Welcomes you to the 11th America’s 9/11 Ride

Honoring the 10th Anniversary

A

merica’s 911 Foundation, Inc.

The Foundation’s purpose is to support our First Responders, and to

“NEVER FORGET” the events of

September 11, 2001.

Somerset, PA to Arlington, VAPentagon to World Trade Center

August 19-21, 2011

Welcome to the Special 10 Year Anniversary America’s 9/11 RideRemembering September 11, 2001

Index Page 1: Our Honored Guests Page 2: Scholarship Recipients Page 3: 2011 Ride Highlights Page 4-5: Aaron Tippin and Donnie Iris Bio’s Page 6: Specific Ride Information Page 7: Traveling Information and Sponsors Page 8: Somerset Information Page 9: Maps to Flight 93 Memorial Site Page 10: Friday August 20th Directions Page 11: Arlington Information Page 12 Map of Arlington, VA and to the Pentagon Page 13: Pentagon Memorial Information and map Page 14: Attractions in Arlington and PA10th Anniversary 10 Team Page 15: Saturday August 20th Directions Page 16: Map through DC and Baltimore MD Page 17: Map of Mike’s Famous and Directions Page 18: Map of Bordentown and Linden NJ Page 19: Map of Central Manhattan & Directions from Linden NJ Page 20: Sunday August 21nd New York City Info & Sponsors Page 21: Map of Lower Manhattan Page 22: In Memory Page 23: In Memory / 2011 America’s 9/11 Ride Page 24: Sponsors Page and Thank You(s)

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERRecovery Teams 434-865-5602

This booklet is copyrighted; it’s intended for use by participants of the 2011 America’s 9/11 Ride

Our Honored Guests

Scott & Stacey AlpersPhillip Barbe

Angelo & Suzette BizzarroMatt Caradonna

Joe “Red” ChabreBrian Conrad

Dom DiLorenzoBruce DimonLarry Drayton

Richard & Sara FillingMike Fitzpatrick

Roger FlickLA GeorgeMike Hahn

Marty Hammel William Hartman

Lee & Cindy HeistGuy HornerTim Horner

Allison JenkinsGreg Kaloustian

Ruth KeenanNoah Kraus

William LoMeliTim & Sharon Luma

Listed are the Patrons who raised $1,500 or more at publication

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Names listed above are in alphabetical order

Stephen LyonsTammy Marcum

Chris MartinJeff Morrison

Gregory PinnavaiaLisa Renken

Don RichardsBeth Risser

Arthur RobinsonRuth SchmeidleTodd Schmeidle

David SotoIvan Ullom

Andy & Tina YoungTom Zedan

PA 10th Anniversary 10 Team( Victoria Kriner - Captain, Ed & Melissa, Eisenhour,

Ed Eisenhour Jr., Dan & Diane Fox, Sara Herrick, Bill Jones,

Bill & Debbie Thompson,Mitch Trace, Bill & Patti Wetzel )

Congratulations to the 2005-10 recipients

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America’s 911 Foundation, IncProudly announces the Scholarship winners for 2011, Each received $2,000.

To date the foundation has awarded $180,000. in scholarships

Congratulations to the 2011 recipientsPlease note that all were excellent and it was difficult to

choose only 15. We thank those who read & graded essays

Jacob LeeRachel LovegrenSamuel MoehlerAlyssa NapolitanoJenna NardoneLandin RognlinAlisha RyttingConnor SmithMolly Bennett William BrunkeNichole FoleyJoseph GrayLaura HamiltonJulianne UlshofferDanielle ZieglerChantel SniderKaitlin Abrams Bruno Bennett Nick Shanders II Brett Zadow Casey McCammon Marlia Harnden Justin Clark Brendan Pidgeon Michael Kaminski Melissa DeCosty

Joseph Yacono IV Stephanie Cawood Logan Markins Bridget Dunne Matthew Spillane Jennifer Goodwin Marsha Mutchler Nicole Nazcik Alice Boone Kate Newman Cortni Rentzel Lauren Romine Amanda Cassar Thomas Griffiths Jr. Michael Trotta Katherine Cain Rebecca Russell Robert Martin Christopher Wagner Melissa Walton Ashley Hassell Cameron Whitlock Michael Feehely, Jr. Lauren Cassidy Christopher Kelly Stamatina Hunter Greg Gentry Eileen Dirks Jessica Townsend Kimball Jones Katelyn CrouseThomas Pickles Meaghan Seiple Angelina PhebusBryan Cobb Amanda Weishar David Hunter Derek Schartiger Kurt Mathieson Morgan Shannon Shanna Larstanna Marianne Reddan James LaMacchia Rita Donahue Elizabeth Lipovsky Mark SangiorgiRebecca Hittie

2005-10 recipients (cont)

Pitman, NJMidlothian, TX Fostoria, OHAshburn, VANew York California Maryland New York Ohio New York Pennsylvania Ohio New York Massachusetts Illinois Iowa Illinois Illinois Illinois California Georgia Georgia Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland New York Oklahoma Virginia Virginia Virginia Vermont West Virginia Georgia Louisiana Maryland Maryland New Jersey New York New York New York New York Pennsylvania (3k) Virginia (3k) New Jersey (3k) Pennsylvania (3k)

Stafford, VASisters, ORJohnston, PAHerkimer, NYRowley, MAFargo, NDReno, NVHappy Valley, OROcean, NJPutnam Valley, NYChicago, ILManteno, ILDahlonega, GALittleton, COPoway, CALiberty, Utah Rochelle Park, NJ Harrison, Idaho Washington, MO Sidney, MT Caney, KA Boise, ID Durham, NC Oneonta, NY Sayville, NY St. Charles, MO

Jacqueline Fegan Alyssa Chavira Lena Roberts Thomas FryeAmanda McCarthyJordan GarnerMaura ConnorsV. Graig Temple Breein Sweeney Megan Jordan Zachary JacobsJohn Crowley Michael ShewchukEmily Satkovich Chelsea Hughes

Chicago, IL El Paso, TX Tyler, TX Ranson, WV Oakridge, NJ Big Lake, TX Chicago, IL Spring, TX Wantagh, NY Hamden, CT Brenham, TX Florence, SC Chicago, IL Somerset, PA Coral Springs, FL

2011 Ride Highlights On behalf of the foundation and volunteers, Welcome to the 11th America’s 9/11 Ride.

Thursday activities - Group Departures to the Flight 93 National Memorial Depart from Quality Inn at 4:00, 5:00 & 6:00PM Shuttle bus from Seven Springs to Highland HD 4 - 6 - 8PM Shuttle bus from Highland HD to Seven Springs 5 - 7PM & 12:30AM Local bagpiper Ed Hritz will be performing at the Flight 93 Memorial. Flight 93 Memorial Chapel will be open until 7:30pm Activities at Highland Harley-Davidson all night - food, drink, music etc.,. Officialwelcome7:00pmatHighlandHarley-Davidson Speaking: State Senator Rich Kasunic Kenny Nacke (Brother of Louis J. Nacke passenger Flight 93) Donnie Iris performs 8:00PM - 11:00PM, 50/50andGunRaffledrawnat10:00PM Mechanics at Highland Harley-Davidson until 9:00pmFriday Ride Departs at 6:45AM Highland Harley-Davidson - Registration 5:30 to 6:30AM Ride Prayer 6:40AM (father Al from flight 93 chapel) - Ride departs 6:45am Cumberland - Fuel ONLY if you cannot go another 70 miles to Hagerstown We will ‘NOT’ be stopping at Allegany Community College Hagerstown - Fuel and Food Bike repair on site by Motovation Cycles Arlington - Rockland BBQ Pork and Chicken and all the fixings, BEER, Water, Soda Aaron Tippin will be performing 8:00-9:30pm50/50andGunRaffledrawnaftertheshowSaturday Ride Departs at 6:45am Pentagon - Registration 5:30am to 6:30am Ken Lindberg will speak about his firsthand experience in the Pentagon on 9/11/01 6:30AM Ride Prayer 6:40am - United States Army band member sings the National Anthem, and then we depart 6:45PM Maryland House - Fuel for all Expected departure 9:30AM(ish) Follow staging directions from Road Captains and Pit Crew Team members. This is the most challenging stop since we have no control over other vehicles that may already be parked there. Please be flexible, courteous and stay alert. Mike’s Famous Harley-Davidson - Lunch (FUEL BEFORE ENTERING, if you need it) Mechanics on duty. Expected departure at 1:15pm Linden, NJ Fuel and FOOD provided by Applebee’s and the community of Linden Presentation at 5:30-6:00pm - New Jersey State Police Expected departure 6:45pm 7:30pm Arrive NYC ENJOY THE CITYSunday World Trade Center Ceremony Line up begins at 7:30am 50th and 7th Ave - Please follow directions Depart 8:45am for the World Trade Center and ceremony Rides Home - Will be posted on white boards inside the NY Sheraton.

STAGING INFORMATION: Road Captains and/or Pit Crew members will be directing you at each staging area. Please follow their directions so that we can get everyone lined up quickly and in the most efficient manner possible. Road Captains will be directing the flow of bikes leaving each staging area. Please stay alert and follow their directions as they may be stopping the flow of bikes to insert Road Captains into the line. Page 3

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Aaron Tippin

Aaron Tippin is a force of nature, a man whose passion for music fuels an array of other vigorous enthusiasms. Apart from writing

and recording songs and wowing crowds with his live appearances, Tippin is also a pilot, farmer, winemaker, outdoorsman, competi-tive bodybuilder and devoted family man. He even runs his own

record label. It’s no surprise then that so many in the music indus-try regard this tireless South Carolinian as the “Hillbilly Hercules.”Fresh from unveiling He Believed, his exclusive album for Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores, Tippin has now released a second collection of songs, one that salutes America’s truck drivers. It’s called In Overdrive and features the trucker classics “East Bound And Down,” “Drivin’ My Life Away,” “Prisoner Of The High-

way,” “Girl On The Billboard,” “Movin’ On,” “The White Night,” “Roll On,” “Truck Drivin’ Man,” “Long White Line,” “Drivin’ Fool” and “Danger Dave.”

In Overdrive was sparked by Tippin’s concern that country music had turned its back on its highway heroes. “Seems like somewhere along the line trucking music got shoved off the country music plate,” he observes. “I don’t understand exactly why. The trucks are still out there. And they’re busier than ever keeping America roll-ing. I know the folks who work and live in the trucking world still love this music—and so do most fans of real country music. This album launches my crusade to bring the music back.”Tippin has crusaded for the working man and woman since he ripped country music wide open in 1990 with his uncompromising “You’ve Got To Stand For Something.” On the strength of that remarkable song, comedian Bob Hope invited Tippin to appear with him when he toured the Mideast to entertain the troops of Desert Storm. Tippin has been a favorite of—and a standby for—America’s fighting forces ever since.In the years that followed, Tippin’s voice continued to ring loud and clear with such hits as “I Wouldn’t Have It Any Other Way,” “There Ain’t Nothin’ Wrong With The Radio’ (an affectionate nod to the kind of automo-tive clunker most of us have had to rely on at one time or another), “My Blue Angel,” “Working Man’s Ph. D.,” “The Call Of The Wild,” “I Got It Honest,” “That’s As Close As I’ll Get To Loving You,” “For You I Will,” “Kiss This” (a cheeky No. 1 song he co-wrote with his wife and partner-in-everything, Thea).

Tippin became immediately enraged by the sneak attacks of 9/11 and quickly remembered a song he’d recently penned, (his proudly defiant), “Where The Stars And Stripes And The Eagle Fly.” He instantly booked studio time and rushed to Nashville and tracked this emotional anthem that reminds countless people as to what it means to be an American. Tippin has since journeyed to Iraq and Afghanistan to sing for the troops. These missions, in turn, have earned him guest spots on such shows as Larry King Live and Hannity & Colmes to speak on the military’s behalf.Tippin’s honest lyrics and direct, impassioned vocals have built a large and devoted audience. Five of his albums are certi-fied “Gold”—Call Of The Wild, You’ve Got To Stand For Something, Lookin’ Back At Myself, Tool Box and People Like Us. A sixth CD—Read Between The Lines—stands at the “Platinum” level.In keeping with his take-charge attitude, Tippin established NIPPIT Records in 2005. In 2008, the label partnered with Cracker Barrel for the release of He Believed.Tippin’s retreat is a 500 -acre farm in middle Tennessee, where he labors, relaxes and revels in the outdoors with wife and musical collaborator Thea and their two sons, Tom and Ted. It’s also the home base for his hangar (complete with four working aircrafts), runway, recording studio and winery.During the months ahead, Tippin and his band will be roaring along America’s vast highway grid, meeting truckers and singing their praises to a new generation of country music fans. In Overdrive will be available in stores and online in October 2008.

Photo Credit: Rusty Russell

Donnie IrisThe Story (from the web site)Donnie learned how to sing from his Mother and then from Tony Bennett and Marvin Gaye. In 1970, as a member of the Jaggerz, Donnie earned a gold record for writing and singing the No. 1 song “The Rapper.”In or around 1978, Donnie was asked to join “Wild Cherry” (“Play That Funky Music, White Boy”) in the group’s waning days. Donnie met Mark Avsec, his future collaborator and partner, in “Wild Cherry” and the two of them began discussing plans for a recording project. Oddly enough, Mark’s first love (at the age of 15) was a huge fan of “The Rapper” and Mark thought that was some-how profound. Then again, Mark sees profundity in a good many things.Mark and Donnie began writing some songs in Donnie’s basement. Eventu-ally, they wanted to lay down some tracks at Jeree’s Recording Studio. Donnie knew of a terrific bass player named Albritton McClain; he also heard about Marty Lee Hoenes, a hot young guitar player who was playing in a band called “The Pulse.” Mark invited drummer Kevin Valentine to the same session. Mark brought some songs and sketches of songs, a couple of keyboards, and was ea-ger to produce his first record. Pleasantries all around, within a couple of hours the boys were cutting the tracks for “Agnes,” “Ah! Leah!” and the other record-

ings that would comprise the “Back On The Streets” album.The project revolved around Donnie’s voice and Mark’s song and production ideas – as well as the ferocious playing of Marty, Al, and Kevin. Mark and Donnie decided the record would be Donnie’s solo album, though they wanted the band to have an identity as well, e.g., Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. But what to call the band? At the time, Mark lived in Cleveland, Ohio and Donnie lived in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania (that is still the case). All of the boys were constantly on the Ohio and Pennsylvania turnpikes (particularly Mark) going to and from Jeree’s Recording Studio in New Brighton, Pennsylvania. Donnie suggested that the group could be called “The Turnpike Cruisers,” based on the 1958 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser. The “Turnpike Cruisers” was promptly shortened to “Cruisers” and “Donnie Iris and the Cruisers” was born.The song “Ah! Leah!” was passed by every major label. However, in 1980 you could still break new music on the radio. WMMS in Cleveland added the record. WDVE in Pittsburgh added the record. WBCN in Boston added the record. The phones exploded. The single and album were issued by Midwest Records, out of Cleve-land, Ohio, and both began to chart on the Cashbox and Billboard charts. Eventually, Chrysalis and MCA/Universal made overtures to pick up the music – MCA/Universal prevailed. “Ah! Leah!” peaked at or around #29 in Billboard’s Singles Chart, achieved much critical acclaim, and was one of the most played songs in the Album Oriented Radio format in 1980. Donnie was christened by a Toronto reviewer after a blazing show at “The El Mocambo” in Toronto as the “new king of cool.” Hence, the follow-up album was called “King Cool.” The “King Cool” album was recorded in the “stacked vocals” style that Mark and Donnie pioneered on the first album. It yielded the songs “Love Is Like A Rock” and “That’s The Way Love Ought To Be.” It also yielded the song “My Girl,” which reached at or near #20 on Billboard’s Singles Chart.In 1997, after a fairly long hiatus, the original band re-congregated at Jeree’s Recording Studio to record the “Poletown” album, which many consider to be the finest Donnie Iris and the Cruisers album. This album depart-ed in a major way from Mark’s stacked production style, but the playing is typically ferocious (Albritton, Kevin, and Marty are absolutely brilliant), and the songs are lyrically and musically dark and brooding.In the late 1990s, with Tommy Rich behind the skins and Paul Goll installed on bass, the band recorded one of the many shows that they then regularly played at the “Nick’s Fat City” club in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The live album culled from this show is a snapshot of the band during the late 1990s. In 1999, “Together Alone” was released – a very atypical Donnie record. In August 2004, “Donnie Iris and the Cruisers” celebrated their 25th anniversary before 4,000 screaming fans at the Chevy Amphitheater in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. All three drummers – Kevin Valentine, Tommy Rich, and Brice Foster were on the stage.

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Specific Ride information:

Breakdown Crews 434-865-5602Breakdown Crews are NOT available after

We arrive at Our Destinations. “Road Captains” will be placed at intervals within the procession. Road Captains will be designated by their vests. Doing this allows for guided communication between the front, middle and back of the ride. The ride will start out at 35 mph and stay at that pace until the entire group is going 35 MPH. Once we ALL achieve 35 MPH we will increase the speed accordingly. This is NOT a race, THIS IS A MEMORIAL RIDE. We are all going to the same place. We do this in remembrance of the events of September 11, 2001. We are paying tribute to fallen HEROES and to all those who lost their lives that tragic day, while raising money to support First Responders. Escorting officers and those from the local communities are here to assist us in moving safely to our next stop. Please do what they ask; the foundation will not accept ANY disrepect to any officer.

All participants MUST wear helmets throughout the entire ride, regardless of helmet laws in individual states. This is a MEMORIAL RIDE. Actions such as “burn outs”, performing stunts, etc. is considered disrespectful and dangerous and will not be tolerated. This is especially true as we pass the actual 9/11 sites – our presence serves as a reminder to the general public on the street. We want them to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice – not the dangerous dumb biker doing a burnout! If at anytime your actions are unsafe you will be pulled from the ride and banned from future events, without any refund.

The Pumper Crews will be assisting us as we fuel; doing this moves the group much faster. Once fueled, PLEASE follow their directions.

As the ride moves down the roadways, cars may become present. We are trying to keep the group tight; please aviod creating a space in which cars can enter the procession. If thishappens, please avoid any encounter with the vehicle(s) as they might be exiting the roadway. When the vehicle exits or moves out of the lane, tighten any gaps which might have occured. Our number one goal is to arrive SAFELY at our destinations.

If you break down: Check to see if it is clear to move out of the group. DO NOT JUST PULL OUT LOOK FIRST DO NOT CUT ACROSS TRAFFIC. If we are in the LEFT lane move over to the LEFT shoulder If we are in the RIGHT lane move over to the RIGHT shoulder

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2011 New Pins

VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION about getting to

Arlington VA.

Once we enter Virginia we must COMPRESS.

This has to be our tightest formation.

Once through Leesburg and on the Greenway we have to

compress to be less than 10 miles. We have to be this tight to make our

crossing into the airport lanes. If we are not successful they will break the ride to free

up the congestion at the airport.

Somerset, PAWelcome to Somerset, PAQuality Inn 814-443-4646Highland Harley-Davidson 814-444-1903

Thursday at the Quality Inn 11:00am – 9:00pm - Registration and Merchandise Sales in the MAPLE ROOM 4:00,5:00,6:00pmGroupdeparturestoFlight93NationalMemorial(closes@7:00pm) Group rides to and from the flight 93 National Memorial depart from Quality Inn Local bagpiper Ed Hirtz will be performing at the Flight 93 National Memorial Shuttle bus from Seven Springs to Highland HD 4 - 6 - 8PM Shuttle bus from Highland HD to Seven Springs 5 - 7PM & 12:30AM Flight 93 Memorial Chapel open until 7:30pm Activities at Highland Harley-Davidson all night - food, drink, music etc.,. Listed Below Mechanics at Highland Harley-Davidson until 9:00pm

Meeting Rooms TBD – Check white boards in Lobby 6:00PM New Riders Orientation – Tropical Courtyard 8:00 PM Road Captain Meeting – Black Diamond Room 8:00PM POLICE ESCORT Meeting – Tropical Courtyard 8:00 PM Pumper Team Meeting - Ballroom 8:00 PM Parking Squad Meeting - TBD Highland Harley-Davidson 4:00pm – 12:00pm - Multiple Food vendors at Highland Harley-Davidsion OfficialWelcomebeginsat7:00pm Senator Kasunic will speak Ken Nacke will speak EdHirtz-flight93song7:30pmPresentationsat7:45pm Berlin Drum Corps. 8:00pm Donnie Iris Performs 8:00-11:00pm50/50RaffleandCommemorative1911Drawingsat10:00pmFriday August 19

Directions to the Flight 93 National MemorialTurn right out of the Quality Inn onto Pleasant Ave

At second stop light make a left onto Stoystown Road (Rt 281N)Follow Rt. 281 for 7.1miles, to Pompey Hill Road and make a right

Follow Pompey Hill Rd to Lambertsville Road (Rt 1007) & make a rightcontinue on Lambertsville Rd, Watch for Flight 93 Memorial signs ,

Memorial is now on the left off Lambertsville road. See Maps A & B on page 9 for more detail

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Map A

MAP B

Flight 93

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Map to Flight 93 Crash Site

Flight 93

Enlarged area about Flight 93National Memorial

SpecificDirectionsFriday August 19

Somerset, PA to Hagerstown, MD (120 miles) (through Cumberland)Depart Somerset, PA heading to crash site and onto Rt. 160 South. Follow into Maryland and Rt 36. Make a Right at the end of Rt. 36 onto Rt. 40. Follow this into Cumberland, MD. FUEL BIKES THAT WILL NOT MAKE IT ANOTHER 70 MILES to HAGERSTOWN. Fuel on left and right as you enter Cumberland. - We will follow the directions from the local Police Dept. to the the Interstate 68 East ; 68 merges with Interstate 70. Follow Interstate 70 to EXIT 28 - make a left onto Downsville Pike (632) Travel stright though the first light at the second light male a right onto W Oak Ridge Dr. Follow to Mall on right

Lunch is provided by Cover Hill Volunteer Fire Co. & the foundation Presentations to Prime Outlets of Hagerstown,

Congressman Bartlett

Hagerstown, MD to Arlington, VA (88 miles)Take Interstate 70 East to Rt. 340/15 South; bear off to the right at Exit 52A. Follow Rt. 15 South towards Leesburg, VA. Go straight into the town of Leesburg. Once you pass the Bloom on your left make your next left onto the Rt. 7 bypass. STAY in your left lane and merge onto the Dulles Toll Road. HERE WE MUST COMPRESS AS TIGHT AS POSSIBLE!!!!!!! Continue through the toll booths heading towards Washington, D.C. Continue to follow the toll road towards Washington and Rt.66 East. The toll road will bring you down onto Rt. 66 heading East. Follow Rt. 66 to the right hand EXIT 75 (Rt. 110 South - Pentagon). Cont. on Rt. 110 past the Pentagon to Jefferson Davis HwyRadisson and Hampton Inn - Stay stright your hotels are just ahead.Embassy Suites, DoubleTree, Residence Inn - Exit onto 15th St. and make a right Take your next right onto EADS St. Follow Eads St. to the Embassy Suites, continue on to the DoubleTree on your right. At the light make a left to the Residence Inn

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Arlington, VADoubleTree 300 Army Navy Drive (703)416-4100

Embassy 1300 Jefferson Davis Hwy (703)979-9799Radisson 1800 Jefferson Davis Hwy (703)920-8600

Residence Inn 550 Army Navy Drive (703)-413-6630**************************************

FOLLOW POLICE DIRECTIONS TO HOTELS**************************************

Friday NightFood 5:00-10:00pm Rocklands BBQ

Voted into the best five BBQ in the 3 states

BBQ pork, chicken - beer, water, soda and the worksPresentationsbeginat7:30pm

Aaron Tippin Performs 8:00-9:30pm50/50RaffleandCommemorative1911drawnaftertheshow

More Arlington information - see page 13 & 14

FuelLook at the dotted lines on the map (page 12)

1) From the hotel turn right onto Army Navy Drive Make a right onto 12th St.; Make a left onto Eads St. follow to 23rd St. and make a left to Exxon 2) From the Exxon - Make a right onto Jefferson Davis Hwy go aprox. 1.5 miles to Shell 3) Take Army Navy Drive west 3 blocks to S. Joyce St. turn right go under HWY and station is on your right

Pentagon North Parking Lot (departure area)Look at the solid line on the map (page 12)

From the Hotel turn Right onto Army Navy DriveMake your first Left onto 12th Street

Go under the bridges and make your first Left onto Old Jefferson Davis Highway (rough road for aprox. 1/2 mile)

Make a left onto Boundary Channel Drive and follow about 3/4 miles to the Pentagon North Parking Lot

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Directions:FUEL: Eads St. to 23rd and Jefferson Davis HWYArmy Navy to S Joyce turn Right just under the HWY

station on your right - follow the dotted Lines(specific directions on page 11)

Pentagon North Lot (SATURDAY )Come out of the Hotels and turn RIGHT

Turn LEFT onto 12th St, Turn LEFT onto OLD JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY

Follow to Boundary Channel (go under the Bridges) ((SOLID LINE))

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Pentagon Memorial

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The Pentagon MemorialThe Pentagon Memorial is designed so that the nation may remember and reflect on the events that occurred on September 11, 2001. The Memorial is free and open to the public 24/7. Groups and individuals are welcome in the Memorial each day, but guided tours are not offered; the Memorial is meant to be experienced on a more personal level. The Pentagon Memorial is located at 1 Rotary Road on the Pentagon Reservation in Arlington, Virginia. You can easily walk to it from the hotels it’s a about 1/3 mile. Take Army Navy Drive west three blocks, if you drove, park in the lot on your right (across from the Pentagon City Mall) from here you can follow the pedestrian tunnel to the memorial. - See Map below for more detail

Important Information Regarding Conduct on the Pentagon Reservation: Photography is strictly prohibited everywhere on the Pentagon Reservation except for inside the Memorial. All other activities that are prohibited on the Pentagon Reservation, are also prohibited in the Pentagon Memorial Park. The most common prohibited items and activities are: possession of firearms, fireworks, open containers ofalcoholic beverages, narcotics and other dangerous substances are prohibited on the Reservation. Also, all commercial or political soliciting, vending and hanging of posters, flyers, handbills, etc. are prohibited.

ARLINGTON / WASHINGTON D.C. AttractionsArlington National Cemetery: Openuntil7:00pm.Visit the Tomb of the Unknowns and watch the changing of the guard (every 30 minutes), Kennedy Grave Site, Admission to the cemetery is free, but there is a fee to park. Turn right out of the hotel onto Army Navy Drive. Turn right on S. 12th St. Turn left on S. Eads St. Turn left on S. 15th St. Turn left onto Route 1 (Jefferson Da-vis Hwy) going north. Move immediately to your left onto Route 110 North. Exit right for Arlington Cemetery and Memorial Bridge. At the top of the ramp, turn left, then turn left into the visitor’s parking area.

National Mall, including Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, World War II Memorial, Korean War Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument. Eads St. to a left on S. 15th St. Turn left onto Route 1 (Jefferson Davis Hwy) going north. Move immediately to your left onto Route 110 North. Exit right for Arlington Cemetery and Memorial Bridge. At the top of the ramp, turn right. You will see the Lincoln Memorial in front of you. Go half-way around the circle and con-tinue across Memorial Bridge. To visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (The Wall), bear left around the Lincoln Memorial, then turn left on 23rd Street (traffic light) and turn right on Constitution Ave. The Wall will be up on your right hand side. To visit the other memorials, bear to your right and then turn left on Independence Ave. As you work your way down Independence Ave., you will come to the World War II Memorial and the Korean War Memorial, both on your left, and then the Tidal Basin and the Jefferson Memorial on your right. Park where you can on the street.

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SpecificdirectionsSaturday August 20

Pentagon to Maryland House Rest Area (Mile Post 81 on I-95 N) (80miles)Depart Pentagon North Parking Lot, follow Boundary Channel Drive South to 395 North. Follow 395 N. Stay towards the LEFT and DON’T take any down ramps. Follow signs to 295 South. Then follow signs to 295 North and Pennsylvania Ave. Take the right onto Pennsylvania Ave. Then move to your left and take the left onto 295 North (BW PKWY).Follow 295/BW-PKWY to 895 North (right hand EXIT 1 mile past 695 interchanges). Follow 895 into the Harbor Tunnel. 895 becomes I-95 North. Follow to Mile Post 81 and make the left EXIT into the Maryland House for fuel. PLEASE FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS at the Maryland House. (See maps on page 16 Follow the black lines on the maps)

Maryland House to Mike’s Famous HD (45 miles) Map on PAGE 15Take Interstate 95 North into Delaware. Stay straight on 95 North to Mike’s Famous which is the last right hand EXIT in Delaware (Rt 9). FUEL BEFORE ENTERING Mike’sFuel stations are in both directions on Rt 9 North and South within 1/2 mile of Mike’s.

Lunch is hosted by Mike’s Famous Harley-Davidson and the foundation.

Blessing of the bikes 12:45pm Reverend Jerry Howard

Mikes Famous to Linden, NJ (102 Miles) Maps on PAGE 18Take Interstate 95 over the Delaware Memorial Bridge and take the right hand EXIT for 295 North. Follow 295 North to Mile Post 57 and take the right hand EXIT for Rt. 130 in Bordentown. DO NOT STOP FOR FUEL in Bordentown. (if you need fuel stop afterBordentown). Continue on Rt. 130 until it intersects with Rt 1. Bear right onto Rt. 1 North. Follow Rt. 1 North to LINDEN and the Home Depot on your right. Address is 671 W Edgar Road, Linden, NJ. Fuel is located in the mall area and just beyond at the next light there are two gas stations. This is the last stop before entering New York. (See MAP on page 18)

Linden NJ to New York Sheraton (30 Miles est) (NO MAP)Take a Right out of the Home Depot heading north on Rt 1. Follow Rt 1 to Holland Tunnel (stay on Rt 1). Enter NYC; travel to 12th or 10th Ave heading north to 52th Street. Make a right on 52th and follow 7th Ave. The Sheraton is on your right, the Manahattan is on your left. Parking is on 50th -52 (between 7th and 6th); please follow directions. We have security watching over the bikes all night.

WELCOME TO NEW YORK CITYPage 15

Through DC

Through Baltimore

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Mike’s Famous Harley-Davidson 800-326-6874Fuel located on either side of highway

Maryland House to Mike’s Famous HD: (45 miles)Take Interstate 95 North into Delaware Stay straight on 95 North to Mike’s Famous which is the last right hand EXIT in Delaware (Rt 9). FUEL BEFORE ENTERING Mike’s. Fuel stations are in both directions on Rt 9 North and South within 1/2 mile of Mike’s (see map below)

Mike’s Famous to Linden, NJ: (102 Miles)Take Interstate 95 over the Delaware Memorial Bridge and take the right hand EXIT for 295 North. Follow 295 North to Mile Post 57 and take the right hand EXIT for Rt. 130 in Bordentown.DO NOT STOP FOR FUEL in Bordentown! (if you need fuel, stop after Bordentown). Continue on Rt. 130 until it intersects with Rt 1. Bear right onto Rt. 1 North. Follow Rt. 1 North to LINDEN and the Home Depot on your right. Fuel is located in the mall area and just beyond at the next light there are two gas stations (see map page 18). This is the last stop before entering New York and we highly suggest you fuel up.

Mike’sFamous

Fuel

New Castle, DEPage17

Bordentown NJExit295atMilePost57

Fuel

LINDEN NJ

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Home Depot stop HERE

Linden NJ to New York Shearton New York (30 Miles est) NO SPEPCIFIC MAPTake a right out of the Home Depot, heading north on Rt 1. Follow Rt 1 to Holland Tunnel (stay on Rt 1). Enter NYC; travel to 12th Ave or 10th Ave heading north to 52nd St. Make a right on 52nd and follow to 7th Avenue and make a right. Sheraton is on your right, the Manhattan is on your left - park as directed around the hotels. Parking on 50-52 between 6th and 7th Ave.

New York CityArea maps on following pages

Central Manhattan

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As a rider, you know what it’s like to break from the crowd and belong to that exclusive club of people who share your passion. Rider has dedicated its entire company to people just like you. People who take the road less traveled, and never, ever take the “shortcut”.As a member of the Rider team, you get better rates, excellent coverage and hassle free service.

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Sunday August 21, 2011Procession to the World Trade CenterLine up begins at 7:30am at 50th and 7th Ave. We depart 8:45amCeremony begins at 10:00am till 11:00amRides home will be posted in the Sheraton

FoxNewsappearancebeingworked,askstaffforspecifics (typically 8:00am at Fox Studio’s 48th and 6th ave)

NEW YORK CITY INFORMATIONTo the World Trade Center - Take 7th Ave South to Broadway

Turn right at Fulton Street (See map pages 17 & 19)To Return to Hotels - Take Church to 6th Ave and follow to 53th St make a left.Times Square is at the intersection of 7th Ave & Broadway a few blocks southCentral Park located 4 blocks north of the HotelsEmpire State Building is located at 34th and 5th Ave Open until 11:00pm

To Depart New York heading South and West - Take 7th Ave to south and take a right onto 41st St. and follow signs to Lincoln Tunnel and then follow to highways

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Personal Protective Equipmentwww.radians.com

Lower Manhattan

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Sergeant Michael Weigand Latimore Township Police Department PA End of Watch Sunday, September 14, 2008 Was an ESCORT in 2008

Trooper First Class Mickey C. Lippy Maryland State Police

Pilot Stephen H. Bunker Maryland State Police

EMT Tanya Mallard Charles County MD

Marlyand State Police have Escorted the ride since 2001

Thomas White - in center Boston Repsentative 2007 - 2010 Thomas passed away April, 2010

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In Memory

Rick Yager - Road Captian since 2003 The man on the Trike with the FLAGS Rick passed away Arpil, 2010

Maryland State Trooper First Class Wesley Brown End of Watch: Friday, June 11, 2010

In Memory

America’s 9/11 RideHonoring the Heroes and Victims

August 17-19, 2012Start your sponsorships early and enjoy the benefits

Everyone on this years ride who raised sponsorships will have a personalized sponsorship web page available by October 1. If you would like one to begin your sponsorships email us.

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Corporal Robert T. Krauss Maryland Transportation Authority Police Dept. End of Watch September 1, 2006 Corp. Krauss assisted the America’s 9/11 Ride for years

Mr. Herbert Winterberg, Jr.x On Saturday, August 18, 2007 x

Mr. Winterberg was headed to Manhattan withx the ride when he suffered a brain aneurysm.x

MPO Peter Lavery (Newington, CT) End of Watch - Decemeber 30, 2004 Escorting officer on the America’s 9/11 Ride 2003, 2004 and had registered for 2005 web site www.peterlavery.org

2011 Sponsors & Thank You(s)(Without these companies and people this ride could not take place)

All the Volunteers who put in hundreds of hours to make this possible

BREAKDOWN CREWS, PIT CREWS & ROAD CAPTAINSApplebee’s, Linden, New Jersey

Highland Harley-Davidson, Somerset, PA Cover Hill Volunteer Fire Company, Johnstown, PA

Mike’s Famous Harley-Davidson, New Castle, DEGettysburg Harley-Davidson, Gettysburg, PA

Pizza Hut, Fogelsville, PANew Roc Harley-Davidson, New Rochelle, NYShenandoah Harley-Davidson, Staunton, VA

Dulles Greenway - TRIP II, VirginiaRiders Insurance

Prime Outlet Hagerstown, Hagerstown MDThe Entire Community of Linden, NJ

The Entire States of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, the District of Columbia, Delaware, New Jersey and New York

The Traveling Escorting Police DepartmentsRobinson EMS, Pittsburgh, PAWarwick Ambulance, Lititz, PA

Northwest EMS Inc. Elizabethtown, PALoudoun County Rescue & EMS, Leesburg VA

Motovation Cycles & AccessoriesThe Leesburg Volunteer Fire Company

Mount Kisco Volunteer Fire Company, Susquehanna Hose CompanyEvery Fire and EMS Department that supported this year ridePolice Departments who assist as we travel though their areas

Flight 93 National Memorial, Somerset, PAThe Community of Somerset, PAThe Town of Cumberland, MD

The Town of Leesburg, VA The Men And Women Who Answer the 911 Call And Our Military

GOD BLESS AMERICA