Hero’s Rock / 29 Aug 2017 / Pittsburgh, PA
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Multi-State HOTH Mission
Hero’s Rock
29 August 2017
Pittsburgh, PA
The Patriot Guard Riders have been invited to Escort then Stand In Honor for the Presentation by Hero’s Rock Honoring Spc. Alan Dikcis US Army who was killed in Afghanistan March 5, 2010.
Hero’s Rock is a non-profit organization that builds tribute Patriotic Pony Rocking Horses for the children of our Fallen Heroes.
This is the beginning of a 16 state journey across the East Coast to deliver these special rocking horses. Last years they crossed 21 states for over 10,060 miles, delivering 18 Patriotic Pony Rocking Horses. They were blessed to enjoy the company of many different divisions of Patriot Guard Riders along that journey and hope to continue receiving our support this year.
Tuesday , 29 August 2017
Staging: 2:00PM
NOTE: Pennsylvania Members may have to take the Ohio Turnpike West then get off at the first exit and come back east.
Glacier Hills Service Plaza
Milepost 237.2 – Eastbound, New Springfield, OH 44443
https://goo.gl/maps/M5tgJdFb1om
Briefing: 2:15 PM
KSU: 2:30 PM With a Police Escort From Pittsburgh To:
Pittsburgh Fisher House
4071-4089 University Dr C, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
https://goo.gl/maps/M5tgJdFb1om
Upon Arrival, Form Flag Line.
The Pittsburgh Fisher House is a Federal Reservation, No Weapons Are Allowed.
Watch The Weather, Dress Accordingly, Hydrate & Please Bring Your 3X5 Handheld Flags.
Ride Captains:
SRC Lewis Winnecour
Lwinne1@comcast.net
(412) 889-5629
ASC West Aaron Zeff
pgrpa.asc.west@gmail.com
(724) 587-5626
On this Honorable occasion,we have been invited for a dinner at 4pm, so we would need a count on how many will be attending. Please select “Going” on our PAPGR Facebook page or send me a message if you are planning on participating.
Thursday, 30 August 2017, Hero’s Rock will be delivering another Patriotic Rocking Horse as a Surprise to a Fallen Hero family home in Eastern PA so be on the lookout for details of a possible continued Escort and Flag Line.
