMark grew up in Ridgecrest from the age of 1 yrs old\, and passed away on  August 5\, 2016 just a few days short of his 31st birthday which would have been  August 14. \nHM2 Vargas is survived by his parents\, extended family and numerous  friends. \nThe weather is predicted to be extremely hot\, so stay  hydrated. \nTime Table for Monday 15 Aug 2016: \n0715: Stage @ Holland & Lyons Mortuary\, 216 S. Norma  St.\, Ridgecrest\, CA 93555  https://goo.gl/maps/uF5oAcVZLhS2 \n0745: Flag line for dignified transfer of our Hero to coach \n0750: KSU to All Faith Chapel on NAWS China Lake Naval Station \n0815: Flag line for transfer to All Faith Chapel \n0900-1100: Visitation at All Faith Chapel \n1100-1200: Funeral Mass \n1210: Flag line for dignified transfer of our Hero to coach \n1215-1300: Reception in the East Wing of All Faith Chapel \n1315: KSU to Desert Memorial Park\, 801 S. San Bernardino County Line Rd\,   Ridgecrest\, CA 93555. https://goo.gl/maps/RN68B32VgUv     for flag line\, graveside service and Military Honors \n\nR/C Greg ‘Drifty’ Vincent\nsliick333@msn.com\n760-371-5467 \nYou do not have  to be a Veteran or a motorcycle rider to attend this mission. Everyone is  welcome. We encourage those who do not ride to attend in your car.  If this will be your first mission go to the initial staging area and you will  be briefed there by the R/C (Ride Captain).  Dress for  motorcycle riding or dress casually if you are driving a cage (car).   Please feel free to attend any portion of this mission you can.  Please ride/drive  safely.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/mark-vargas-30-usn/
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SUMMARY:Terry L.Gregor\, 68\, USMC\, Vietnam / Kearney
DESCRIPTION:United States Marine Corps\, Vietnam Veteran \nTerry L. ‘Chopper’ Gregor\, 68\n2 Purple Hearts Recipient\n\n\n \n3 PART MISSION:  Monday\, August 15th 2016\nPart #1: Flag Line at Kearney Funeral Service – 10:00 AM\nPart #2: Escort to Fort McPherson – 1:00 PM\nPart #3: Graveside service at Fort McPherson – 2:30 PM \nThe family of Vietnam Veteran Terry L. ‘Chopper’ Gregor\, 68\, USMC\, American Veteran M/C\, has requested and invited the Patriot Guard Riders to participate in his funeral service\, escort and graveside service in Kearney Nebraska and Fort McPherson on Monday\, August 15th 2016.\n\nVeteran Terry Gregor served in Vietnam with the United States Marine Corps from 1965 to 1969\n\nPart #1: Funeral service Flag Line  \nSTAGE DATE:                                       MONDAY\, AUGUST 15th 2016 \nSTAGE LOCATION:                   New Life Church\, 2715 W 39th St\, Kearney\, NE 68845 \nSTAGE TIME:                                       8:30 AM \nRIDERS MEETING:                              8:50 AM           -final detail briefing \n FLAG LINE:                                           9:00 AM                -Visitation begins \nFUNERAL SERVICE:                  10:00 AM \nFollowing the funeral service the PGR will escort our Hero to his final resting place at Fort McPherson National Cemetery leaving Kearney at 1:00 PM.  \nRide Captain:      Tim Gentry\,      rambler88@cox.net\,            402-210-7857 \nFlag Captain: Dave and Kay Banner\,      db33400@charter.net\, 308 830 1608\n\nPart #2: Escort to Fort McPherson\n\nThe PGR will escort our Hero to Fort McPherson National Veterans Cemetery near Maxwell Nebraska for the 2:30 PM cemetery service at the Gazebo in Ft McPherson National Veterans Cemetery.  \nSTAGE DATE:                                       MONDAY\, AUGUST\, 15th\, 2016 \nSTAGE LOCATION:                   New Life Church\, 2715 W 39th St\, Kearney\, NE 68845 \nSTAGE TIME:                                       12:30 PM \nRIDERS MEETING:                              12:40 PM         -final detail briefing \nCLUTCHES OUT:                      1:00 PM \nETA:                                         2:15 PM            Ft. McPherson  (approx 85 miles) \nRide Captain: Tim Gentry\,      rambler88@cox.net\,            402-210-7857 \nPart #3: Cemetery Service at Fort McPherson  \nSTAGE LOCATION:                  Fort McPherson National Cemetery\, Maxwell\, Nebraska \nSTAGE TIME:                           2:00 PM \nHERO ARRIVAL:                         2:15 PM\n\nFLAG LINE:                                           2:15 PM            FLAGS WILL BE PROVIDED \nCEMETERY SERVICE:               2:30 PM \nRide Captain: Tim Gentry\,      rambler88@cox.net\,             402-210-7857\nFlag Captain:   PGR Chaplain Gary Smith\,   Nebpreacher@yahoo.com\,  308-530-5264\n\nSafety being paramount – ride only if conditions permit. The Patriot Guard Riders have been recognized by the National Safety Council and the Nebraska Office of Highway Safety for adhering to and promoting motorcycle safety. Ride Alert – Ride Safe.  \n \n[FONT=&amp] \n \n\n[/FONT]
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/terry-l-gregor-68-usmc-vietnam-kearney/
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UID:409916-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Aaron Moorman\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Patriot’s Name:           Aaron Moorman\nMilitary Branch:    United States Army\nClassification:    Retired From Military\nAdditional Military Info: Iraq War\, Bronze Star Recipient\nLink To Obituary:\nhttp://www.greenwoodfuneralhomes.com/obituaries/Aaron-Moorman/#!/Obituary \nMission Ride Captain:    Wendy “Hot Lips” Ingersoll\, califbabe55@yahoo.com\,\n(817) 991-9021 \nMission Summary:    We have been graciously invited by the family of Aaron Moorman to join them in honoring their loved one. We will do this by providing a flag line at the funeral service at Greenwood Chapel in Ft Worth\, then again at his interment\, immediately following the funeral service\, at DFW National Cemetery in Dallas. \nPART 1:    Funeral Service at Greenwood Chapel\nMission Date:    Aug 15\, 2016 – Monday\nStaging Time:    10:30\nBriefing Time:    10:45\nIn Position Time Or KSU:    11:00\nService Start Time:    11:30 \nDetails Of Part 1: After assisting in the placement of the flags and the Ride Captain has given the mission brief\, we will stand tall and silent in the flag line to receive the family and guests of Aaron Moorman. Once the service has begun\, we will break the line\, retrieve and furl the flags and return them to the support vehicle. All riders will be dismissed to proceed on to DFW National Cemetery for the interment portion of the mission. \nName Of Staging Point:\nGreenwood Chapel\n3100 White Settlement Rd\nFt Worth\, Texas 76107 \nPART 2:    Interment Service\, DFW Cemetery\nMission Date:    Aug 15\, 2016 – Monday\nStaging Time:    13:30\nBriefing Time:    13:45\nIn Position Time Or KSU:    14:00\nService Start Time:    14:15 \nDetails Of Part 2: Once the mission brief has been given\, the honor bikes will be assigned and then positioned in Staging Lane B in anticipation of the arrival of Mr. Moorman\, family\, and guests. The remaining riders will proceed to Shelter B to set up flags and prepare for the arrival of the procession. At the conclusion of the committal service all flags will be retrieved\, furled\, and stowed in the shelter storage. After a post mission brief all riders will be dismissed. \nName Of Staging Point\nDFW National Cemetery\n2000 Mountain Creek Pkwy\nDallas\, Texas 75211
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/aaron-moorman-usa/
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UID:409917-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Joseph M. Consentino\, USN
DESCRIPTION:[FONT=&amp]Riders\, \nThe Patriot Guard Riders have been invited to stand and honor another of “The Greatest Generation “.  Joseph M. Cosentino passed at home on August 10\, 2016 with his family by his side. \nJoseph entered the United States Navy during WW II and was assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Randolph.  The Randolph was commissioned in October 1944\, and served in several campaigns in the Pacific Theater of Operations\, earning three battle stars. While serving\, Joseph attained the rank of Seaman 2nd Class (Seaman Apprentice\, E-2). \nWhen/Where:\nMonday\, August 15\, 2016\nOgdensburg\, NY \nLRC:\nGreg Pluhar\ndarkstarz20@yahoo.com\n[/FONT]
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/joseph-m-consentino-usn/
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LAST-MODIFIED:20191201T143609Z
UID:409918-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:James C. Huddleston\, Sr.\, 91\, USN\, WWII / Farmington
DESCRIPTION:The Family of U.S. Navy\, WW-II Veteran\, MM3 James C. Huddleston\, Sr. (91) has Requested the Patriot Guard for the Final Mission of Their Loved One.\n \nUnder the Direction of:\nTaylor Funeral Home\n111 East Liberty Street\nFarmington\, MO.  63640\n \nMONDAY\, AUGUST 15th.\,  2016.\n \nVisitation:  10:00 a.m. to 1:00 P.M.  (1000 hrs. to 1300 hrs.)\nService:  1:00 p.m.  (1300 hrs.)\n \nHonor Escort to the Woodlawn Cemetery (Leadington\, MO.) for Interment with Full Military Honors.\n \nRCIC:\nS. Roger “Goose” Dollinger \nsrdoll@charter.net\n \nFlags / Support:\nBill “Enforcer” Barker.\n \nStaging:  Taylor Funeral Home @ 10:00 a.m.  (1000 hrs.) to Establish a Flag Line.\n \nWeather Predictions:  80° / 80-100% Chance of Thunderstorms / Travel and Dress Accordingly / HYDRATE.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/james-c-huddleston-sr-91-usn-wwii-farmington/
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LAST-MODIFIED:20191201T143611Z
UID:409921-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Coy Delbert Rice\, 89\, USA\, WWII / Athens
DESCRIPTION:Mission to Honor \nCOY DELBERT RICE(89)\nUNITED STATES ARMY VETERAN\nMONDAY\, AUGUST 15\, 2016 \n[ATTACH=CONFIG]5018[/ATTACH] \n\n\nBorn: October 25\, 1926\nDeceased: August 11\, 2016 \nHis family has requested that the PGR attend his services.  The mission is a ‘go’ and all contacts have been made. Mr. Rice served as a Military Policeman during WWII\, from 19845 to 1947.  He received the Army Occupation Medal and the WWII Victory Medal. \nThis will be a 2-part mission for East Texas.\n\nPart 1\nFuneral services will be in Athens\, TX at 11:00 am at Fellowship Baptist Church. \nPart 2\nInterment will be in New Summerfield\, TX at McDonald Cemetery at 3:30 pm. \nPart 1\nChurch Service:  11:00 am Monday\, August 15th at Fellowship Church\, 2619 Texas Loop 7\, Athens\, Texas 75752. \nStaging:  at the church from 9:15 to 9:45 am with a riders meeting at 9:45.  Riders should be fueled up for the trip to New Summerfield after the church service. \nMap link staging area:https://goo.gl/maps/a6dDP9yjAWT2 \nPart 2\nStaging: McDonald Cemetery\, Hwy 110 South at County Road 4303\, New Summerfield\, Texas from 2:15 to 2:30 pm with a riders meeting at 2:30. \nMap link staging area:  https://goo.gl/maps/Gm6tGyLzLfs \nAll new members are requested to sign a PGR Release of Liability prior to Flag Line.  Please remain flexible as to the requirements of the mission (SEMPER GUMBY).   \nPart 1\nRide Captain:  Brad Hayes\nPhone:  [URL=”tel:903-520-2409″]903-520-2409[/URL]\nEmail Address:  brad.hayes68@yahoo.com  \nFlag Captain:  Linda Hayes\nPhone:  [URL=”tel:903-520-2710″]903-520-2710[/URL]\nEmail Address:  lhayes1824@aol.com \nPart 2\nRide Captain:  Bill Parrish\nPhone: [URL=”tel:903-926-1962″]903-926-1962[/URL]\nEmail Address: bparrish4x4@gmail.com \nFlag Captain:  Bill Parrish\nPhone:  [URL=”tel:903-926-1962″]903-926-1962[/URL]\nEmail Address: bparrish4x4@gmail.com \nWeather Report: high will be close to 84 so please hydrate often\, including the night before. Chance of rain 60%\, so in case of bad weather\, please come in the cage.   \nALL GROUPS\, CLUBS\, INDEPENDENTS\, ETC. ARE WELCOME.  The only prerequisite is RESPECT.  Also remember\, you do not have to ride a motorcycle to join in.  The flag line is open to all who wish to participate.    \nStand tall and silent as you honor this fallen veteran and his family.  Please ride/drive safely and defensively.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/coy-delbert-rice-89-usa-wwii-athens/
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LAST-MODIFIED:20191201T143615Z
UID:409926-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:TSgt Romuald Suszczewicz
DESCRIPTION:The family of Romuald Suszczewicz has invited the PGR to stand a  flag line for military honors on Monday\, 15 August 2016\, at the Southern  Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery. \nRomuald was born in Poland and  after becoming a US citizen he proudly served in the U.S. Air Force for  over 22 years. He is also a retired Fire Chief.  Military honors will  commence at 1:00 pm. \nSTAGING INFO: \nLOCATION:  Entrance to SAZVMC\, 1300 Buffalo Soldier Trail\, Sierra Vista w/ 3×5 flags mounted\nTIME:  12:00 pm\nBRIEFING:  12:25 pm\nKSU:  12:30 pm \nRIDE CAPTAIN:  Becky Baze\, 520-508-7127
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/tsgt-romuald-suszczewicz/
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UID:409927-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Thomas Horn\, USA
DESCRIPTION:The family of Thomas Horn USA Vietnam Veteran has asked the Patriot Guard Riders to stand a flag line at his funeral service to be held on Monday\, 15 Aug 2016 in Coalgate\, OK. \nServices will be held at Brown’s Funeral Chapel 400 W. Queen Hwy3 Coalgate\, OK at 10:00am. \nWe will escort the hero to Lehigh Cemetery for interment. \nThe U.S. Army Honor Guard has been requested to conduct Military Honors. \nDate: Monday 15 Aug 2016 \nStaging: 8:30 am \nBrown’s Funeral Chapel\n400 W. Queen Hwy3\nCoalgate\, OK \nDurant staging: 7:15 am \nKSU: 7:30 am \nDurant Honda\nNorth First Street\nDurant\, OK \nMANDATORY BRIEFING: 9:15 am\nYOU MUST ATTEND THE BRIEFING TO RIDE IN THE ESCORT. \nFLAG LINE: 9:30 am  \nWEATHER: Temp Low 67 High 83 Cloudy Please dress accordingly Hydrate Hydrate \nRCIC:\nRandy “Judge” Damron\n580-380-7319\nroadreadyrandy@yahoo.com
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/thomas-horn-usa/
CATEGORIES:Archive
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CREATED:20160815T130000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191201T143617Z
UID:409930-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Gilbert Vargas\, USA
DESCRIPTION:The family of Gilbert Vargas has requested the PGR to stand tall  and honor their hero.\n\nGlibert served in the U.S. Army\, 76th Infantry  during WW II between 1942 and 1945. He was the recipient of the Bronze  Star. Gilbert also received the Good Conduct Medal  and the Victory Medal. \n He is survived by his wife Mary Vargas\, three daughters\, several grandchildren\,  great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. \n\n The following historical brief will show us why they call Gilbert and his brothers-in-arms\, the HEROS that they were.\n\n … The 76th Infantry Division was activate in June 1942 and arrived in  England\, 20 December 1944\, where it received additional training.\n… It landed at Le Havre\, France\, 12 January 1945\, and proceeded to the Limesy concentration area.\n… The Division moved to Beine east of Reims and then to Champlon\, Belgium\, 23 January\, to prepare for combat.\n… Relieving the 87th Division in defensive positions along the Sauer  and Moselle Rivers in the vicinity of Echternach\, Luxembourg\, 25  January\, the 76th sent out patrols and crossed the Sauer\, 7 February\,  and breached the Siegfried Line in a heavy assault.\n… The advance continued across the Prum and Nims Rivers\, 25-27 February.\n… Katzenkopf fortress and Irrel fell on the 28th and the attack pushed on toward Trier\, reaching the Moselle\, 3 March.\n… Driving across the Kyll River\, the Division took Hosten\, 3 March\,  Speicher on the 5th and Karl on the 10th; swung south and cleared the  area north of the Moselle\, crossing the river\, 18 March\, near Mulheim.\n… Moving to the Rhine\, the 76th took over defenses from Boppard to St. Goar and crossed the Rhine at Boppard\, 27 March.\n… It drove east and took Kamberg in a house-to-house struggle\, 29 March.\n… A new attack was launched 4 April and the Werra River was reached  the next day. The attack continued in conjunction with the 6th Armored  Division; Langensalza fell and the Gera River was crossed\, 11 April.\n… Zeitz was captured after a violent struggle\, 14-15 April\, and the  76th reached the Mulde River on the 16th\, going into defensive positions  to hold a bridgehead across the Mulde near Chemnitz until VE-day. \n\n Ride Captain:  N’TEL (Rick Smith) 623-580-1501 / ntel.pgr.az@gmail.com \n\n Flag Support Vehicle Person:   TBD  \n Date: 15 August 2016 \n Staging Time:   0845 hrs\, Santa Teresita Church\,14016 N. Verbena St.\, El Mirage\, AZ\, 85335 \n Briefing Time:    0915 hrs  \n KSU Time:   1115 hrs\n\n Military Honors:  Upon arrival\, approx. 1145 hrs. Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery\, 9925 W Thomas Road\, Avondale\, AZ 85392 \n Road Guards are requested. Please contact Doug “Skully” Pierson with availability\n\n Note: Honor Flags for the escort are requested. Please contact Ride Captain.\n\n Due to Arizona Weather\, please hydrate the day before and the day of the mission.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/gilbert-vargas-usa/
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UID:409932-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Roger LeBrun\, 74\, USA
DESCRIPTION:The family of Roger LeBrun has invited the Patriot Guard to stand a flag line in honor of his life and service to our country.\n\nRoger passed away at the age of 74.  He is survived by his wife Phyllis of 50 years\, two daughters\, 3 grandchildren\, two sisters and a brother. \nHe served in the Army during Vietnam in Cam Ranh Bay where he received the Vietnam Service medal\, Good Conduct Medal.  He will be greatly missed. .   \nPlease join us as we stand in silent tribute to honor his life and service to our country. \nKozlak-Radulovich Chapel\n1385 107th Avenue NW\nBlaine\, MN 55434 \n  4:10 pm –   Stage\n  4:40 pm. – Brief\n  4:50 pm  –  Set flag line \n  5:00 pm  – Visitation\n  7:00 pm. – Service\n  7:05 pm     anticipated dismissal \nRCIC – Jim Wychor\nAssistant Ride Captain  \nDismissal at RCIC’s discretion. \nThis is a rain or shine mission.  Please bring your 3×5 American Flag and anything else you may need for the duration of this mission. \nMark Lea\, Viper\nSenior Ride Captain\nmark@mnpatriotguard.org
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/roger-lebrun-74-usa/
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UID:409936-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Dayle Flier\, USA
DESCRIPTION:The family of Dayle Flier has requested the Patriot Guard to stand a flag line prior to his service and to provide and honor escort to Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery following his service. \nMr. Flier served in the Army from 1968 to 1970 and was a Vietnam Veteran. He was an Engine and Power Train Repairman and was discharged as an SP5. He earned the National Defense Service Medal\, The Vietnam Service Medal\, The Vietnam Campaign Medal\, and The Expert Marksman\, Rifle Medal. \nHe was also a proud Cleveland Dutchman Alumni\, class of 1965.\n\nStage: 11:00 am\, Monday\, August 15\, 2016\nHoffmeister South County Chapel\n1515 Lemay Ferry Rd.\nSt. Louis\, MO. 63129\nService: 12:30 pm \nJefferson Barracks slot: 2:00 pm \nRC/Flags\nDenny Dutchman Eads\n314-277-2821
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/dayle-flier-usa/
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UID:409942-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:David Lane Meek\, 67\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Ladies and Gentlemen of the Patriot Guard Riders\, we have been requested to stand for David Lane Meek\, age 67. \nDavid  served in the 25th Infantry from March 1969 to October 1970 and was  honorably discharged at the rank of SP4. During his service he was  awarded a Purple Heart. \nPlease join us as we help support his family\,  pay our respects\, and honor his service to our nation. \nMission Date: Monday\, 15/AUG/16 \nRide Captain: [FONT=&quot]Nick “Cabbie” Kinler\, moseby@comcast.net[FONT=&quot]\n[/FONT] \nStaging Location:  Willamette National Cemetery – 11800 SE Mt Scott Blvd.\, Portland\, OR –  up top at the Rostrum by the flagpole\, please enter the cemetery through  Gate 2 – across from Lincoln Memorial. \nStaging Time: 1:30 pm\nBriefing: 1:50 pm\nKSU: 2:00 pm\nFlag Line Set:  2:15 pm\nService Begins: 2:30 pm \n*** There will be a RHG from the office to the shelter. \n\n[/FONT]
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/david-lane-meek-67-usa/
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UID:409947-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Harry McFadden\, USA(RET)
DESCRIPTION:The Patriot Guard Riders have been invited to stand in honor of Chaplain Harry McFadden\, US Army (Ret) Vietnam Veteran for his Interment Service scheduled on Monday\, 15 August at 1:30 PM at Ft. Logan National Cemetery 3698 S. Sheridan Blvd. Denver 80235\, Pavilion B. \nChaplain McFadden was born on January 30\, 1949 in Camden\, NJ and passed on August 4\, 2016 in CO Springs. He served in the US Army from June 5\, 1968-73 and in the US Army Reserve from 73-77 assigned to Ft. Carson as a Mechanical Supply Clerk. He attended Nazarene Bible College and became an ordained Chaplain after completing Chaplain Training at Ft. Monmouth\, NJ in 1981. In 1984 he went back to school and into the Army earning his second degree from Nazarene Bible College graduating in 1987. He served as Volunteer Chaplain at Evans Army Community Hospital on Ft. Carson for 5 years. Following his retirement from the military\, he was employed as a Sales Representative at Red Letter Publishing for 20 years. Chaplain Mac was a member of the Christian Knights\, An American Legion Chaplain\, past Post 209 Commander\, past Post 38 Chaplain\, VFW and TREA member. He was preceded in death by his wife\, Judy\, on July 12\, 2014. He is survived by his daughter and granddaughter. \n12:45 PM Stage in front of Ft. Logan Visitor’s Center\n1:00 PM Mission Briefing\n1:15 PM Depart for Pavilion B to set Flag line \nDave ‘Capt. Slow’ will serve as Ride Captain. \nFlags will be needed for this mission.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/harry-mcfadden-usaret/
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UID:409948-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Les Gravlin\, USA
DESCRIPTION:SP4 Les Gravlin\nUS Army Vietnam Veteran\nSt Helen\, MI.\nMonday\, 15 August 2016\n\n\n\nThe Patriot Guard Riders have been invited to stand a silent Honor Flag Line for US Army SP4 Les Gravlin. \nLes served in Vietnam. Ruth stated that Les wants “Proud Vietnam Veteran” on his headstone. \nSERVICE: Monday\, 15 August 2016 \nLocation:\nSteuernol-McLaren Funeral Home\n702 N. St. Helen Rd.\nSt Helen\,  MI 48656\nMap: http://mapq.st/2bjD2Qs \nMonday\, 15 August 2016 \nFlag-line 11-3 pm \nService at 4:00 pm \nDinner following at St. Helen Catholic Church (across the street) \nRC:\nMike Allumi\n(989)387-0319
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/les-gravlin-usa/
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SUMMARY:SFC Wilbur T. Bryars\, 75\, USA (RET)\, Vietnam / Bay Minette
DESCRIPTION:15 August 2016\n\nMonday\nSFC Wilbur T. Bryars\nU. S. Army (RET) – Vietnam Veteran\nBay Minette\, AL\n\n\nThe family of SFC Wilbur T. Bryars has requested that the Patriot Guard stand in honor of their loved one.  Mr. Bryars passed away Wednesday\, August 10\, 2016\, at the age of 75.   \nSFC Bryars received Good Conduct Medal (5 awards)\, VSM W/ 1 Silver Service Star and 1 Bronze Service Star\, Bronze Star Medal W/ 2 Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters\, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal\, Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross\, Unit Citation Badge with Palm\, National Defense Service Medal\, 6 Overseas Bars\, Presidential Unit Citation\, Meritorious Unit Commendation\, and an Honorable Discharge.\nIt will be an honor to stand a Silent Flag Line for this True American Hero. \nVisitation: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. – Norris Funeral Home\, 402 East 2nd St.\, Bay Minette\, AL\nFuneral Service: 11:00 a.m. – Norris Funeral Home\, 402 East 2nd St.\, Bay Minette\, AL\nEscort: Upon completion of Funeral service.  LEO – YES.  Honor Guard – YES.\nInterment: Bryars – McGill Cemetery (8 miles north of I-65)\, Highway 47\, Rabun\, AL \nBaldwin County Staging #1\nLocation: Old Dollar General Store rear parking lot (Intersection Hwys 225 & 31)\nTime: 8:45 a.m.\nBriefing: N/A\nKSU: 9:00 a.m.\nRCIC: None at this time \nBaldwin County Staging #2\nLocation – Tom Thumb Store (Intersection Hwys 31 and 59)\nTime – 9:15 a.m.\nBriefing / Safety Briefing– 9:25 a.m.\nKSU – 9:40 a.m.\nRCIC – Ed “Juju” Lessard\, RC – (251) 978-6215\nFlags – Ed “Juju” Lessard\, RC – (251) 978-6215 \n[FONT=&amp]North Mobile County Riders please proceed to Norris Funeral Home. [/FONT]
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/sfc-wilbur-t-bryars-75-usa-ret-vietnam-bay-minette/
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SUMMARY:Gregory S. Reimer\, USN
DESCRIPTION:GMC3 Gregory S Reimer\nVeteran Vietnam\nGrand Junction\, CO\n15 Aug 2016\n\n\n\nWe have been invited to attend the Funeral of GMC3 Gregory S Reimer\, Veteran\, US Navy Vietnam \nInterment 1300(1pm) 15 Aug at Veterans Memorial Cemetery\n2830 Riverside Parkway\nGrand Junction\, CO\n\nStage 12:15pm at Shelter Area \nRide Captain   Art Edwards \nArt Edwards\nWestern Slope Assist State Captain\nharleyroadk@yahoo.com
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/gregory-s-reimer-usn/
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UID:409955-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:James L. Brown\, USAF
DESCRIPTION:Kentucky has lost another hero…. \n \n\nJames L. Brown\nAirman Third Class\nKorean War Veteran\n\n\nMr. Brown served with the 8th Communication Construction Squadron\, was awarded Korean Service Medal\, United Nations Service Medal\, National Defense Service Medal and 1 Bronze Star Korean Service Medal.  He will be interred on August 15\, 2016 with military honors.\nWe have been asked by the family and will stand in his honor at Muster Funeral Home and at his final resting place at the Oak Hill Cemetery. \nMonday 15 August 2016\n\nMuster Funeral Home\n212 Broadway\nLivermore\, KY 42352 \n8:30 AM Stage and Stake Flags\n9:00 AM Public Visitation/Flag Line\n11:00 AM Service Begins with Final Salute \nFollowing the service\, we will escort Mr. Brown to the Oak Hill Cemetery in Livermore\, KY and stand in honor with a flag line. \nOak Hill Cemetery\n811 Hinton Street\nLivermore\, KY 42352 \nPlease be prepared for the weather conditions and Ride Safely. \nSENIOR RIDE CAPTAIN(S)\nJeff Free jeff.free@bigrivers.com\nSandy Free sfree@audubon-area.com
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/james-l-brown-usaf/
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UID:409957-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Clarence Hudspeth
DESCRIPTION:Patriot’s Name:    PFC Clarence Hudspeth\nMilitary Branch:    United States Army\nClassification:    Veteran\nAdditional Military Info:    Germany \nMission Ride Captain:    John “Ghostrider” Blase\, blase02@sbcglobal.net\,\n(972) 467-7527 \nMission Summary:    The family has asked the PGR to stand a flag line at DFW National Cemetery for his interment service. \nPART 1:     Interment service.\nMission Date:    Aug 15\, 2016 – Monday\nStaging Time:    09:30\nBriefing Time:    09:45\nIn Position Time Or KSU:    10:00\nService Start Time:    10:15 \nDetails Of Part 1:    Riders can stage at the Information Center at DFW National Cemetery\, 2000 Mountain Creek Pkwy. Dallas Texas at 0930 on August 15\, 2016. At the briefing at 0945 honor bikes will be selected and the remaining riders will go to shelter B\, set the flag line and wait for the procession to arrive. After the service has ended\, we will return the flags to storage\, be debriefed and dismissed. \nName Of Staging Point:\nDFW National Cemetery\n2000 Mountain Creek Pkwy.\nDallas\, Texas 75211
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/clarence-hudspeth/
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UID:409958-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Donald Haynes\, USA\, WWII / Adel
DESCRIPTION:The family of veteran Donald Haynes has asked the Patriot Guard to stand in honor of his service to our great nation. He served with the US Army in the Pacific theater during World War II and was scheduled to participate in the invasion of Japan. \nDate/time: 10:00 AM\, Monday\, 15 Aug\, 2016\n\nRally time: 8:30 AM; briefing at 8:50 AM\n\nRally point: McCalley Funeral Home\n                    735 S 14th St\n                    Adel\, IA\n\nInterment: Walnut Township Cemetery\n                  Waukee\, IA \nRC: Jim Clark\njim@clarkglass.com\n515-250-6200
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/donald-haynes-usa-wwii-adel/
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UID:409980-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Willie J. Chislom\, 66\, USMC\, Vietnam / Sandusky
DESCRIPTION:SSgt Willie J. Chislom\, 66\nSandusky\, Ohio\nUnited States Marine Corps Vietnam Veteran \n\n[ATTACH=CONFIG]5010[/ATTACH]\n\n\n\n\nVisitation / Services: \nOhio Veterans Home\nGiffin Chapel\n3416 Columbus Avenue\nSandusky\, Ohio 44870\n\nVisitation:  15 August 2016 @ 1200 hrs. – (12:00 PM)\n\nMilitary Service:  15 August 2016 @ 1300 hrs. – (1:00 PM)\n\nStaging: 15 August 2016 @ 1100 hrs. – (11:00 AM) \nServices will conclude at the chapel. There will be no cemetery escort \nDistrict# 2 Captain Gary Knight  is assigned this mission of Honor and Respect. Please follow his  instructions. \nDress per the weather conditions. Use your own judgment on  how you get safely to and from the mission. \nIf you need to contact Gary  email him at: gillkiki@neo.rr.com\n\n \n\n\n“Rest in Peace SSgt Chislom”\n\n[ATTACH=CONFIG]5009[/ATTACH]
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/willie-j-chislom-66-usmc-vietnam-sandusky/
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UID:409984-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Ronald Lee Kurth\, USA
DESCRIPTION:The  family of Ronald Lee Kurth has respectfully requested the Patriot Guard  Riders to attend their loved ones service\, stand a silent flag line\,  and escort their loved one to the Hallowed Grounds of Jefferson Barracks  National Cemetery.\n\nCPL Kurth served in the U.S. Army during WW II as a Field Radio Operator. He received the National Defense Service Medal.. \nStage: Stygar Florissant Chapel 0845 Hrs.\n           13980 New Halls Ferry Rd.\n            Florissant Mo. 63033\n\n            (Meeting to follow)\n\nService: 1000 hrs. \nEscort: Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery\n2900 Sheridan Rd\,\n           St. Louis\, MO 63125\n\nRCIC: Jerry”Zipper”Craft\n          Fixit82@aol.com\n          314-574-8706\n\nFlags/Support: Provided\n\nHydrate\, Hydrate\, Hydrate\nHigh 82 – Low 66\n40% chance for rain\nDress Accordingly  \n\nRide/Drive Defensively\, Cages always welcome
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/ronald-lee-kurth-usa/
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UID:410001-1471251600-1471258800@www.patriotguard.org
SUMMARY:Norman J. Cuadra\, 36\, USMC\, GWOT / Corona
DESCRIPTION:Norman J. Cuadra\, 36\nUSMC\, OIF\nCorona\, Riverside\, CA\n15 August 2016\n\n\n\nPer request of our good friend Gregg “Digger” Walker (Walker Family Funeral Services) the family of Norman J. Cuadra has invited the Patriot Guard Riders (PGR) to attend the Military Honors of their loved one as he makes his final journey. It will be our honor to do so. \nNorman\, a resident of Corona\, was born in Managua\, Nicaragua on 07 November 1979 and entered into Eternal Rest on 04 August 2016 tragically as a result of a swimming accident in Salinas\, Baja California. \nAfter high school Norman joined the U.S. Marine Corps proudly serving his country during Operation Iraqi Freedom from February 2002 to March 2005. Norman received citation/awards that included Combat Action Ribbon (Iraq)\, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal\, Selected Marine Corps Reserve Medal\, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (Iraq)\, Sea Service Deployment Medal\, Presidential Unit Commendation and Certificate of Commendation\, Meritorious Mast. Norman was honorably discharged as a Lance Corporal (LCpl). \nNorman is survived by his wife Corina\, five children\, three sisters and mother\, as well as many other cherished family members and dear friends. \nNOTE: This mission posting is to facilitate your voluntary participation in honoring this Military Veteran. For those interested\, and all are welcome\, we will be accompanying the hero and his family from the church to his final resting place. Please see the time table if you would like to participate. For those who would rather go directly to the cemetery\, we will meet you there. \nThe weather is predicted to be hot so please stay hydrated and don’t forget to eat; it can make a difference with your ability to withstand the heat. \nTime Table for Monday 15 August 2016: \n1045 – Stage at\nSt. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church\n8540 Weirick Road\nCorona\, CA\nhttps://goo.gl/maps/qPbwq3qAwN82 \n1115 – Mission Briefing \n1130 – Flag line as our Hero is moved to the coach. \n1130 – KSU to Riverside National Cemetery\, (Staging Area #2 for family\, north of Staging Area #8 for PGR) 22495 Van Buren Blvd.\, Riverside\, CA 92518 http://goo.gl/maps/v0K0E \n1215 – KSU to assigned gravesite for Flag line\, Service and Military Honors \nRC: Ray “T-Bone” Gould\n951-634-4112\nray@gouldgps.com \nYou do not have to be a Veteran or a motorcycle rider to attend this mission. Everyone is welcome. We encourage those who do not ride to attend in your car. If this will be your first mission go to the initial staging area and you will be briefed there by the R/C (Ride Captain). Dress for motorcycle riding or dress casually if you are driving a cage (car). Please feel free to attend any portion of this mission you can.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/norman-j-cuadra-36-usmc-gwot-corona/
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SUMMARY:Dustin Shirk\, USMC
DESCRIPTION:The family of Dustin Shirk has  requested the presence of the Patriot Guard Riders for services and military honors \n\nDustin Shirk was a United States Marine Corps Veteran. Dustin served 7 years  in the Marines. He was a bulk fuel specialist and served our country in Iraq. He also served aboard the USS Iwo Jima.  \nRide Captain:  Tom Burns-815-342-1138  or tgburns55@hotmail.com\n\nFlag Support Vehicle Person:   TBD \n Date: 15  August 2016  \n Staging Time: 0745  hrs \n Staging Location:  Hansen’s Mortuary\, 8314  N 7th St\, Phoenix\, AZ85020\n \nBriefing Time: 0820  hrs \n Flag Line: Following  briefing until start of service  \n KSU Time: 0950  hrs. (approx.) To National Cemetery\, 23029 N Cave Creek Rd\, Phoenix\, AZ 85024 \n Military Honors: 1030  hrs\, National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona\, 23029 N Cave Creek Rd\, Phoenix\, AZ 85024 \n Road Guards are requested. Please contact Doug “Skully”  Pierson with availability \n Due to Arizona Weather\, please hydrate the day before and the day of the mission.
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/dustin-shirk-usmc/
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SUMMARY:Ronald C. Seiferlein\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Ronald C. Seiferlein\nUnited States Army Veteran\nSaginaw\, MI\n15 AUG 16\n\n\n\nThe family of Mr. Ronald C. Seiferlein has invited the Patriot Guard Rider’s to stand a silent flag line in honor of his service to our country. \nMr. Seiferlein served in the United States Army from 1960 through 1962 attaining the rank of Specialist 4th class.  Ron served one tour in Germany where he was a member of the Honor Guard for President John F. Kennedy. Upon his return to stateside\, Ron served during the Cuban Missile crisis until his honorable discharge in 1962.  Ron is survived by his wife Karen\, and many extended family. Please join us to honor Mr. Seiferlein’s service\, and to support the family in this time of grief. \nMonday\, August 15\, 2016 \nInterment Location: \nRoselawn Cemetery\n950 North Center Rd.\nSaginaw\, MI. 48603\nMap: http://mapq.st/2aDdQTi \nStage: 10:00 AM \nBrief: 10:35 AM \nFlag Line: 10:50 AM to 11:30 AM (Approximate) \nWe will stand our flag line for the interment at the grave site located near the chapel building at the west side of the cemetery.  The Center Road entrance is the most direct route to the grave site\, look for the flags off Center road and at the grave site.  Please bring your 3 x 5 American flags to stand for Mr. Seiferlein. \nRC: John and Diane Mulvaney\n989 295 4419
URL:https://www.patriotguard.org/mission/ronald-c-seiferlein-usa/
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