Ride Report for Ride Captain Jim Fellow WWR, On 19 December, 8 members rode to Wewahitchka to honor AC Lanier. Claudus served in the Army during WWII, spent 31 years with the Florida Marine Patrol and 15 years with Gulf County Sheriff’s Office. A lifetime of service to our nation, state and local area. I […]

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Ride Report for Ride Captain Joe Walsh  ASC On September 22, 2011, 5 bikes, 2 cages and 7 WWR members set up our bell and a flag line at Kent Forrest Lawn Funeral Home to honor Frank Filip. After the service our members escorted the procession to Evergreen Memorial gardens. A flag line was once […]

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Ride Report for Ride Captain Joe Walsh  ASC On Friday, September 23, 2011, 17 bikes, 2 cages and 22 members of the WWR honored Chief Petty Officer Noah Sarvis ( Flatliner) at Kent Forrest Lawn Funeral Home. Noah was a member of the EOMMC and was in a fatal accident on Friday, September 16, 2011. […]

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Ride Report for Ride Captain Jim Fellow WWR, Thursday, 15 Sept., 2011, WWR was joined by AL 392 Riders, AMVET 2298 Riders, Green Knights, CMA and others to escort 25 Warriors from Carillon Beach to Living Word Fellowship. In all, there was 61 bikes and 1 cage to escort these Warriors and their families. LEO […]

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Robert Frauman, retired from the US Air Force at Tyndall AFB. Bob has been riding with us for many years, joining Warriors Watch Riders on 29 March, 2010. HIs last WWR ride was on Memorial Day, 2011 when he rode to the service at Kent Forest Lawn, despite his health issues.   Today, 13 August, […]

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Ride Report posted for Jim. On Thursday, June 23, 2011 five bikes, 1 cage and 6 members of the WWR departed Panama City on a ride to Marianna to honor Charles Dickson by standing a flag line, tolling the bell, escorting the funeral procession and firing the cannon at graveside in his honor. Charles was […]

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At the request of the family of William “Snake” Robert Delozier 18 people, 12 bikes, 1 trike and 2 cages arrived at Southerland Funeral Home on Saturday, June 11, 2011 at 2:30 PM. WWR tolled the bell and stood a flag line to honor Mr. Delozier for his service to our country. He was a Marine Corp […]

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Ride Report posted for Boo On Friday, 5/13/11, the WWR was honored to participate in a ” ” by the students and staff of the Waller Elementary School.  And what an honor it was. Over 400 students and staff were on hand as the WWR entered the field to a great ovation. We lined the […]

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Ride Report posted for Sharie Today, Wednesday, April 27th, 2011, at the request of the family of C. W. “Snooks” Scott, WWR stood in his honor during his memorial service at Brock’s Home Town Funeral Home.  The bell was tolled prior to and after the service.   After the memorial service, escorted by LEO, WWR lead the procession to Evergreen […]

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Ride Report posted for Whamo Gen. Pete’s services were divided into three parts and three days;  Viewing and Rosary, a Memorial Service and  internment. WWR’s  schedule allowed support for the first two events, 30 Dec and 31 Dec. Although the first mission was at night in cloudy rainy conditions, 13 bikes, 2 trikes, 3 cages and 21 […]

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 Ride Report posted for Budman First off I would like to Thank Joe Johnson and His Wife Robyn for stepping up to cover this mission at the last minute for me. You did a great job, Thank You so Much from the Bottom of My Heart.  We had Warriors Watch Riders, PGR, ALR along with […]

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Ride Report posted for Whamo This extremely important mission was completed without a flaw.  Ten bikes, four cages and 20 people showed to honor Maj. Gen Brown and his family. A combination of staked flags, held flags and tolling of the bell augmented the service, as did the Eglin AFB Honor Guard. We received numerous […]

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