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Date
Date: April 28th, 2012 Rain Date: May 5th, 2012 |
Time
Early Registration Recommended 1:00 PM Kickstands Up |
Start
Boston Harley Davidson 1760 Revere Beach Pkwy Everett, MA 02149 |
End
ITAM Post 6 60 Paris st. East Boston, MA 02128 |
Block Party
Ceremony starts @ 2:00 PM as bikes Finish |
Honoring Marine Cpl. Evan Reichenthal & Cpl. Greg Caron
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Marine Cpl. Evan Reichenthal Cpl. Reichental of Princeton, Ma is an 0341 INFANTRY MOTORMAN. While performing combat operations in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, Evan was struck with shrapnel from an improvised explosive device. As a result of his injuries, Evan had his left leg amputated, left arm fused at a 40 degree, and severe nerve damage throughout his body. |
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Marine Cpl. Greg Caron Cpl Greg Caron of Ellington, CT is an 0311 INFANTRY RIFLEMAN. While on a foot patrol in Afghanistan, Greg entered an abandoned compound searching for a suspected terrorist and bomb maker. A booby trap caused Greg to loose both his legs below the knee and much use of his right arm. Greg also suffers from nerve damage throughout his body. |
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About Boston's Wounded Vet Ride
Boston's Annual Wounded Vet Bike Run Inspired by Cpl. Vincent Mannion Brodeur began in 2011. One of the most severly wounded veterans in the nation, Vinnie is the recipient of the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. While serving in Iraq in 2007 with the 82nd Airborne, Vinnie was critically injured by an insurgent boobytrap. After surviving 40 operations and a year long coma Vincent has become an inspiration for people throughout the nation. All proceeds from Vinnie's Run went to creating a handicapped accessible living space for Vinnie. The picture to the left shows Vinnie and Andrew at last year's ending ceremony. The event consists of a 30 mile bike ride followed by a ceremony and block party. Every year Boston's Wounded Vet Run will be dedicated to a different veterans. All proceeds raised will go towards housing modifcations to suite a comfortable living for the disabled veteran. The event is sponsored by the Italian-American War Veterans, a federally chartered non-profit veterans organization.They fought, and we ride, A bike run honoring the wounded veteran's of New England. |
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