On Sunday  afternoon April 27th Captain Jerry Reitano, US ARMY was honored for his dedicated service to our country when WWR, AHW,  Strength and Honor MC as well as Haverford PD and Manoa FD  “dropped in” on a party arranged by Jerry’s mom and dad at the family home in Haverford Pa. Jerry and Marge […]

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On 4/18/2014, WWR and AHW had the honor to stand a flag line and escort to the final resting place for Richard Miller who was 93 years old and an Army Air Corps Veteran of WWII . Richard was born and raised in Glenolden , Pa .and a life member of American Legion Murray Stuart […]

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Warriors Watch received a Mug & Hug request for First Sergeant Warren Brown. Sgt. Brown was attending a house warming party at his daughter, Lauren’s house. Sgt. Brown served with pride in the USMC for over 25 years. He served in 2 wars, Korea & Vietnam, was a drill instructor at the Marine Corp base, […]

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On March 10th 2014, a small group of riders, the two, three and four wheel kind, set out to make a huge impact on wary Korean Era Navy mans night. Mr. Raymond Bertron achieved the rank of Aviation Machinists Mate 2nd Class while performing duties at NAS Atlantic City and Philadelphia Naval Ship Yard. In […]

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One of our Heroes is finally home! He came home on January 10th to Fort Drum.  He had not seen his parents, family, or friends since he arrived home and they wanted to Welcome him home properly.  WNY Warriors Watch Riders personally escorted this hero home with our flags and a parade from the town limits to […]

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Saturday March 22nd, 2014, Members of Warrior’s Watch, A Hero’s Welcome, and the Bensalem Police Department, had the distinguished honor to escort Major General Wesley Craig to the 3rd annual Lower Southampton Veterans Muster. Approximately 30 members gathered in the parking lot of the Neshaminy Mall to do a Mug and Hug for the Maj. […]

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A large group of 50+ motors and countless cages proceeded to Page Field which was 1.5 mi. away and set up a flag line inside the Terminal and stood until the aircraft arrived. The group of more than a hundred Patriots came to attention and present arms as SGT. Joshua Hargis entered the terminal. It […]

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On a rather warm February Sunday afternoon, Warriors’ Watch Riders, along with Feasterville Fire Company, Upper Southampton Fire Company, & Lower Southampton Police, joined the family and friends to honor U.S. Army Lt. Col. Joe Camperson for his 27 years of service. Lt. Col. Camperson had recently returned from a 9 month deployment to Afghanistan. He was […]

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The first Saturday of Spring brought out Warriors’ Watch Riders of Northern Illinois in force.  About 25 motorcyclists and a like number of cagers gathered in a Chili’s parking lot in a Northwest suburb of Chicago on a bright, crisp morning.  Among our riders was our hero’s mother, Cindy Gardanier. Cody’s bike, a bright yellow crotch rocket was also in the […]

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A handful of brave motorcyclists and a couple dozen supporters in cages gathered at the Farm & Fleet in Rockton, IL, just south of the Wisconsin border to welcome home an American hero. SGT Stacey Bialek is a medic whose been deployed to the Middle East three times.  She met and married her husband, James, who […]

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The second Welcome Home of the year, January 8, 2014, would certainly be a day that the Cagnetti family and friends would never forget.  Our hero, LCPL Steven Cagnetti, was set to arrive at the airport at 4:55pm due to delays. He was on his way home from a two year-long journey. The Bristol native was involved in […]

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On January 6th 2014, Warriors’ Watch Riders would complete their first welcome home of the year, with help from sister organization A Hero’s Welcome. Even though temperatures were at an all-time low, that would not stop the  warm hearts of Airman 1st Class Michael Koder’s family; knowing that he would return  home safely. Koder has […]

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