American Heroes, Portland, Oregon - 16 Nov 2017

[madtanker]

American Heroes
USA, USN, USMC, USCG, USAF - WW II, Korea, Vietnam, GW/ODS, WoT
Portland, Oregon - 16 Nov 2017

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ABOUT THE MISSION:

Confirmed Memorial: For Whom The Bell Tolls - Portland, OR., 16/NOV/17
Monthly Services For American Veterans-Heroes
Mission Date: Thursday, 16 November 2017

PRIMARY STAGING DETAILS: 16 Nov 2017
Primary Staging Time: 1:35 P.M.

Willamette National Cemetery
11800 SE Mt. Scott Blvd
Portland, Oregon - 97086

Ride Captain:

Bob Williams
rrwilliams_42@comcast.net

Special Instructions:

Remember tom eet at the rostrum (flag pole). Go up the hill to the entrance across from Lincoln Memorial go either left or right then turn up the hill to the flag pole.

Staging Time: 1:35 pm
Briefing: 1:40 pm
KSU: 1:45 for a short ride to another part of the cemetery.
Services: 2:00 pm

Flags & Water:

Flags Will NOT Be Provided, Please Bring Your Own.
If you have large bike flags, please bring them.
Water WILL NOT be provided, please bring your own.

Submitted By: John Hanan II
Position: State Captain

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Note:

You do not have to own/ride a motorcycle or be a Veteran to join and membership is Free. The only requirement is RESPECT! To join, simply go to www.PatriotGuard.org and click on Register. Membership is Free.

To subscribe to receive mission notices, log into the National Site and click on the Mission Tab at the top. Select the Subscribe to Missions option.

[kbell]

GOD bless our Heroes. Thank you for your service to our great Nation. May you rest in honored peace.

[Hotwheel]

A hero has fallen. It is time for us to mourn their passing, secure in the
knowledge that their service and sacrifice shall not be forgotten. We mourn
with their family and friends, knowing that they will find peace in the arms
of the Lord.
Hero, your watch is done, you can stand down now. We now have the watch.


POW-MIA's you are not forgotten.


"Hotwheel," Cisco, Texas


In memory of :
SGT. Ralph D. Woods Jr. USA Korea
Crew Chief Eddy J. Pearman USAAC/USAF Korea
Radio Operator Duane Duncan USMC Vietnam

[fiddler892]

My sincere condolences to the family and friends of these American Heroes, a grateful nation mourns your loss. Find peace, strength and comfort in the knowledge that your fallen hero gave unselfishly of themselves in order to keep us all free and safe. Your brave warrior will never be forgotten. Thank you for sharing your loved one with all of us, their sense of duty and honor will live on for generations to come. God Bless you our Heroes for a job well done.Stand down and rest in peace.





As I sit in Heaven, and watch you every day,
I try to let you know with signs, I never went away.
I hear you when you're laughing, and watch you while you sleep,
I even place my arms around you, to calm you as you weep.
I see you wish the days away, begging to have me home,
So I try to send you signs, so you know you are not alone.
Don't feel guilty that you have life, that was denied to me,
Heaven is truly beautiful, just you wait and see.
So live your life, laugh again, enjoy yourself, be free,
Then I know with every breath you take, you'll be taking one for me.

[mailman]

Rest In Peace Veterans.

[Military Sniper]

Thank you all for your service, may you rest in peace

[SurfaceWarrior]

Rest in Peace My Brothers…

And as we of the United States Navy would say… Fair Winds and Following Seas, we now have the Watch…

[lakeland_lobo]

They were not just soldiers: they were someone’s parents. They were not just soldiers: they were someone’s friends. They were not just soldiers: they were our soldiers. They were not just soldiers: they were someone’s children. They were not just soldiers: they were someone’s love. My wife and I offer our sincere thanks and prayers for these true American heroes. Their service and sacrifices will not be forgotten. Their valor did not go unnoticed. We are forever grateful for their service to our country. May they never be forgotten, and may God grant them eternal peace.