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JOHN
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Thursday, April 9, 2009

UPCOMING: THE RODNEY RECOVERY RIDE 4-18-09

As most of you are aware, our good friend Rodney had a heart attack back in February and has not been able to ride his Harley with his wife, Vickie, or with us, all his friends in the North Texas/Southern Oklahoma area. He has had two operations to get him back to normal and back on his bike. We have been asking all of you to pray for Rodney & his family. Well, GOOD NEWS at last. God has answered our prayers and Rodney gets released to ride his bike at the end of this week. On Saturday, April 18. 2009, we are going to have a RODNEY RECOVERY RIDE. This will be for all of us to honor and welcome him back into the fold. Everybody is welcome and if you are passing thru this area, you are invited. It is not a sanctioned ride with T-shirts, pins & entry fees. Just a large ride with friends and new friends to welcome back Rodney & Vickie. The email that was sent out is below.




Vickie & Rodney on one of our local rides.

The email about the RODNEY RECOVERY RIDE follows:

As you all know, Rodney Busby has been off his bike and recovering from his heart attack (February) and two operations to get him back to normal. I know, I know, what is normal for the Buzz? ANYWAY, Rodney is back amongst us and I asked him if he would like us to have a "Rodney Recovery Ride" in his honor. He said he would be honored and when I asked him where he would like to go, he said "The RED ROOSTER" in Haskell Texas. He said all the food is great there and they have FANTASTIC Chicken Fried Steak.

So, Saturday, 4-18-09, we shall meet at the Shell Station at the Kamay Y (Kell West (US 82) at the Kamay split) at 0930 hrs for the RODNEY RECOVERY RIDE. We will go KSU at 0945 hrs. It is about an 1 1/2 hour ride (97.72 miles) to Haskell. We should be back around 4 pm, so ya'll will have your night free. I will send out reminders as the time grows near. Rodney said he would like as many folks show up as possible and the more the merrier.

Let's all give Rodney & Vicki a good show of support and welcome him back to the riding life. He is, after all, one of ours. (end)

So join us if at all possible. Pictures will be taken, as usual, and I plan to have the ride on this blog. Let me rephrase that, I SHALL have the ride on this blog. Anyone that may have any questions or need further directions, feel free to email me at jbailey5161@att.net. I look forward to seeing everyone there.

Scroll down for more rides, events & posts and don't forget to click on the "older posts" link at the bottom of EACH page for more rides and posts. Check out North Texas Bikers (1) at http://www.jjskewlstuff.blogspot.com/ for rides, events & posts from January 08-November 08. Until next post, ya'll be careful out there, ride safe, keep the rubber on the road & pray for our Troops................JOHN

2 comments:

  1. John,
    I've come to know you through this blogging thing and I am thankful to God that I've met you and your group cause you are Good People. It is hear t warming, in this day and age, to see people caring about other people and their well being. Motorcyclists are a rare bunch of guys abd gals...I'm so glad Rodney has recovered and will be joining your ride on the weekend.
    All the best to all of you down in Texas...God Bless ya all and happy easter.

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  2. Berge,

    Same here. It is not often, nowadays, to hear fellow bikers (C.M.A. excluded) thank God and let others know that they are praying for them by putting it in print. That tells me more about the man or woman, than the kind of bike they ride. I value our friendship and "mi casa es su casa". Ride safe Bro, and may God continue to keep a hedge of protection around you...

    John

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