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The Bucket Brigade raised $2,100 for the Wounded Warrior Project from registrations
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Bath, New York — The firefighter’s motorcycle club The Red Knights NY Chapter 42 held a meeting at The Bath Volunteer Fire Department.
They released the results of how the Bucket Brigade for The Wounded Warrior Project went for this year’s ride.
According to the club officials, after being canceled last year, 126 registered riders participated in the approximately 100-mile ride around the Southern Tier area.
The Red Knights NY Chapter 42 has raised $34,950 since the annual riding event in 2013.
The loss of Savona Volunteer Fire Department Chief, Steve Beebe, was also mentioned in the official press release.
“Our firefighter community was also in mourning for the loss of a long-time friend and brother firefighter from the Savona Volunteer Fire Department, Chief Steve Beebe who passed away in the early morning hours before our ride. There was a moment of silence in Steve’s memory and fire boots were passed through the crowd of riders during the ride meeting to collect money for Steve’s family. $375 was collected and The Red Knights NY Chapter 42 is adding $125 to make it $500 which will be given to Steve’s wife.”
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