GUESTBOOK

Good morning to Boss Skinner, Regional Presidents, Patched Members, Prospects, and Support. I have had a couple of days to come up with what, and how I want this letter to be able to let all of you know and feel what I am feeling now. I am going to make this a real short background. As a kid I was shuffled from one place, then to another. As I grew up the only person that I cared about was myself. Thank GOD my wife was able to show me what honest caring, and love was. This she was able to give me for over 50 yrs. Her passing jest over a year ago I thought that I would not see or feel that again. Over the last 6 month’s that I have been getting to know the people that make up the NAM VETS NOMAD MC, I found that these men really understand the meaning of “brother hood”. Nothing could have brought this out for me see any more than what this group of men that make up the leadership of the NAM VETS NOMAD MC did for a Vietnam brother. Several weeks ago I requested that I be removed as a prospect, due to the increasing advancement of my Parkinson. I felt that I could not fulfill my responsibilities as a prospect. Instead of accepting my request, they showed me that their understanding of brotherhood went to far greater depth’s than jest words. These officers that were elected by the members of this MC, stood up and took another look at a Vietnam vet that’s not 100% prospect material. Kind of like a old book that’s been read a lot. I feel that these men opened their hearts and saw a Nam vet that wanted to belong to this brother hood, but felt he would be a hindrance, not an asset. They have asked me to continue as a prospect, and to participate in the club functions as much as I can. I can’t say thank you enough, it’s a small fraise, but to me I have my heart attached to it. To all the officers that went out of their way for another vet., to all the patched members, my brother prospects, and support, I thank you, and wish all of you a very HAPPY NEW YEAR. Wayne (KILO) Watts sr.