Ride Report by Wayne Lutz Photos by Sean Carpenter On Monday, February 27, a phone call came in to the Warriors’ Watch Riders World Headquarters (my cellphone). We received a request from Jeffrey Little, a member of the Board of Directors of the non-profit organization “Phila911.Org.”  This Philadelphia organizaton had received permisson to acquire artifacts […]

continue reading.....

Ride Report for Ride Captain Navy Chief (George) A cold and wet Saturday morning turned into a crisp dry afternoon as SGT. Travis Bush was welcomed home by WWR, AHW, and many friends and extended family. Travis and his family have a long history of service to this country.  His father served in the Air […]

continue reading.....

Ride Report for Ride Captain Navy Chief (George) On a chilly Friday evening  WWR and AHW gathered at Barren Hill Fire Company to do our famous Mug & Hug on 1st. LT. Joshua Kopsie.  Josh is assigned as a Field Artillery Officer to the Army 1st Armored Division, Task Force Bulldog in Afghanistan.  He is […]

continue reading.....

Ride Report for Ride Captain RJ Forecasts of a winter storm made us move our staging location and shorten the length of the escort; a blustery winter wind made us gather inside McHenry (IL) Harley-Davidson rather than wait outside in the parking lot, but we were not to be deterred.  We were on a mission. […]

continue reading.....

Ride Report for Ride Captain HowardK On a very windy and chilly Saturday afternoon February 25th Pfc. Justin Crowell was recognized for his dedicated service to our country by WWR, AHW and many friends and extended family at the Great American Pub in Paoli, Pa. Justin is 20 years old and a native of Phoenixville, […]

continue reading.....

Ride Report for Ride Captain Squale Monday Night we stood a flag line of nine people during visitation at the funeral home. Very nice turnout & the family really took notice & thanked us repeatedly. I want to thank all those who came out on Monday night, We were represented by Warrior’ Watch & Patriot […]

continue reading.....

Fellow WWR, Fifteen members gathered at the Panama City Marina to pay our final respects to Kathryn Fialkowski. The Northwest Florida’s mission coincided with the service held in Doylestown, Pa. The WWR Honor Bell tolled for the calling of the masses by Ed Smith. Our Chaplin, Joe Rodgers, gave a message in honor of Kat while members stood a […]

continue reading.....

Ride Report for Ride Captain HowardK On a wet Saturday evening February 18th Cpl. Josh Murray USMC was recognized for his dedicated service to our country by WWR, AHW, The Second Brigade and many friends and extended family at Barnaby’s of America in Havertown, Pa. Josh is the youngest of three children of John and […]

continue reading.....

WWR Members, On Wednesday, February 15, 2012, 13 bikes, 2 private autos, and 15 members participated in a flag line to honor 13 WWII Veterans for their service and sacrifice to our country. These Veterans, from the greatest generation, rose up and became truly extraordinary in the battle against world domination. They rose to the challenge and […]

continue reading.....

Ride Report for Ride Captain Freedom Diver On a cool evening WWR of N. IL met at Hononegah High School, in Rockton, IL to welcome home two brothers, and warriors and escort them to their favorite sporting event, a Rockford Ice Hogs match. As we approached the family as they were walking to their vehicles the […]

continue reading.....

Ride report for Ride Captain Damon Russell On an overcast and snowy Saturday afternoon on February 11th, US Army Sergeant  Jenna Stanzione was recognized for her courage and service to our country by WWR and many friends and family at the Ottsville Volunteer Fire Company #49 in Ottsville, PA. 30 year old Sergeant Stanzione of […]

continue reading.....

Ride Report for Ride Captain Tom Van Gundy (TVG) The Warriors’ Watch Riders had the honor of welcoming home PFC Jesse Minick from his tour in Afghanistan. It was a cold night in SWFL. One of the coldest for January 2012. That didn’t matter. We had a mission to complete. A hometown Hero named PFC […]

continue reading.....