Ken & Patti Kintner

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Aug 2021 - NEWSLETTER / BULLETIN

Jere & Sherry Goodman Director of GWRRA [email protected] [email protected]

Susan & St. George Huttman Director’s of Rider Ed [email protected]

Lorrie Thomas and Dan Clark University Director [email protected]

James & Freida Clayson Director’s, Motorist Aware-ness Program [email protected]

Ken & Patti Kintner MI District Directors (517) 902-9893 [email protected]

National & Michigan Team Contact Information is listed on last page

August is here! Rally Time! We hope to see you all in St. Louis Michigan for a “Rally Good Time” Don’t forget our theme is “Pirates” so if you can please dress for the occasion and help to make it FUN! The district team has planned a full schedule for you to go on rides, learn at the University, Rider Ed, and Motorist Awareness seminars. Vendors are deciding to come last minute this year so please help support the ones who show up for YOU! The best thing is getting together with our FRIENDS from all over who we haven’t seen in quite awhile so don’t be shy. Get re-acquainted or make some new friends and memories. We like to honor our Chapter Couples and Individuals at Opening Ceremony so make sure to invite them! There is an all day ride planned for Wednesday if you come early. Our Assistant District Ride Coordinator Neal Feikema says this ride will make stops at 3 of the 2021 Road Safari locations. There are group Dinner Ride planned for Thursday evening. There is a Saturday Lunch Ride planned so when you check in at

registration please see the signup sheet if you are interested. Neal is also working with the local police to lead our Saturday night Light Parade! We hope to see you August 19th – 21st in St. Louis!

I (Ken) was at the Grayling ARC & TRC Range only class and instructed the ARC along with Brent Blackburn. WE GOT WET. BUT we had riders who rode on the range in the rain. One of them got to try out the “Rain Mode” on his new wing. Did I mention the ARC Range has changed? There are now only 7 exercises and most of them are totally different. GWRRA has made changes that focus on Braking, Cornering, and Swerving which are the three things that cause the most accidents. So if you have Saturday August 14th available get yourself in the class! As of now there are a few openings but you need to contact our District Educators, Dennis & Felicia ASAP. See the info in their article in this newsletter for more information.

Ken & Patti Kintner

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Aug 2021 - NEWSLETTER / BULLETIN

Chapter FUN? Is your chapter having FUN? We recently got a chance to ride along with Chapter J on a ride to a mystery location for a great picnic. They have a grill that can be pulled behind a bike. Ron & Jan Smith had more stuff in the trunk of their side car than I thought would fit in a side car. It was a great ride led by Asst. Chapter Directors Bill & Deb Warblow. We ended up at a roadside picnic shelter. Waiting for us was Chapter Directors Jeff & Terri Curtis with the pull behind grill trailer with the charcoal ready light and ready to cook some great burgers. We were probably there for at least 3 hours and had a great time with friends. If your chapter isn’t having that kind of FUN please consider being that person who comes up with an idea like this and get something going at your chapter? It only takes one person with one idea to get things started and that one person could be YOU!

See you at the RALLY!

Ken & Patti Kintner, MI District Directors

Ken & Patti Kintner

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1st place ticket #17964 winner Rob Lamson sold by Fred Alexander Chapter F2 in Davison

Pictured left to right is Michigan District Treasure Eddie McDougle, Rob’s wife, Rob Lamson, and Charlene McDougle

Pictured left to right is Michigan District Director Ken Kintner, Rob’s wife, Rob Lamson, and Michigan District Director Patti Kintner

Michigan District 2020 $10,000 Raffle Winner

3rd place ticket #29211 $1,000 won by Jeff Rajewski from Gagetown, MI. Jeff is a member of Chapter Q2 and he sold the ticket to himself!

Michigan District $1,000 Raffle Winner

2nd place ticket #17293 $2,500 won by Elaine Stachlewitz of Belleville sold by

Chapter C! Congratulations to Elaine Stachlewitz

Michigan District 2020 $2,500 Raffle Winner

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District Educators

Dennis & Felicia Schulte

Season of summer,

GWRRA Rider Education has created a new range for the Advanced Rider Course, including shortening it from ten exercises down to seven. The reason why this was done is so that the focus on our learning would be on the top three concerns of cornering, swerving, and stopping. This allows for a smaller range of only 100 ft x 200 ft with 40 ft at each end for run off. The Trike Rider Course will be looked at later this year.

At the Rider Education forum during Wing Ding, emphasis was placed on the retired master program and the honorary master program. A retired master wishes to retire at their highest level, and submits N.33A. Thus, they will not go up or down again in the future and will hold that level permanently. This is for those of us who will never be able to update our levels due to such reasons as permanent health conditions.

The honorary master program is for those who still want to continue in the levels program even though they can’t currently meet all of the level requirements. Someone who has had surgery and may take over a year to recover enough to drive a motorcycle may fit this category. The N.33 must be completed with the assistance of us as District Educators because this agreement states that you will do other things as a substitute for the activity you cannot complete. This can be as simple as agreeing to help at the Rider Ed tables at the rally and wingless weekend, working at a Motorist Awareness event, and assisting with special Rider Education projects. This must be updated every three years.

We were also informed that the allowance for back to back range only rider courses ends on 12-31-21. After that you must go back to taking a classroom and range every other time.

The High Side seminar is no longer a separate seminar under Rider Education but has been combined with Riding in Mountains, Hills, and Curves.

A Rider Course Instruction Training will be taking place in Huntsville, Alabama, in mid-October. Please be aware that there are Send Your Instructor to Camp Funds available to assist with traveling and training expenses such as hotel rooms and mileage. We will be placing a jar for this fund at the Rider Education table at the Michigan Rally in the hopes that those of you who have expressed an interest will see that Michigan is more than willing to assist you in this endeavor!

Safety first, Dennis and Felicia Schulte Michigan District Educators

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Assistant District Directors

Phil & Char Smock

North Section

NEWS FROM THE NORTH

Greetings Friends, It’s been several months since we’ve contributed to the District Newsletter. We’re not going to apologize because it’s not from a lack of interest, but simply a lack of time. It’s a two-edged sword when you are both Chapter Directors and Assistant District Directors. You want to do a good job at both and that demands a lot of time and travel. As you well know our North Section is very large and our chapters are spread out quite far; all the way to Sault Ste Marie, Canada throughout the Upper Peninsula and across the northern edge of State Rt. 10 from Bay City to Ludington. Distance was only matched by the number of shutdowns during the pandemic. Covid-19 put quite a damper on Gatherings, Anniversary Parties and travel into Canada; much to our chagrin. Now that the pandemic restrictions are loosening, we find that another riding month for Michigan has come and gone, and summer is quickly sliding by. However, we won't let it slip away without having a boat-load of fun during the month of August. This month holds some extraordinary opportunities for good riding and many other events to keep us busier than usual. Members will be riding to some of our safari locations as well as doing our Rally rides. That’s not to say that our North Section riders have not been riding and collaborating throughout the pan-demic. We were proud leaders at the re-opening Gathering for Chapter Q in the Soo on June 8th. It was our pleasure to swear in Director Mike Raths and his team of Frank King, JoAnn Landini, Sandy Lahti, and Travis Kravis. Kudos to them; because, they never gave up on getting their chapter functional after waiting almost two years to bring it into reality. We’re also proud of Mike and Carol Rainey for being awarded the Merit Award for Outstanding Directors during Wing Ding. It was our pleasure to nominate them and several others around the Section for their Senior status awards. Those are awarded to Directors, Treasurers and Ride Coor-dinators who have served gallantly for two years or more. In other Chapter news, Chapter K2 has been riding to dinner at various locations on the first Thursday of the month and using that as their Gathering. Chapters Z and Q are hosting each other back and forth on dinner rides. Of course, Mike has been busy selling over 2,000 tickets on his own; what an accomplishment! Chapter Y had to move their Gathering Day to Monday instead of Tuesday due to the limited availability of their Gath-ering site, Fred’s in Roscommon. They are still meeting weekly for lunch or dinner rides and doing ticket sales when they can. Chapter J2 has been busy attending weekly Bike Nights hosted by WUPS radio station, camp-ing, doing parades, handing out hotdogs for ticket donations at the local grocery store and selling tickets throughout the local communities. During the WUPS bike night held at Holeshot Harley in Mt. Pleasant, Chapter J2 was offered an opportunity to sell tickets and promote the Motorist Awareness Program (MAP) at the Marion Vehicle Show, August 7th. Organizers, Gary and Julie, we're so inspired by our charity to help kids through the Rainbow Connection and our determination to do outreach for Motorist Awareness that they offered us a free and highly visible spot. How could we turn down that offer? So, we asked for an additional 1500 tickets, and Julie assures us we will get rid of each and every one of them. However, we've already been dipping into them to meet the de-mand at bike night. So, there are a couple of ideas for your chapter to “Make a Difference”.

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Phil & Char Smock

North Section

While bike nights have been a bit demanding on our J2 member’s time, they have been worth the additional ticket sales that we have made. We've also managed to promote our chapter to a couple of prospective mem-bers. We were a bit anxious about getting involved with the Bike Night effort to promote Motorist Awareness. Many attendees are Harley riders who seldom wear helmets and ride after drinking at the event. However, the MAP is exactly the reason we were invited to attend the bike Nights by the WUPS host, Tammy. She saw that these are the very people that we should be reaching out to through the Motorist Awareness Program. In addi-tion to promoting Safe riding, the venue has also worked out pretty good in our favor with the ticket sales. It is a win/win situation for kids, the riders, the promoters of Bike Night and for us. Also in our favor is the central location of the District Rally location. It’s being held in St Louis this year which makes it easy for those who can only drive in for the day. Even if you can only come for one day, you should still register to get the discounted rate that allows you to come and go at your leisure, allows you to take some classes, witness the Crash Scene Response Seminar and gets you the armband they will be awarding door prizes from. If you have never attended a District Rally, it is a great chance to meet new friends! You’ll also want to come and check out the opening and closing. That’s where we get to show off our Chapter and Section spirit, and see who the big winner of the raffle is. Speaking of friends….the word is out that the Canadian border is about to open soon. Let’s hear it for get-ting to see our dear friends from Chapter On-H. Watch for plans to join them as soon as they, or we, can cross. It’s been too long without their hugs and great sense of humor. Knights of the Hatchet 2022 can’t come soon enough for those of you who really want to have a genuine Canadian GW experience. You’re going to love it! We as ADDs certainly love taking our new members from around the Section and District to get initiated. We also love being part of a group that has formed such strong bonds of friendship throughout our great North Section. We invite those within our section and from around our District to consider making the ride north. There’s no time like fall to enjoy our beautiful scenery and hook up over a meal or bonfire with one of our friendly members. In the meantime, we hope to see you along the way at a Safari site, the Marion Vehicle show or at Rally. Ride Safe friends!

Respectfully for Safety, FUN and Friendship, Phil and Char Smock, North Section ADDs

Senior District University Coordinators & TEAM GWRRA as University Assistants

Rick & Joy HebnerDUC Corner (District University Coordinator)

What a last year and a half, with the lock downs and the issues with doing face to face training. With things loosening up, we have completed some face-to-face training.

Joy and I presented Riding in the Heat at Wing Ding. It sure was fun to be back in the classroom with people in it. Having the face-to-face interaction was great.

With all that being said, we have some great training opportunities at the Michigan Rally in August.

Friday

Seminar – Co-Rider 10AM – 11:00AM

GW University – Planning a Chapter Event 11:30AM – 12:30PM

Seminar-Motorcycle Crash Scene Response 2:30PM – 4:00 PM

Saturday

GW University – Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone 9:30AM – 10:30AM

MAP Gary Williams 11:00AM – 12:00PM

If you are in need of some training at your Chapter, please reach out to us. We have several trainers throughout the state that would be willing to present a class.

We sure hope to see you at the Michigan District Rally in August.

Please stay safe.

Until next time, remember training is FUN (as well as educational).

Rick & Joy Hebner Team GWRRA - University Assistants Senior District University Coordinators - MI

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South East Section

Jeff & Terri Curtis


What an adventure you can have because of a Safari Stop.

A quick weekend trip, and due to our son wanting to join us up at the family cabin in the Upper Peninsula, we had to opt for four wheels instead of two. We decided to go to Curtis, Michigan for their 4th of July parade that started at 12:30 pm. Since we headed north with plenty of time to spare, we thought, “Hey, we’re so close why not catch the Bear Park Safari Stop north of Newberry, Michigan.” Shortly before reaching Bear Park we noticed nicely paved county road 455, must be a shortcut back to Curtis, Michigan. As we took this beautiful road we thought, we need to come back and ride this on the bike. But, about that time, two miles in, discovered the pavement ends to a good gravel road. Well, that’s not so bad, nice graded road for the next 5 or 6 miles to Bass Lake Campground. On we go, our rules; can’t turn around or ask directions. Shortly after passing Bass Lake Campground it soon turned into more of a sand two track instead of a road. On we go, our rules: can’t turn around or ask directions. All the time, realizing we really should have stopped and bought gas back in Newberry. When that situation came up, all that was said was “thought we’d buy it on the way back through Newberry.” Note to self, always stop for gas before taking a shortcut. By this time the two track is getting pretty rough and seems more of a logging road. We decided it was time to check our location as we’d been driving 20 miles so far. As it turns out, there is no cell signal 20 miles in on county road 455. Why didn’t we put a road map in the car? On we go, what else can we do? Our rules; can’t turn around or ask directions. At this point our son is getting pretty nervous as I had a bad knee and Terri has a bad foot. It’d be up to our son to push us to the gas station. Oh well, good thing he’s young. Finally, after 26 miles, out we pop onto Highway 77. What relief! We find a gas station and fill up. Now we’re on to Curtis, Michigan for the parade. We creep into Curtis, Michigan at 12:29. We were the last vehicle through before they closed off the road for the parade. What an adventure. We’ll be talking about this for years to come. This is just one Safari Ride adventure so make sure you get out on a Safari Ride and make your own adventure. You never know where a shortcut will take you.

P.S. Throw a map in your vehicle for emergencies

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Randy & Cheryl Wiggins

West Section Assistant District Directors

It has been a while since I have written anything for the newsletter so I am a little out of practice. It is so nice to have our activities starting to come back and being able to get together again.

Randy and I took advantage of socializing again by heading off to Wing Ding in July. We had a really good time and spent a little money at the vendor show even though it was smaller than normal. We were also able to spend a little time catching up with one of the vendors that we have de-veloped a friendship with over the years of Wing Ding and International motorcycle shows. They were extremely hap-py that Wing Ding could be moved back to the July date as they were not able to attend the past few of years. We saw a lot of people from other states and spent some time meeting new people as well. We attended a few seminars, and spent some time riding new roads and seeing new sights. All in all, Wing Ding was a lot of fun.

We are now making plans for our own District Rally and looking forward to the opportunity to do some of the same things with all our friends and family here in Michigan. We hope that you will be able to attend and have fun as well. There are many activities that will be going on with rides, seminars, games, dinner rides, and the opportunity to get out and see people again.

Now just a reminder that we are asking for donations for the Chinese Auction. Items can be new or used, we just ask that they are clean. There is no minimum value as we will group items together to make a more appealing auction item. Items can be dropped off any day of the rally, up to the start of the Chinese Auction on Saturday morning.

Hope that you have all had a great summer and have been able to get out and do some riding.

Stay safe and hope to see you soon.

Cheryl and Randy Wiggins


MI Western Section

GWRRA

Gold Wing Road Riders AssociationMichigan District Rally

August 19-21, 2021Church of God Campground

8489 N Bagley Rd. St.Louis, MI 48880

Theme: PIRATESPlease Type or Print CLEARLY

Advance Registration FormRiders Name GWRRA # Exp Date

Co-Riders Name GWRRA # Exp Date

Address:

City: State or Prov. Zip Code

Telephone #: E-mail: Chapter:

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY MONDAY July 1st, 2021SPECIAL: 1 EARLY BIRD DRAWING WINNER - Prize $100.00 Drawing At Opening Ceremony

Number Registering X $23.00 Children Under 12 Free Total: $

LIFE MEMBERS - CDs - OUT OF STATE DISTRICT TEAM MEMBERS - POSTMARK BY AUGUST 7th, 2021


REGULAR REGISTRATION: POSTMARKED BETWEEN JULY 1st and AUGUST 7th, 2021


Master’s Breakfast (Breakfast Limited to 300 people) All you can eat! $10.00 PER MASTER X $10.00 Total: $

On-Site Registration ONLY! After August 7th, 2021: Member: $30.00 Non Member: $35.00. Children 12 years and Under Get In Free.

NO LIFE MEMBER DISCOUNTS DURING ONSITE REGISTRATIONCamping Fees: Thursday - Saturday ONLY is Payable with Registration - Early Arrivals or Stay past Sunday AM must pay Campground Office!

All RV CAMPERS - ANY SIZE: $20.00 Per Night Thursday - Saturday # of Nights X $ Total: $

BIKE CAMPERS or TENT CAMPING: $20.00 Per Night Thursday - Saturday Campsites are First Come First Serve. NO ADVANCE SITE SELECTIONSSite Occupancy Will Be Available Beginning MONDAY AUGUST 16TH at Campground Office! Pay ONLY for 19-21st on this registration form. Super 8 MOTEL Mount Pleasant, MI (989) 773-8888 - Mention "Goldwing Riders" for discount rates. (Aprox 19 miles from Rally)

Rally Shirt Orders MUST Be Postmarked On Or BEFORE JULY 26th! SORRY - No On-Site Shirt Sales!Short Sleeve T- Shirt with Logo: $22.00 Each for Small to X Large $24.00 28.00$

Small: Medium: Large: X Large: 2X Large: 3X 4X

Long Sleeve T-Shirt with Logo: 24.00$ Each for Small to X Large 26.00$ 30.00$

Small: Medium: Large: X Large: 2X Large: 3X 4X

Sweat Shirt with Logo: $28 Each for Small to X Large 30.00$ 34.00$

Small: Medium: Large: X Large: 2X Large: 3X 4X Shirt Total:$

TOTAL DUE:

Rider Signature: Date:

Co-Rider Signature: Date:Refunds By District Director’s Authorization Only. Please Do Not Reduce Or Alter This Form

Make Check or Money Order Payable to: GWRRA DISTRICT-MI Mail Registration and Payment To: Eddie McDougle, MI District Treasurer, 17515 Louise, Southfield, Michigan 48075 Any Questions, Please Call Ken Kintner At (517) 902-9893

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2021 Michigan District Rally Schedule PIRATES - August 19th – 21st

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Wednesday Pre-Rally - All Day Ride 9AM West Drive by Senior Building

Thursday Registration, Tickets & Goodies 12PM - 4:00 PM Senior Building Rider Education Table 12PM – 4:00 PM Senior Building Door Prize Drop Off 12PM – 4:00 PM Senior Building Vendors 12PM - 5PM TBA 50/50 Sales 12PM – 4:00 PM Senior Building Dinner Ride Line Up 3:30 PM West Drive by Senior Building Dinner Ride Leaves 4:30 PM West Drive by Senior Building 50/50 Drawing 9:00 PM Senior Building

Friday Registration, Shirt’s & Goodies 9AM–12:30 & 2:30PM-6PM Senior Building Rider Education Table 9AM–12:30 & 2:30PM-6PM Senior Building Vendors 9AM – 6PM Vendors Building #13 50/50 Sales 9AM – 8:30PM Community Building #3 Door Prize Drop Off 9AM - 6PM Community Building #3 Bike & Light Classify 11AM – 12:30PM TBA REP Co-Rider 10:00AM – 11:00AM TBA GWU – Planning a Chapter Event 11:30AM – 12:30PM TBA Ladies Ride Lineup 12PM – 1PM West Drive by Senior Building Opening Ceremony 1PM – 2PM North End Barn Ladies Ride 2:15PM West Drive by Senior Building REP – Crash Scene Response 2:30PM – 4:00 PM TBA Door Prize Pick Up 3:30PM - 6PM Senior Building REP Module - Trailering 4PM – 5PM TBA C.O. Y. & I.O.Y. Get Together 5PM – 5:45PM TBA Dinner Time On Your Own 5PM - 7:30PM Support Local Restaurants Best Dressed – “Pirates” 7:30PM North End Barn FUN - GAMES & ENTERTAINMENT North End Barn 50/50 Drawing 9:30 PM North End Barn Night time Campsite Judging 9:30 PM Campgrounds

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2021 Michigan District Rally Schedule PIRATES - August 19th – 21st

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Saturday Master’s Breakfast – (Pre Paid) 7:30AM – 9AM Senior Building Registration, Tickets & Goodies 9AM – 2PM Senior Building Rider Education Table 9AM - 3PM Senior Building Vendors 9AM – 5PM TBA GWU–Stepping Out of Comfort Zone 9:30AM – 10:30AM TBA Door Prize Drop Off 9AM – 12PM Senior Building 50/50 Sales 9AM – 4PM Senior Building Chinese Auction Setup 9:30AM – 11AM Senior Building Daytime Campsite Judging 10AM – 11AM Campgrounds Kids Games 10AM - 11AM TBA Chinese Auction On Display 11AM – 2:45PM Senior Building Bike and Light Classify 9AM – 10AM TBA Guided Picnic Lunch Ride 10:00AM Lineup West Drive by Senior Building Guided Picnic Lunch Ride Leaves 11:00AM West Drive by Senior Building Light Show Staging 10:30AM – 11AM TBA Light Show Judging 11AM – 12PM TBA Motorist Awareness Class 11AM – 12:30PM TBA REP Module – Co-Rider 12:30PM – 1:30PM TBA Bike Show Staging 12:30PM – 1PM TBA Bike Show Judging 1PM – 2PM TBA Door Prize Pick Up 1:00PM - 3PM TBA Beaver Breeding 1:00PM – 3PM TBA Mascot Judging (No Kidnapping) 1:30PM - 2PM Senior Building Chinese Auct. & Rider Ed Drawings 3:00PM – 4:00PM Senior Building Chapter C.O.Y. & I.O.Y Line up 6:30PM North End Barn Closing Ceremony / 50/50 Drawing 7PM – 8PM North End Barn Light Parade Line-Up 8:30PM West Drive by Senior Building Light Parade 9:30 PM (Dark) West Drive by Senior Building Light Show After Parade High School Parking Lot

GWRRA Michigan Team reserves the right to make changes as needed.

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Ionia Pontiac Grayling Sault Ste. Marie May 8 June 5 July 24 August 14

TRC-R ARC ARC-R ARC

TRC TRC-R TRC

All classes – ARC, TRC, AORC, ARC-R, TRC-R, and SRC– allow 1-up or 2-up training.All participants must wear full riding gear: DOT helmet, eye protection, full finger gloves, long sleeves, long pants and over-the-ankle boots or shoes.

ARC, TRC, AORC, and SRC Courses include Classroom and Range instruction. Ionia TRC course

will be Range only. Grayling ARC course and TRC course will be range only. GWRRA is allowing

members to take range only classes even if your last class was Range only due to COVID.

All Riders must bring to class: valid operator license with motorcycle endorsement, current vehicle registration, and current proof of insurance.

Confirmation Emails will be sent out about two (2) weeks before the requested course, and will

indicate your Class Times and Locations. Classroom starts at 8:30 a.m. If range only, classes

will start at 9 a.m.

COURSES WILL TAKE PLACE RAIN OR SHINEGWRRA members - $35.00 Donation per bike per class

Make check payable to: GWRRA District-MI

7 days’ notice required for cancellations and refunds

Rider Drivers License # Co-Rider Address City State ZipGWRRA Member # Chapter Phone # Motorcycle Insurance Co. Policy # Email Address _________________________________________________________

Please Note: Courses may change and/or be cancelled based on participation. Mail completed registration form and $35.00 donation to:

Dennis Schulte 1498 Sand Beach Rd. Bad Axe, MI 48413

Make check payable to: GWRRA DISTRICT-MI

If you have questions, contact MI District Educator, Dennis Schulte, at 989-415-7496, or [email protected]

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MICHIGAN RIDER EDUCATION

RIDER COURSE REGISTRATION GWRRA 1-UP/2-UP ARC (Advanced Rider Course)

GWRRA 1-UP/2-UP TRC (Trike Rider Course) GWRRA 1-UP/2-UP SRC (Side Car Rider Course) GWRRA 1-UP/2-UP AORC (Add On Rider Course)

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Chapter E Fun Run Chapter E held their Chapter FUN RUN just for participating members this year. We had 33 in attendance with our own Ken Kuiper sharing his music with us. Wally let the 70 mile ride! Door prizes and awards were presented. Members brought delicious food and we finished with ice cream!! Gayle & Dennis

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Chapter E Fun Run

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Name Position EmailJere and Sherry Goodman Directors of GWRRA [email protected] and Nan Shrader Director's Assistant [email protected] and Renee Wasluck Director's Assistant [email protected] & Shawn Irons Director's Assistant [email protected] Bramhoff & Karin Young Director's Assistant [email protected] Thomas and Dan Clark Director of the University [email protected] and Mary Costello Directors of Membership Enhancement [email protected] & Freida Clayson Directors of Motorist Awareness [email protected] and Janet Drake Director of Finance [email protected] & George Huttman Directors of Rider Ed [email protected] Boveri & Mariarosa Bruzzone Directors Overseas [email protected]

Team GWRRA Web & Newsletter Contact List-January 1, 2021





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