Sixth Annual Wounded Warrior Project Charity Ride, (It’s not about the war….it’s about the Warrior !!!)

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Sixth Annual  Wounded Warrior Project Charity Ride, (It’s not about the war….it’s about the Warrior !!!)

Time: March 13, 2015 from 6pm to 7pm
Location: Gene Evans Great South Harley-Davidson
Street: 185 East Hwy 16
Website or Map: http://www.crossroadsfaithrid…
Phone: 678-357-6855
Event Type: benefit, motorcycle, ride
Organized By: Ron LaSocha
Latest Activity: Mar 13, 2015

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Wounded Warrior Project Charity Ride, (It’s not about the war….it’s about the Warrior !!!)

Join us as we make a Scenic Country Ride taking approx. 1hr and 20 min. to show support for the Wounded Warrior Project  

Sponsored by: Crossroads F.A.I.T.H. Riders and Great South Harley-Davidson

                         Scenic One-Hour RIDE, (begins & ends at Great South HD)

  Lunch, Entertainment, General Raffle for Merchandise, 50/50 Raffle,

   Bike Blessings, Fun and Fellowship, Great for the entire family.

 

WHERE:        Gene Evans Great South Harley-Davidson

                        185 East Hwy 16, Newnan, GA 30263 (begin & end)

 

When:             Saturday Sept 12, 2015

                        Registration begins at 9:00 am / Ride begins (KSU) at 10:30 am

 

COST:            $25 donation for Rider and $10 donation for Passenger,

                        Lunch provided for Rider and Passenger

 

CONTACT:  Ron LaSocha, Crossroads F.A.I.T.H. Riders, 678-357-6855,

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