"Rember Those Who Rode" - 2015

[Motodad393]

Greetings Folks,

Well it is that time of year again when we used to have the "GMB - Remembering Those Who Rode" Memorial event. Big Maico 393 (Howard Lobel) planned and coordinated many of these events and many people helped. I met some of my closest friends at these events who helped me and my family get past those dark days.

Well this weekend if YOU feel so inclined, print a copy of all The Names and read them out loud at a place that is Special to you. I just put a copy of the list in my pocket and will read them this weekend. I am taking a day off tomorrow and will ride, just ride - GREAT weather here in the Houston area.

One day this weekend I will ride and stop at a "Special Place" and READ the Names out loud, so the Almighty knows these Son's, Daughters, Sister's Brothers, Mom's and Dad's are NOT FORGOTTEN.

If you so feel inclined, AWAKEN the HEAVENS with the PRECIOUS SOUNDS and "REMEMBER THOSE WHO RODE."

Ride Safe and hug your children, parents, brothers and sisters and be thankful that you still can.

Warmest regards,

Mike Berg
"Motodad393"

[craigo8]

Well said.I too will remember those not with us and ride for them.To all of the families missing someone special all our hearts are with you.

Australia is with you.

[Woody_393]

thanks Mike!

I find it interesting that my children asked me all about my Motoman393 shirts this week. I still wear them all the time (wearing one now actually).

I got to tell them about him and how he passed. More importantly, I told them how he lived. How helpful and kind he was to his fellow man. I was proud to tell the story and my kids thought it was really cool.

We send our love to you and all those who have lost a loved one. It is not easy.

[Motodad393]

Originally Posted by Woody_393

thanks Mike!

I find it interesting that my children asked me all about my Motoman393 shirts this week. I still wear them all the time (wearing one now actually).

I got to tell them about him and how he passed. More importantly, I told them how he lived. How helpful and kind he was to his fellow man. I was proud to tell the story and my kids thought it was really cool.

We send our love to you and all those who have lost a loved one. It is not easy.

Thanks Woody! I appreciate the kind words and your support over the years. I follow you on FB and am enjoying seeing your kids. Man times flies. All the best

[RRed]

one last ride