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Brian Fisher Memorial Ride
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Ride for the Fallen
Ride
with the Brian Fisher Memorial on Saturday, June 27th, 2015. It’s a very
family-oriented organization of volunteer “officers helping officers.”
The
ride begins at 9:45 a.m.
at Eagle Leather Lakewood. It will be a procession together in honor of our Fallen Officers and Staff to Ocean Shores Shilo Inns Suites Hotels for a Dinner Buffet at 3:00 P.M.
Tickets
are $40 per adult and $15 per child (10 & under). Tickets include a
Smokehouse Dinner Buffet at the Shilo Inn and one entry into the $1
raffle. Other entertainment
includes a $5 raffle, silent auction, 50/50, and games for kids.
Brian Fisher was a wonderful husband, father, son, friend, sergeant, and coworker. He was a man that did his job to the fullest. He was liked by all and kindness showed through every action. Every one misses his smile, laugh, and good spirit that were experienced with him whether on the job or away from it. We want to keep this kind of spirit going annually with the Brian Fisher Memorial Ride.
Brian Fisher Memorial Mission Statement:
“The
Brian Fisher Memorial Ride is a non-profit organization with an
all-volunteer committee, established to respectfully provide financial
assistance and emotional support to immediate family members of fallen
or distressed King County Correction’s officers. The organization is
fully dedicated to improving the quality of life of those family members
while strengthening the bonds of King County Correction’s staff and
Washington law enforcement agencies also affected by the untimely death
or disastrous circumstances.”
Participating in the Brian Fisher Memorial Ride? Let us know what you are most looking forward to on the Eagle Leather Facebook Page!
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