Down Riders Page

Downed Rider Notices
This page is intended to provide information on any rider in Washington State
who is Seriously ill, or deceased, or has had a serious accident.

We all face the same dangers in life & on the road.
To add a name to the list, send email to Dragoni@comcast.net

Type of Accident: Motorcycle Crash
Accident Date: 08/15/08
Accident location: Vancouver Washington

Riders & Passenger Names: Jay & Glenyce Jackson
Riders Info: ABATE of WA S.W. Chapter
Deputy Coordinator
Cell # 360/-213-3550 Posted With Consent From Jay
I just talked to Jay & Glenyce,
They told me as they were making a right hand turn into a Gas Station
on the Bike, a car traveling in opposite direction from them turned left into
the Gas Station & hit the bike in rear left section sending the bike into a spin.

They were both taken to the South West hospital in Vancouver, WA
Glenyce was released after Treatment, Jay is still under Observation!
As More Info Comes in I will post it!
Posted By: Dragoni 08/16/08 3:10pm

Update: 08/20/08 By: Dragoni

I received a phone call from Jay Jackson, He is now at home resting and doing better now!

Type of Accident: Motorcycle Crash
Accident Date: 08/14/08
Accident location: Maple Valley Area

Riders Name: Reese Weaver
Riders Info: ABATE of WA SKCC Member # 18638

Reese Weaver, was on his motorcycle last night while on his way to Taco Thursday.
He was at a stop-light in Maple Valley when the car ran a red light. He had to dodge
the car and his bike went down. He has a broken collar-bone and four broken ribs.
He is recuperating at home. If I get any more details, I will pass them along.
We all wish him a speedy recovery.

Information Submitted By: Kim R. Williams
ABATE of Washington
SKCC Secretary
Cell Phone: 206-854-1364

Posted By: Dragoni 08/15/08

We Lost a Very Special Member of ABATE of WA

Saturday 08/02/08 Bill Kost,

Owner of Performance Grill in Auburn passed away.
Bill was a strong supporter of ABATE, The Performance Grill is where South King County Chapter call's home. SKCC would like all who can attend Bills Services to meet at the Performance Grill at 5:00 - 5:30 Thursday August 7th and ride together out to Maple Valley Presbyterian Church for services at 6:30pm.

"Give Support, Where Support is Given!"

    Dear Jerry,
    Thank you to all of you at SKCC Abate for your kind thoughts,
for being with us at Bill Kost's memorial and for the beautiful spray of white flowers.
I and my family are so very appreciative for your kindness. I would like to send a note of
thanks to the SKCC Abate of Washington members. Can you give me an address to send it to.
If you prefer, I can post something on your web site.

   Blessings, Vicki Kost, Bill's wife

Lee will be Missed by All
My Friend, Lee Scearcy

Type of Accident: Motorcycle Crash
Accident Date: 07/29/08
Accident location: Montana

Riders Name: Lee Scearcy
Riders Info: Past ABATE of WA Member & Strong Supporter of (BFB)
                             " Owner of Sir C's Tavern in Tacoma, WA "

  Lee Scearcy, lost his life today near Billings Montana.
He had a rear flat going about 70 mph.
He died enroot to the hospital of severe head trauma.
He will be flown home to his family we believe tomorrow,

His riding partner is finishing the trip without him, please pray for a safe journey home.
This is a huge loss both personally and for the motorcycle community as a whole.

I will miss you brother, You were always my friend!

Dragoni of (BFB)

   The Services were held Monday, August 4, 2008 at 3:00pm
in the Mountain View Valley Chapel, 4100 Steilacoom Blvd. SW, Lakewood, WA.
I was told the count was over 500 people at the service. After the service it was back
to Sir C's to say good by to our brother of the hwy.

   For More Info Call: Sir C's Tavern: 253/474-7919

The second memorial for Lee is scheduled for August 17, 2008 at 3:00 pm at the VFW on McKinley Avenue in Tacoma

Sir C Riding & living his Dream!

  Lee Scearcy Sr., AKA: Sir C

Lee (Lannie) E Scearcy, Sr. 10/12/1949 - 7/29/2008 Lee (Lannie) Scearcy, Sr., veteran,
retired City of Tacoma Water Dept. and proud owner of Sir-C's Tavern in Tacoma, WA

"Coldest Beer in Town"
   Passed away unexpectedly on July 29th from a motorcycle accident.
Lee, along with his dear friend Gary Rollings, achieved his longtime dream of riding his
motorcycle to Washington, D.C. to pay his respects to the fallen soldiers at the Memorial
Wall. Lee was preceded in death by his birth father, Vernon Nicolaysen, and his brother
Jens. Survived by his wife Carol, son Robert (Melissa), daughter Deanna (Juan) and son
Lannie Lee Jr., and wife Lindsey, grandchildren Paige, Saige, Robert Jr., Rubuen, Chase,
Selena, Marisa and Malia, pets Cisco and Cinnamon, parents Everette and Betty, siblings
Bernie, Leanna and Pat Darland, Clarissa and Steve Kloser, Matthew and Sherry, Jim and
Felicia Nicolaysen, in-laws Sofia Ensoy, husband Leon (deceased), five brothers, two
sisters, longtime friend Jerry Gilman and the Prodigies, along with numerous aunts,
uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. He left us doing what he loved, riding his
Harley. He also enjoyed his Friday morning ritual drinking coffee with his father, and
visiting with his regulars at the Tavern. Life changes, people change, but one thing that
will never change is our love for you. In our hearts and prayers forever.

Article Published in the News Tribune (Tacoma) on 8/1/2008

  Posted By: Dragoni 07/29/08

July 20th Sunday evening
Della Bell was on horseback, Do not know for sure all the details.
She is in Good Samaritan Hospital with a dislocated Hip, femur fracture and is being looked at for internal bleeding and other concerns.
We will have more information after I see her tomorrow evening.

Mike Cain

Mike Cain & Don Cain

Type of Accident: Motorcycle Crash
Accident Date: 06/29/08 Approx:. Time: 10:00pm
Accident location: Hwy #167 Sumner, WA area

Riders Name: Mike Cain ( Not The Leprechaun)
Riders Info: New Member to ABATE of WA EPCC
Type of Bike: Black Suzuki

Fathers Name: Don Cain Phone: 253-863-4818

Mike Cain, is now in critical condition in the ICU at
Tacoma, General Hospital in Tacoma, WA

More Information coming soon!

Posted By: Dragoni 07/01/08

Update 07/21/08

I just talked to his dad, Mike is doing a lot better now,
He is now at Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup, WA

Room 34B

Visitors are welcome to stop by: After 3:00pm

Our Brother is going to need some help, The (BFB) Network &
Arrowood Productions will working to setup a Downed riders
Benefit for Mike Cain. More info coming soon!

(BFB) & Arrowood Productions
Will Be stepping up to Get Mike Cain some Help!

More Info Coming Soon.

Update 08/20/08: Mike Cain, is now at his home recovering & Doing better!

Dragoni

Ronald "Ron" (Capt'n Ron) Seabury

Ronald "Ron" (Capt'n Ron) Seabury, age 52, passed away Thursday, June 12, 2008
in Seiad Valley, California on an annual ride to the Redwood Run.
Ron was born March 19, 1956 in Mount Vernon, WA to Bob and Betty Seabury.

He leaves behind his parents; his wife "baby doll", Audrey; three children, Jaron, Jalea, and Beau,
and their mother, Val; two grandchildren, Max and Samantha; brother, Rob; numerous other relatives and friends; and Otis his cat, and the late Norman.

Ron, a proud Union Ironworker of 25 years, dearly loved his Northwest Steel Erection family where he was employed for the majority of his career. He had a great fondness for Jerry Smith
who is a friend and owner of the company.
"Capt'n Ron" active in the biker community was a member of A.B.A.T.E. of Washington, NSCC Chapter. Aside from his children, Ron's most proud accomplishment was founding the Iron Workers Motorcycle Club, Local 86, where he served as the President. Bike runs were his passion.

Ron was also a sports fanatic. He loved the game of baseball.
He coached his sons and enjoyed taking his daughter to Mariners games.
A Prayer Service will be held at 6 p.m., on Friday, June 20, 2008,
at Wexliem Community Building, 2100 Lummi View Dr. Bellingham, WA 98226.
Funeral Services will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, June 21,
also at Wexliem. Burial will follow in Lummi Reservation Cemetery.
A reception to follow at the home of a friend in Stanwood.

Please contact Randy Tew at (425)508-1225 for details.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to A.B.A.T.E. OF WASHINGTON

Please share your thoughts and memories of Ron in the online guest book at www.molesfuneralhomes.com Moles Family Funeral Homes & Crematory - Ferndale

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Guestbook Highlights Ronald "Ron" (Capt'n Ron) Seabury June 20, 2008 I was saddened to here of Ron's passing. I grew up with Ron from grade school and beyond, we seen each other go through many trials and tribulations, but it was a very exciting time in our lives. You were *Richard Jordan (Bellingham, WA)*
	16 entries in this Guest Book.

The Red and Gold Family was invited to attend the services which will be held on sat.
at 10 am on the Lummi Indian Reservation in Bellingham. Their will be a group leaving
at 8am from the Buzz Inn Steakhouse at Smokey Point. Anyone with any questions can
contact Bandido Rowdy Ron 1%er from the North County Chapter at 425-231-0742.
Thank You.
Bandido Strokker Al 1%er
Bandidos Motorcycle Club
Northwest Regional Secretary

Hello Olympia Chapter

Rick Courtney "Two Tone"

http://forums.delphiforums.com/doa51/messages?msg=804.1

Olympia Abate Chapter Member Rick Courtney Went down on his bike Sunday the 4th On Old Hwy 99.
He left the road and hit a tree. He was air lifted to Harborview Hospital and was in the ICU. He has been
a Olympia member since 2006 and has been to many of our events. He is 46 and is married to Susan
and they live with their children. Rick has many injuries but, so far he is beating this situation. However
they are keeping him in a drugged state so he can heal and has had several surgeries to fix broken
bones, lacerated liver and spleen, broken pelvis and more but for right now there is nothing we can do but,
wait to see how he does. Going up there to see him is ok and there are no limits but, remember that he is
asleep to heal and there is nothing you can do. He is in surgery a lot and not very good company right
now. The family is doing great with everything. However, Susan says she is getting called by so many
family and friends that it is hard for her to do stuff. So Stick has a forum on the link below that she is
updating to help with the phone traffic. She has sprint and is out of minutes to talk to non sprint numbers.
So if you could check the DOA site and read the blogs that would really help. Susan is just trying to focus
on being his voice for his care and she knows she has so many friends out there and will call if she needs
anything. Thank you all so much from her. Yes he is really banged up but he is doing good. It will be
awhile to heal and get better and find out the extent of his injury's but Susan and the doctors are feeling
really positive. We may have some fundraisers coming up so keep watch for them.

Posted by: Dragoni 05/05/08

Update May 7th. 2008

Hey everyone, Here is a update on Rick Courtney. I went up last night to see Susan and right now there
is nothing we can do but, wait to see how he does. Going up there to see him is ok and there are no limits
but, remember that he is asleep to heal and there is nothing you can do. It is hard for Susan because she
is getting called by so many family and friends that it is hard for her to do stuff. So Stick has a forum on the
link below that she is updating to help with the phone traffic. She has sprint and is out of minutes to talk to
non sprint numbers. So if you could check the DOA site and read the blogs that would really help. He has
surgery today that will take all day and then recovery. So no big answers until tomorrow. Susan is just
trying to focus on being his voice for his care and she knows she has so many friends out there and will
call if she needs anything. Thank you all from her. Yes he is really banged up but he is doing good.
It will be awhile to heal and get better and find out the extent of his injury's
but Susan and the doctors are feeling really positive.

http://forums.delphiforums.com/doa51/messages?msg=804.1

Thanks Darcy and see you at the meeting tomorrow.

Posted by: Dragoni 05/08/08

Posted by: Dragoni 05/15/08

Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 12:17 PM
Subject: sad news

I hate to be the bearer of bad news;

I have just been informed that Rick "Two Tone" Courtney has succumbed to the injuries sustained related his motorcycle accident on May 4th. He gave it a good fight for the past 12 days but the injuries were just too severe.

He left behind a wonderful wife and two children, many other family and friends.
Please pray for peace for all his loved ones.

I will let you know when there is info on the funeral.

Update: 05/21/08

Rick Courtney's Memorial Service will be this Friday the 23rd 2008
At: 11:30am At the:
Mt. Tahoma National Cemetery
A celebration of life party will follow at the VFW in Olympia, WA

The cemetery will stage us prior to the service so you need to check with the staff
at the gate and they will direct you (in case you don't see all the bikes) also keep in mind
it is a Friday just before a three day weekend that means heavier traffic.

I want to tell everyone who plans to attend "Thank You".

For those of you that don't know where these are located I have added links to maps.

The VFW is giving us the use of the hall at no charge and has it has a bar
that they will be staffing for us. Kori is trying to get the food part done and has volunteered
to set up the hall but is asking for any help with the purchase and transport of the food.
We are wanting to plan a memorial ride down Hwy 7 to Morton to scatter some of Rick's ashes
as this was his favorite ride, so if anyone has input or suggestions
of places to stop for food and drink that would be great!

Mt. Tahoma National Cemetery Map Link Below:

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=116536312874505854831.00043cdc93bc57c8f93ac&ll=47.392161,-122.093682&spn=0.011679,0.029011&z=15&iwloc=00044dab557345586c7df

VFW Olympia WA Link Below:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=2902+Martin+Way+E,+Olympia,+WA&sll=47.111261,-122.899933&sspn=0.187861,0.464172&ie=UTF8&ll=47.048985,-122.858992&spn=0.011755,0.029011&z=15&iwloc=addr

DOA 51 will be riding up to Mt. Tahoma National Cemetery
from NW Harley in Lacey.
We will be leaving at 10am.
Everyone is invited to ride with us.
Come early and drink their free coffee.

Stick

"Kimi". (Ira) Buttelo, passed on 3-26-08 in Tacoma.

Memorial Service April 12th

Fir Lane Funeral Home.

924 East 176th Street
Spanaway, WA 98387
(253) 531-6600
Click here for Directions

"Kimi" Freedom Rose: Born 12- 02-1959 in Chico Calif.
Died 3-26-2008 of surgical complications in Tacoma WA

Her family was with her when she died.

Kimi lived in Spanaway most of her life and attended school in the Bethel Dist-class of 77.
She is Survived by her sons: Josh Zeiler, Kyle Downs and Mark Krapf.
Her soulmate & Fiancé Bill Allison of Portland Oregon.
And Her parents Dee(Don) Arneberg, sister Deb(mark) Thyen, brothers Rock(Deb) and Rick Buttelo. Many nieces, nephews, Friends and loved ones. She was preceded in death by her father Gene Buttelo,aunt Linda Houle and grandparents on both sides.

Her greatest joy was the wind in her hair either in front or riding bitch in back.
She made Many rides to Sturgis, and with the Outsiders gathering by the Gorge.
After the assault on her Jan.1 1996,
She became Pit Boss for the Mark I Vintage Formula Racing Team U.S.A.
She was known to take out a motor and put back in faster than some men.
All 5'2" and 125 lbs. of her!

Freedom Rose Favorite quote:
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention
of arriving safely in a pretty, well-preserved body,
but rather to skid in sideways, thoroughly used up,
totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming,
'Wow' What a ride!

Thanks to all friends who remember the good times: Momma Dee

Kimmi_Freedom_Rose 04-12-08

ABATE of WASHINGTON
State WS Deputy: Dutch Phillips ( Dragoni )

At 8:30am 02/25/08 Monday morning Dutch Phillips was traveling west bound
0n Hwy 410 From Buckley, WA when his Chevy Astro Van was Rear Ended
By a: TE WALRATH Service Truck as he Started to make a right turn on to
233 Ave east to go to his Residence. As you can see by the pictures below.
The TE WALRATH Service Truck Caved in the back right section of the Astro Van.
The impact was so strong & fast it caused the Astro Van to spin around to the left hit another
car and also caused the drivers seat back rest, that Dutch was sitting in to brake off.
Dutch, fell back hit his head on the floor and was knocked unconscious for about 20 minutes.

The Chevy Astro Van then continued down 233 Ave E.
without any driver until it rested in the ditch about 150 yards away from Hwy 410.

Dutch, said he remembered after giving a turn signal he looked into the RV Mirror and
he could see all the speeding traffic approaching him in a 45 MPH Zone as he turned.

Dutch, said that was the last thing he could remember until a fireman rescued him.

Dutch, was then rushed to Saint. Joseph Trauma, Center Hospital in Tacoma, WA
where he was treated and admitted to the hospital over night.

Dutch was released the next day with Head, Neck, Back, Hip, & Leg injures.

Dutch is now at his home in Buckley, WA recovering from the accident
Dutch, says he still has no memory of The TE WALRATH Service Truck
that caved in the back right section of his Chevy Astro Van.
There was a total of 4 vehicles involved in the accident that Monday morning.

If this intersection had a traffic light this Accident probably would not have happened!

Dragoni, at Saint Josephs Hospital Trauma Center 02/25/08!

Do you think they need a traffic light here!
Vehicle # 02 is Dutch, The Uncontrolled stop.

Let's all wish " Dragoni " a Speedy Recovery!
You know he has always be there for You.

Article By Tony R. of the (BFB) Network 02/28/08

Update: 05/09/2008 Tony R.

Update 07/22/08 By: Dragoni

The Surgery was very successful, I am now at home recovering.
Phone calls & visitors are welcome.

My arm does not hurt much at all. I can now move my neck much better!

I am doing better each day, I am on the road to recovery

Thanks for you prayers & support.

Dragoni of the (BFB) Network
ABATE OF WASHINGTON
State West Side Deputy
253-862-2556 Home. Cell: 253/301-7727

BENEFIT POKER RUN For DUTCH PHILLIPS “DRAGONI”
05/04/2008 Started At The Yella Beak Saloon
Then to Carbonado Saloon, White Horse SP, Kerby's Lounge
and ended at The Royal Bear ( The #1 (BFB) 2007 )
"It was a huge success, Dragoni says thank you to all!" Click Here

I am sad to report that (Crazy) Ted Barnhart passed away last week (January 6, 2008).
He was a long time member and supporter of ABATE of Washington.
Many will remember him from his days as head of security for
State ABATE and his willingness to help others.

He will be missed by all that new him.

In Loving Memory

Metan Looney

At approximately 10:00 pm Monday December 24 Metan passed away ....
He was a great friend and mentor

May you ride in peace
you will always be in our hearts
you will never be forgotten

Jerine has asked that anyone that has a story about metan please e-mail it to her
and she will put it into a book for Joanne.
Her e-mail address is bjbharley@msn.com

CWC FORUM

Funeral Services

Saturday 12:00 December 29th Wapato Community Center
1009 Camas Rd. Wapato (across from Camas Elementary School)

Graveside services in Harrah
West Wapato rd.

Potluck in Parker at the Parker Grange

Posted By Dragoni 12/26/07

Michael L. Hays

On Wednesday, November 14,one of Tennessee’s most respected Freedom Fighters, Michael L. Hays (Twanger), died at his home in Nolensville of a heart attack. Mike was born in Pulaski, TN on June 17, 1955 to Harold Dean Hughes and Doris Ellen Baker Hughes Hays, who have both preceded him in death, as well as his respected step-father, Freeman C. Hays, M.D.

An avid motorcyclist, he was the State Legislative Corporate Director for CMT/ABATE, the state-wide motorcyclists rights organization, as well as that organization’s lobbyist. He was also a member of the Motorcycle Riders Foundation in Washington, DC, and recently lobbied on their behalf in the US Congress. Mr. Hays was also the sole proprietor his agency, Midsouth Talent & Booking. Prior to living in Nashville, Mike had been a radio announcer in Orange, VA, toured with his band, Mike Hays and the Haybailers, and prior to that had spent many years selling specialty audio equipment. Michael entered the US Navy in 1974, served honorably, and at the time of his discharge 1978 was a member of the Admiral’s band as singer and saxophonist.

Mike is survived by his immediate family: one brother; Paul M Hays (Cindy), Washington, DC and three sisters; Barbara Thomas (Cam), Underwood, WA, Pamela Johnson (Shannon), Elizabethton, TN, and Patricia Ruth Emory (Jimmy), Richmond, VA. Also surviving are his daughter, Michelle Diana Williams (Indianapolis, IN), two granddaughters Savannah & Taylor, and grandson Bishop. Mike will also be deeply missed by his life partner, Carol Simpson of Nolensville, her three children and six grandchildren, and additionally, by a true army of Brother & Sister Freedom Fighters and many of his friends in the music industry.

Visitation will be Monday, Nov 19,from 3pm to 5:45pm at Woodbine Hickory Chapel, 5852 Nolensville Road. The funeral service will be held at the same location beginning at 6pm. A buffet remembrance reception , hosted by brother Paul will be held at Mike and Carol’s home immediately following the service.

On Tuesday, Nov 20 a procession led by the Patriot Guard will take Mike’s remains from Hickory Chapel
at 9:00 a.m. to Maplewood Cemetery in Pulaski where he will be laid to rest at 11 a.m. near to his father,
Mr. Hughes, and his paternal grandparents.

Mike Hays was a man of faith, and had been close to the Methodist Church throughout his lifetime.

Special memorials may be made to CMT/ABATE, Mike Hays Freedom Fighter Fund,
P.O. Box 160223, Nashville, TN 37216-0223

John Lazor Age 56

John Lazor. age 56 passed away 11/15/07
From Bone Cancer Complications

The funeral was on Wednesday at:

Weeks funeral home
1810 Wells St.
Enumclaw, WA 98022
(360)825-3548 (360)825-3549 fax
Map and Directions

at 11:00am
On Wednesday November 21st.

John Lazor was a member of ABATE of WA EPCC

John was my Good Friend
His will always be remembered

Dragoni of (BFB)

Click Here to go to John's Cyber Space Plot 0000004

Posted By Dragoni: 11/16/07

Michael "Gravel" Tetrick

Jan 4, 1941 - November 9, 2007

Memorial Service

Sunday November 18th, 2007

1-4

Wilkeson Eagles

Bring whatever for potluck

Group ride leaving American Custom Cycle at 12 noon

For More Info: LindaKay Alley
All American Embroidery
253-678-7734

Rest in peace my good friend, see you in the next world!
You will always be remembered for your good works. Dragoni of (BFB)

Posted By: Dragoni 11/15/07

Another Great Motorcycle Leader Gone!

Longview Tom was involved in a Motorcycle Accident September 28, 2007 near Biggs Oregon
On his way to the NCOM Regional in Spokane-

As of 10-2-2007 Longview Tom, a member of the Gypsy Joker MC & President of the Oregon C.O.C.
was taken off life support at OHSU in Portland, OR. at around 6:30pm and passed away shortly afterwards at about 6:45pm. He was surrounded by family, Gypsy Joker members, Free Soul members, Freedom Fellowship MM members from Salem and Vancouver and myself. He will be missed.

It is with sadness that I tell you he passed away October 2- 2007

ABATE of WA wishes to pass on it's sincere condolences to the Friends and Family of Longview Tom,
Rich Bright
ABATE of WA- State Coordinator
Dutch Phillips of (BFB)
ABATE of WA- WS Deputy

The memorial service for Longview Tom is as follows:
SUNDAY -- October 7th -- 300pm

Location:
Central Bible Church
8815 NE Glisan
Portland OR 97220

Ladies and Gentlemen,

This mission is confirmed!

Detailed information is below.

Services for Longview Tom will be this Sunday, October 7 at 3 PM, at Central Bible Church, 8815 NE Glisan St., Portland. We will stage in the parking lot behind the church. The entry is just west of the building.

Cabbie will be ride captain for this mission with assistance from Kevin Williams.

Staging time will be 1:30 PM (1330), ride briefing at 1:45 (1345) and establish the flag line at 2:00 PM (1400). There is really no good place to stage and ride en masse to the church without encountering a lot of lights and traffic so for the sake of safety and expedience we will go ahead and meet at the church.

Getting to 8815 NE Glisan: From I-205 southbound, take the Glisan St. exit. Turn right at the stoplight. The church is on the right about 6 blocks down. From I-205 northbound, take the Glisan St. exit. Turn left at the stoplight and the church will be on the right about 8 blocks down. From I-84 eastbound, take the I-205 south exit. Stay in the right lane as it will take you onto the Glisan exit. Turn right to the church. From I-84 westbound, take the I-205 south exit. Stay in the right lane to the Glisan exit. Turn right to the church.

Let's see what kind of turn out we can have for one of our own whom we all dearly loved and will miss.

Rest in peace Tom

Any questions, feel free to call me...cell..360/751-1236
Jim Gibbons
Christ's Disciples

From:The_ABATE -WA_State_Web_Site_Contacts_Page

TO ALL THAT LOVED MY DAD " LONGVIEW TOM"

I want to thank everybody from the bottom of my heart for the love and support while my dad was in the hospital and when we had to make the choice to let our dad go to heaven! It was the best feeling to know how much our dad had touched so many people! I personally want to say THANK YOU! Dad is watching over each and everyone of us! He will be truly missed by everyone!

Thank You

Longview Toms Daughters, Granddaughters, And his Great grandson!

Posted By: Dragoni 10/04/07

Saturday (June 2) at 2:00 PM,

Memorial Service
For: Larry R. (Crazy) Maitrejean
Fir Lane Memorial Park & Funeral Home
924 176th East Spanaway, WA

Larry (Crazy) Maitrejean, passed away Friday (May 25) due to complications from a stroke suffered last January. Crazy Larry has in past years participated in
ABATE events and knew many bikers associated with ABATE Events.

For More Info Contact: Jackie Bennett witch_96@hotmail.com

Bryan Dickson

With sadness I regret to inform you that Bryan Dickson formerly a very active member of ABATE of Georgia has passed away on Wednesday (January 23rd, 2007). He was at the home of his long time friend William Mcnair on Monday night doing what they normally did while spending time together...out in the garage killing time and talking. He suffered a brain aneurism and never regained consciousness.

I was told by William that there will be a memorial service for him in Carrollton on Friday February 2nd 2007. I will forward the details as I hear them.

Please keep Pat and their children in your prayers.

Dean Cheek

His Laboring Few MM

Coordinator- Georgia

------------------------------------------------

Bryan Dickson Memorial Service info

Here's what I have on Bryan.

Next Friday the 2nd at 2pm, there is a service at The Lady of The Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Carrollton.

Take I-20 West to exit 19, Hwy 113. Go south 4.7 miles and turn right on Old (something) Pointe Rd.
Go a little further - I think William said it would be on the right.

Moose

Blessings, grace & peace,
Fred

Chaplain Fred
The Bikers Pastor!
912-673-7314 home
904-556-3266 cell

Assemblies of God U.S. Missions
Acct # 2609667
1445 N Boonville Av
Springfield, MO 65802

After a valiant battle with cancer ABATE of WA Member Bruce Kingsland, a past state Secretary of ABATE of Washington, passed away at about 2:00 AM, Saturday, January 20, 2007. Bruce was also a member of the Gold Wing Touring Association, Motorcycle Riders Foundation and a past member of Renton ABATE.

He was my friend and he will be missed.

Our love and condolences go out to Marg Webb, his friend and companion; and the Kingsland family.

Respectfully,
Ginger Magures

Services will be Saturday, January 27th at 1:00 PM at Irondale Church:

681 Irondale Rd
Port Hadlock WA
98339-9525
360-385-1720

Directions:
From Seattle & I-90:
Follow signs to SEATTLE-BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FERRY
Departs: 9:35, 10:35 or 11:25 AM (Check ferry fares}
SEATTLE-BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FERRY forward on WA-305/WA-305 NE. 13.5 miles
Merge onto WA-3 N toward HOOD CANAL BR.. 7.1 miles
Turn LEFT onto WA-104 W. 6.7 miles
Turn RIGHT onto WA-19/BEAVER VALLEY RD. Continue to follow WA-19. 11.6 miles
Turn RIGHT onto IRONDALE RD. 0.6 miles (1 km)

From Tacoma I-5 : Merge onto WA-16 W via EXIT 132
toward GIG HARBOR/BREMERTON                     27.2 miles
WA-16 W becomes WA-3 N.                                 25.3 miles
Turn LEFT onto WA-104 W.                                6.7 miles
Turn RIGHT onto WA-19/BEAVER VALLEY RD.
Continue to follow WA-19.                                       11.6 miles
Turn RIGHT onto IRONDALE RD.                            0.6 miles

From Burlington & North : I-5 Take WA-20. 16.4 miles
Turn LEFT onto S BURLINGTON BLVD/WA-20. 0.3 miles
Turn RIGHT onto W RIO VISTA AVE/WA-20. Continue to follow WA-20 W. 11.9 miles
Turn LEFT onto WA-20. 16.4 miles
Turn RIGHT to stay on WA-20. 9.5 miles
Turn RIGHT onto S MAIN ST. 0.6 miles
S MAIN ST becomes ENGLE RD. 3.4 miles
Turn SLIGHT RIGHT. 0.1 miles Turn RIGHT onto PORT TOWNSEND-KEYSTONE FERRY. Departs: 8:45, 10:15 AM & Noon (Check ferry fares). 5.7 miles

Turn LEFT onto WATER ST/WA-20. Continue to follow WA-20. 4.7 miles
Stay STRAIGHT to go onto AIRPORT CUTOFF RD/WA-19. 2.2 miles
Stay STRAIGHT to go onto RHODY DR/WA-19. 0.3 miles
Turn LEFT onto IRONDALE RD. 0.6 miles

Vern Jenkins and a CVI pastor will officiate at Bruce's service.

A potluck will follow... Bring a dish, your favorite or finger foods...anything will work.

The potluck will be held at:

VFW Post 7498
31 Matheson St
Port Hadlock WA
98339
360-379-8040

Door to Door Directions to VFW Post 7498

From:

681 Irondale Rd
Irondale WA

To:

31 Matheson St
Port Hadlock WA 98339

Direction	Distance
1. Start out going SOUTHEAST on IRONDALE RD toward PATISON ST.	1.2 miles (1.9 km)
2. Turn RIGHT onto MATHESON ST.	0.1 miles (0.1 km)

Total Distance:

1.3 miles (2 km)

Estimated Time:

2 minutes

For Printable Directions Click Here

Posted Dragoni 01/21/2007

Roger B. Mackey Jr.
Born, Aug. 15th 1960
Passed Dec. 7th. 2006

Elbe man dies in car crash.

Roger Mackey Jr. was killed in a single car rollover accident
on State Route # 7 in Lewis County. Roger Mackey Jr.
age 46 was a passenger in a 1987 Chevrolet Camaro driven by
Shelly Darrah on Dec. 7th. when the car left the roadway
heading north about 9 pm approximately 2 miles south of Elbe.
Both the driver and passenger were ejected from the car after it
struck a stone wall & rolled several times and came to rest in the
south bound lanes of the highway. Mackey died at the scene
from head injuries. Shelly Darrah was transported to Morton General Hospital and then airlifted to Harborview Medical Center.
Original Story By: John Sparrow

He Shall Cover you with his Feathers and under his wings
You shall take refuge;
His truth shall be your Shield and buckler

Posted By Dragoni 12/28/2006

ABATE OF WA SKCC Member
SKCC ABATE Road Captain.
Dennis Hoover

Suddenly passed away the weekend of December 1, 2006.
Our thoughts and prayers go out
to Dennis's family and to Karen.

Dennis was a strong supporter of our chapter
and defender of motorcycle rights!

Dennis will be greatly missed by all!

The details on the memorial and reception are as follows:
11:00 service at Fairwood Assembly of God
13120 SE 192nd St Renton, WA

Immediately following the service there will be
a motorcycle/car procession
to the reception at:
The Residence location
22620 202nd Ave SE
Maple Valley, WA. 4250432-3820

For those that can't make it, we will be taking Dennis's ashes to Ocean Shores Sun and Surf and will have more information on that to follow.
Thanks for all the help and support!
Bree Walker
If anybody needs more info, contact me at: 206-715-0284.


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