LAWRIDE 2010©

If We Don’t Remember Them, Who Will?

The Thin Blue Line Medal:

 

In Memory and in Honor of all Fallen Law Enforcement Officers throughout the world. 

You will always be remembered and honored.

Welcome to LawRide.com

The official web site of LawRide! 

 

LawRide celebrates it’s 15th anniversary this year and is proud to be the “kick off” event of National Police Week every year since 1995! 

 

We look forward to another successful ride this year as we honor the men and women in law enforcement who have come before us, because…

 

“If We Don’t Honor Them, Who Will?”

LawRide is an independent group that participates in National Police Week and supports the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and the National Law Enforcement Museum.  We are proud of our long standing relationship with the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and are proud to be the kick-off event of National Police Week. 

 

LAWRIDE 2010:   May 9th, 2010

For everyone participating in LawRide 2010, please report to RFK Stadium on Sunday morning, May 9th, 2010 no later than 10:30 AM.  We are planning a Kick-stands up time of 11:00 AM for the ride to the Memorial, at which time we will have a wreath laying ceremony and presentations from LawRide supporters to the NLEOMF at 12:00 noon. 

 

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund

Law Enforcement Relations

John Shanks, Director

400 7th St. N.W. Suite 300

Washington, D.C. 20004

202-737-8529

E-Mail: john@nleomf.org 

Contact LawRide

LawRide Founder

Deputy Gary Lyons, (retired Police Officer)

E-Mail: lawride@bellsouth.net

 

LawRide Committee —Washington DC

J.D. Perkins, LawRide Chairman 

E-Mail: jdpbk1@yahoo.com

 

Sylvester “Sly” Barnes , LawRide Chairman

Founder: LawRide Wreath Laying Ceremony

E-Mail: slybarnesbbca@gmail.com

 

Moses Kelly, LawRide Chairman

E-Mail:  Coming Soon

 

John Shanks, LawRide Web Master

E-Mail:  john@nleomf.org

 

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