Good looking web page Brothers!

SoCal
NKMC SOT Chapter

I Found your Page in West Germany in Google. I hope you visit my side in West Germany and write in my guest Book.
http://www.Alleinunterhalter-NRW.info

Brothers of DV,my birth place, Happy New Year ! Be safe,ride safe but have a hell of a time ! .

Just wanted to stop by and show some respect. I am look forward to seeing all of you again at Rolling Thunder. Keep the Rubber Side Down!

Prospect Jay
VA SOT NKMC
http://sonsoftitans-nkmc-va.org/

from myself menace,thunder,snake, thank you for a great weekend at
wildwood you guys and ladies show the great family we have,next year we
hope to have more parent chapter members with us.

Another GREAT time in Wildwood ! . Thank you Lynn & Wolfie,Sarge & Mrs Sarge for the gret food and preparness,Thanks to the PROSPECTS & HANG AROUND you guys did a GREAT job Chuckels and DJ Hollywood thanks for the darn ringing in my EARS ! Until your party at the end of this month,be safe and God Bless.

Brothers

Just a quick note to remind you that the Central Ma Band of Brothers Chapter\'s Annual Summer Lobster Bake is quickly approaching. This year’s party will be held at Singletary Rod & Gun Club in Oxford MA on Saturday August 17th from noon till????. Price this year is $40.00 a head for Lobster or Steak and all the usual fixins. We will have a Friday night welcome party for anyone coming to town Friday evening. For more details and Hotel recommendations, please visit our web site. Tickets are available for purchase from any Chapter Member or through PayPal on our site. We hope to see you all there; it\'s guaranteed to be a good time.

Thanks
Central MA Band of Brothers Chapter

A quick hello as I stopped by to check your upcoming events. Thanks for taking a look at ICE KEYTAGS, Ed. I\'d be happy to send you a virtual sample for your Chapter. They\'d be a nice addition to your next Poker Run and Fall Bash.

Greetings Brothers ! Just stopped in to check on whats new for this upcoming riding season and to say hello ! . I did not forget where I came from ! See you down the road,ride and be safe ! KFFK !

FORSALE,
Three rail gavlanized trailer with toolbox. and ramp. Can accomadate a dresser and a smaller bike, or three dirt bikes. Call me or email for more info $600.00

Brothers & Sisters of Delaware Valley Chapter, THANK YOU for attending our party on Oct.13 you made it a success ! Congrats also on winning the Best Rep. Club trophy

I see by the photos and by Brothers talking I missed a GOOD time ! Dam ! I promised the wife to attend a family reunion in AC. The first in 8 years,boy were family members surprised ! Thats good DV you had a great turnout. . Ride safe and beaware of your surroundings ! I hope to see some of you on Oct.13 at our Bash. Thanks.

Brothers of DV,I can not make your party on Sept.23,I will be at a family reunion. I wish GREAT success for the party and great weather. Ride safe.

To chief and the del val chapter thank you for the good time last night in wildwood and thank you to your prospects I never had an empty hand

Just checking out your webpage, and say "whats up" from the white mountain chapter NH

To my birth place, Delaware Valley Chapter it was great to see those in DC . More times like this is needed but the question is can we keep up with the party times . Thanks Brothers and sisters of DV Chapter.

Lt Dan - Sorry to hear about the accident - best wishes for speedy recovery!.. Sue

Cinco de Mayo Tri-County
Poker Run & Party 2012@
The Marlton V.F.W.

Cinco de Mayo Poker Run
FULL THROTTLE MEXICAN FUN.

Date: Saturday, May 5, 2012
Rain Date; Sunday, May 6, 2012
Time: Event registration starts at 10 am.
Location: Marlton VFW Post 6295
94 Tenth Street, Marlton NJ
Price: $20.00 per rider $15.00 for everyone else; includes Food, Soda, Beer, Prizes, Music, Rodeo Event, Games, 50-50, $1,000.00 Sweepstakes drawing, Best dressed Mexican contest. RAIN or SHINE. "6295 Rider's Supporting Local Veterans.”

Martlon V.F.W. 94 Tenth Street, Marlton, NJ 08053
856-983-6767

I want to thank Smooth for inviting us to inform your club about our Military Foster Program and other nonprofit work we will be doing on behalf of the US Military. Looking forward to meeting all of you.----Buzz

Recovered dog tags returned to three war veteran




March 18, 2012 9:12 AM

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SUZANNE ULBRICH - DAILY NEWS STAFF



One Onslow County veteran received a special birthday present this weekend.

John Crazy Bear, who served 22 years in the Marine Corps and fought in three wars, was reunited with dog tags he lost in Vietnam.

In the presence of his son and loved ones and in honor of his 81st birthday, three Delaware Valley Chapter Nam Knights presented Crazy Bear with his dog tags aboard Camp Lejeune Saturday following morning colors.

“This is an honor I never expected,” said Crazy Bear, kissing the dog tags and overcome with emotion.

Crazy Bear, who described himself as a “full blown” Lakota Sioux, was born at the Sioux Indian Reservation Standing Rock in Fort Yates, N.D.

At age 14, he hitchhiked about 400 miles to a recruiting station “hungry and broke.” Since the Army recruiters were at lunch and, partly because he liked the uniforms, he asked the Marines if he could enlist.

“I don’t know why the service meant so much to me, maybe it’s that warrior instinct,” he said.

Since he was underage and an orphan, he got his grandfather to sign his permission and, in 1945, enlisted in the Corps.

“They took me in and did not question me,” he said. “The proudest moment of my life was when I was called a Marine.”

Crazy Bear went on to serve in World War II, the Korean War and in Vietnam.

Nearly two decades later, while volunteering in Vietnam as a logistics support coordinator for Operation Smile, a medical mission traveling the globe to Third World countries to perform corrective surgery on children with cleft palates and cleft lips, Ray Milligan, a retired Deptford, N.J police chief and a former Force Recon Marine who served in Vietnam, came across a vendor near his hotel selling old rusty American dog tags as relics of war.

Milligan decided he would purchase all of them and, with the help of several South Jersey veterans’ organizations, around 90 dog tags have been returned to their owners.

About 375 remaining dog tags were handed over to the POW/MIA Awareness Committee of N.J. last year, and they continue to reunite dog tags with veterans and their families with the help of Nam Knights of America MC, a military law enforcement motorcycle club.

Delaware Valley Chapter Nam Knights Brit Henderson, Bill Loh and Bob Hamilton left their homes Thursday on their motorcycles and rode to Camp Lejeune to personally deliver Crazy Bear’s dog tags to him and present him with a Nam Challenge Coin.

For Henderson, it was his first delivery of a dog tag.

“It was tremendous,” he said. “It is just such and honor and very heartwarming.”

Bob Pavlik and Joe Haralson, from the Cape Fear Chapter of Nam Knights, also attended the ceremony.

“Anytime you can bring a dog tag home, (it’s from the heart),” said Haralson, a Vietnam veteran. “It’s an honor to even attend something like this even though I am not a Marine.”

Organizing the event took almost a year, said his Crazy Bear’s son, Jacksonville Fire Department Battalion Chief John Crazy Bear, who calls himself “Little John.”

“(Having his dog tags returned) I feel like pop is getting some closure in his life,” he said.

Surrounded by Nam Knights, military personnel, family and friends, and wearing the dog tag around his neck Crazy Bear told everyone not to worry.

“I’m going to wear it all the time; I’m not going to lose them again.”









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