Prep for the days ride
Yes, cold This whole ride it has been 31o to not over 55o
Mary's little bar she's owned for 31 years in Austin, NV. She was a great person to talk to. Good pizza to. Stop by
Austin Nevada only a 10 minute walk through town.
Open road, Hwy 50vasculitisfoundation.org/josephshoreride
Having just finished a cross country motorcycle ride to raise money for the vasculitis foundaton, Now I find my self ready to write on the trip back and other such motorcycle trips etc.
Showing posts with label hwy 50. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hwy 50. Show all posts
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Sunday, March 20, 2011
My Mission
My very good friend, Craig Watkins, passed away from vasculitis on September 30, 2008; he was only 50 years old.
Craig was diagnosed with microscopic polyangiitis a form of vasculitis in 2007 after suffering multiple strokes which left him paralyzed and in a wheel chair. He battled back from the strokes but passed away from heart failure in September 2008.
Craig was an inspiration to me and many others with his brilliant song-writing and musicianship. He was meant to be on stage sharing his music with others. Whether singing and playing his trusty acoustic guitar or with a full band, he made every moment count given the chance to share his music. Everyone who heard Craig play recognized the tremendous passion he had for his music.
On May 15th I will begin riding my motorcycle from Sacramento, California to Ocean City, Maryland along U.S. Highway 50 passing through 12 states; a trip of 3,073 miles.
I chose this route for a number of reasons. First, I am now 50 years old and thankful to God for my health; second, Craig passed away at age 50 and I know he would have loved this ride.
Donations for this event will support the VF’s awareness, support and research programs. You can click here to support my ride.
And visit my Facebook page to stay updated as well.
Sincerely,
Joseph Shore
Craig was diagnosed with microscopic polyangiitis a form of vasculitis in 2007 after suffering multiple strokes which left him paralyzed and in a wheel chair. He battled back from the strokes but passed away from heart failure in September 2008.
Craig was an inspiration to me and many others with his brilliant song-writing and musicianship. He was meant to be on stage sharing his music with others. Whether singing and playing his trusty acoustic guitar or with a full band, he made every moment count given the chance to share his music. Everyone who heard Craig play recognized the tremendous passion he had for his music.
| Amy and Craig, 2005 |
I chose this route for a number of reasons. First, I am now 50 years old and thankful to God for my health; second, Craig passed away at age 50 and I know he would have loved this ride.
Donations for this event will support the VF’s awareness, support and research programs. You can click here to support my ride.
And visit my Facebook page to stay updated as well.
Sincerely,
Joseph Shore
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