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buda from florida wrote on 10/11/2017 at 8:37 am
Looking good brother
Kenneth from Sesser wrote on 10/10/2017 at 10:44 pm
We are a club on a mission to prove we belong. Everyday that passes brings new exciting opportunities to do so. Things like that small tm our logo, that is a huge step and means our logo and name is ours alone. Every member should be flying colors when they ride. Represent this club we are building with pride and dignity.
Herky Nat Chap/Northwest Prez from Idaho wrote on 10/10/2017 at 10:29 pm
Our page will be reaching out even more now, Thank You Brother Dutch for stepping up. I see nothing but good things ahead for the "Nam Vet's".
If your a Nam Vet or Era Vet out there and looking for a home, This Brotherhood is the place for you. Respect and "Welcome Home"
raymondkoch wrote on 10/09/2017 at 7:27 pm
Brothers,
I have given Brother Dutch our National VP administration rights to our web site.So with his great knowledge and stuff he does with pictures etc. our site may start and take off even faster.John my son-in law has not enough time to give us.
So if things start and take on a new look u will know why.
I look forward to this.
Grumpy,his wife,me and Laam r planning on a trip to Poplar Bluff,Mo. to the John Pershing VA for a welcome home gathering of and for Vets on Saturday.
Hope to be able to post somethings later.
Skinner National President LLRB
Brelon from Raymond wrote on 10/06/2017 at 9:59 am
Have a great day today too
Happy Birthday!!BROTHER LAAM
Skinner National President from Piedmont,Mo wrote on 10/05/2017 at 8:04 am
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LAAM HOPE U HAVE A GREAT DAY.
Herky from Idaho wrote on 10/03/2017 at 10:36 pm
It is with Heavy heart to hear of the passing of Brother Doc Ski of the Viet Nam Vet (Originals) MC USA, A fine man who have gotten to know and RESPECT. My Condolences to his family and Brotherhood he so faithfully served.
buda from high springs, fl wrote on 09/30/2017 at 7:28 pm
Boss, good news from the patent office, thanks for your work to make that happen. let me know if i can be of any help
it finally went from blue skies and hot to rain down here in florida. it's been really good weather since the storm
TOP from CHEYENNE wrote on 09/30/2017 at 6:24 pm
Thanks for all your hard work on this...has been passed on to West Chapter President be River
Dutch from Eureka wrote on 09/29/2017 at 8:34 am
Feels like Christmas Boss, thanks for all your hard work !
Happy Birthday Brothers, appears we are on a fast track to becoming legal .....
That Patch & Name is ours, and will be till the lights go out.
Love & Respect to you all ..
raymondkoch wrote on 09/28/2017 at 7:10 pm
BROTHERS,
Good news from the President.I received a call from a lawyer in the U.S.Patent office in Washington.She had lots of questions and I guess I had the right answers.She stated she was going to make some changes in the verbal description of Our Clubs Patch but seen no other problem and that we are on our way to approval.
She also stated she would be sending me some more paperwork to fill out and I will be passing copies on to our V.P and Sect/Treasure.
All looks good.
LLRBF
National President Skinner
Radio from Clear Lake, WA. wrote on 09/25/2017 at 4:42 pm
Oyster Run yesterday!The Northwest brand of Crazy.
Clear Lake-- 1 gas station, 1 tavern, 2 churches, 2 State Patrol, 3 County Sheriffs. Spent a couple hours riding through the madness. Didn't make it all the way to Anacortes the run destination. Lived there for 30 years. Seen it before!
Still plenty of good days but the rain is sneaking up on us.

Respect to all
Ride safe
Skinner National President from Piedmont,Mo wrote on 09/23/2017 at 2:26 pm
Hello from the South,
Well Fayetteville Ark will no longer be a virgin to our COLORS because Grumpy,Digger and I were there.We walked the Main area as proud as we could.Met up with a 1% Club and had a interesting talk.KINFOLKS if u care to look them up.Grumpy went onto his sons in Joplin and Digger is here for the night.So all is well had a near nightmare ride as we traveled down the road a couple of plate glass large pieces came off a trailer and broke in the hwy.Glad it was not real close but we had to drive thru the glass bad deal.Then on the trip home a nice young lady decided she wanted the whole road to include my lane.made it but close.
that all news from here.LLRBF
Sling Blade from Everett wrote on 09/23/2017 at 2:08 am
Greetings and Salutations to all my Brothers, Supporters, the curious, and those longing for a connection with those who don't judge and speak in language you understand.
Today I'm attending Paul Allen's Flying Heritage and Combat Armor Museum tribute to the Vietnam War. It will have a Huey and OH-6 landing to start the events. There will be static displays of an M60, M48, F-105, and M55. There will be Vietnam Veteran speakers, with Bob Noble as he recounts his Vietnam service with the military and his service with Air America.
The public will be able to ask questions and learn history from those who walked the fire.
I will be representing the club, our era, and our loved departed Brothers on their eternal patrol- Gone But Not Forgotten.
I hope all are enjoying good seat time before the weather window narrows for the season and maybe the rest of the year.
I better close this entry early, as I need to get up at dawn (not my natural state) to make the event all bright eyed, full of coffee, and P&V.
I wish all love and affection, a rosy complexion, and your motorcycles aimed in a favorite direction!
LLRBF
Brother Sling Blade
NSAA
Herky from Idaho wrote on 09/20/2017 at 12:44 pm
Greetings Brothers and those who pass thru.
Here in the Northwest things have cooled down for now and rain passes thru now and then, we would call it a fine ride able day if it were January. Haha
Good to see our Brothers in the East are getting some Brotherhood time in, happy for you.
Here in the Northwest there are a lot of miles between most of us, so getting together is much more difficult. The smoke from the fires out here as improved a lot but not before smoking out the NW Fall Run, never saw such smoke through out the whole region.
We will regroup and plan an assault in the Spring and hoping things turn out better.
Last years 1st ever "Cage Run" to Dutch's was memorable: we do what we must for the Brotherhood.
Let's all keep in touch as best we can, and ride safe and often.
Brother Herky
Kenneth from Sesser wrote on 09/17/2017 at 10:32 am
As Pres. Skinner said this Saturday we made a run that was very inspiring for this old vet. Not just for the Flags we were escorting to Perryville from Arnold, Missouri. It was more for the Patriotism shown by all the bikes and bikers. It was also for all the people on frontage roads and on overpasses all along the approximately 60 miles we rode down I-55. There
are still patriots out there and we saw and waved to all we could. Any vet would have been proud to be part of that parade.
I'm glad Skinner and I were able to do it.

Would have been nice to stay longer but the heat got us both.Beautiful ride up to then.Thanks Grumpy for the day and memory.LLRBF
raymondkoch wrote on 09/16/2017 at 2:29 pm
Hello Brothers,
Well our CLUB was represented by Grumpy and I on one of the best rides and saddest rides I've ever been on.Best because so many riders I would say well over a thousand saddest because I kept being over taken by tears of joy for all the people who came out to support our ride and saddest because all my Brothers could not be here to see this and feel the love and respect given to us.
hope to have some pictures to post.
LLRB SKINNER
Sling Blade from Everett wrote on 09/15/2017 at 11:12 am
Greetings and Salutations to all Brothers, Supporters, Reporters, Cavorters, and those who look on in wild wonder!
All is well here, planning the future, dreaming of the days ahead, taking care of business and always keeping my Brothers in mind, heart, and soul.
What a wild trip September has been so far- fires, hurricanes, smoke so thick you could taste it in your sleep. The wild fires are taking away our forests by the thousands a day, and recovery will be in generations, not seasons.
The weather wonks are saying the saving rains will happen this weekend-the wait has been long for those heroic firefighters on the line, and I hope for them a wet reward for their efforts to contain and save whole communities from the curtain of flames descending upon them day after day.
I hope the hurricane heroes, the everyday guys and gals, a speedy recovery, and the lesson of material things- "Never cry over something that will never cry over you."
The examples in Texas and Florida is the stuff of legends- the true American spirit and the real character of our nation, unreported in daily attacks by the Media to discourage our pride and appreciation for this unique country and it's people.
As the saying goes, "It don't mean nothin' drive on!"
I need to encourage all to keep moving forward, appreciate the past, but don't dwell too long there- it's your history , a part of living that brought you where you are today- now is all that matters, we're only here between heartbeats.
I celebrate whenever Brothers beat a diagnosis, face the storm and come out smiling, or relays everyday chores completed and rides accomplished.
This guestbook is our clubhouse- keep the conversation going.
As the Fall chill approaches, I wish all a warm bed, a belly well fed, and a dry spot for your ride in the shed!
LLRBF,
Brother Sling Blade
NSAA

AS ALWAYS A WELL STATED AND APPRECIATED POST
LLRBF SKINNER
buda from high springs, Fl wrote on 09/14/2017 at 6:05 am
yepp, the power is back on at 5am, gotta love it
buda from high springs, fl wrote on 09/13/2017 at 5:18 pm
hey bro's other than no power for the past 3 days, the buda and mrs are doing ok. at this time the sante fe river is flooding big time, 441 just closed in town and they say I75 may have to close soon. if that happens southbound traffic, many coming back to nothing will have to put another 200-300 miles to their return to?
brother dutch, a classmate of mine was on f/b talking about the smoke at her home in Florence,.
i missed another vet center ptsd meeting, they are getting squirrely about that - seems the va has their hooks up the vet centers ass pretty far, i didn't realize until i got a letter from the vet center about missing a months meetings - many of which i was at the hospital for doc appt's.
i went off on them 2 weeks ago after receiving that letter, which led to an interesting fact finding about the vet center/VA relationship.
me and the vet center go back to the 90's, they helped me stay alive it was nam vets helping nam vets, that was it.
rant over, just sayin, beware if you have the situation of YOU choosing to go to them instead of VA help for group meetings
respect
buda