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The Wolf Pack, Clovis, CA
October 2014
California Number One Award
winning Newsletter see page 21
Table of Contents
Announcements
2
Chapter Directors’ Article
3-4
Assist. Chapter Directors’ Article
5-7
District Directors’ Article
8-10
Rider Education Article
11-15
Rider Education Levels
16
Safe & High Mileage Club
Member Enhancement Coordinator
Article
17-18
19
California District Event
20-21
CA-2W Chapter Event
22-24
September Birthday and Anniversary
25
Chapter Social at Westwood BBQ
Fresno, CA
26
Chapter Visit to CA-1L
27
Chapter CA-1M Event
28
October Calendar
29
November Calendar
30
October Birthday and Anniversary
31
October upcoming events
32
November upcoming events and
2014 upcoming chapter events
33
2015 Upcoming chapter events
34
Restaurant Review Outback Steakhouse
35
CA-2W Support Team
36
CA-2W Active Members
37-38
GWRRA District Team
39-40
GWRRA Region “F“ Team
41-42
GWRRA National Team
You can keep current on all
the fun and exciting things we do
by going to our website at:
www.ca2w-gwrra.org
See for yourself what the WolfPack is up to!
43
California Chapter CD and Meeting
Times, Places
44-45
Advertisements
46-50
Chapter Pride
Wear any Chapter apparel to our
monthly breakfast meeting and
you’ll have a chance to win a
“Surprise Gift”.
Our next chapter social will be at the
“Outback Steakhouse” 2765 W. Shaw,
Fresno, CA October 9, 2014 at 6:30
pm. See page
Words from our chapter directors
Steve and Teri Rippe
We did it! We made our goal for the raffle and
then some. Thanks to all of you who sold and/or
bought tickets! We’ll be doing a little something
special for the active members soon to show our
appreciation. A final thank you to Clawson’s Motorsports, Madera Honda Suzuki, Streetmasters, Larry and Linda Jenkins and Mikey V’s Restaurant for their kind and generous donations!
Also a quick shout out to chapter CA-1L and the District Directors for
showing up and supporting our event, thank you guys!
This month, with the weather finally cooling down, we have a few rides
planned. I think Dan has an article or two this month so I won’t get into
the details but think about coming along with us. We have a great time
and the more who attend, the more fun it is. We’ll be going on rides on
the 4th and 11th as well as Chapter Rallies in Sonora on the 18th and San
Diego on the 25th. That’s a full month of riding folks!
We’re in the planning stages of the Christmas party and are looking for
ideas for games. If you have any ideas please share them with Teri or
Paty. Speaking of Paty we’re very glad to see she’s on the mend and
was able to attend our Team Meeting in September. We were also glad
to see Mike Machado out and about even though he was still on crutches. I’m sure I’m not the only one hoping to see you both at 100% soon.
Words from our chapter directors
Steve and Teri Rippe
Teri and I will be stepping down as Chapter Directors effective the end of December. Fortunately we’ve been able to find some great replacements in Larry and Linda Jenkins. We’re still going to be around and helping out where we can so
you’re not getting rid of us completely….sorry. Even though I can’t say
it’s been all fun and games, we’ve learned a lot and met a ton of great
people and neither of us regrets taking the job. The most rewarding aspect has been the new friends we’ve gotten to know and the old friends
we’ve gotten to know better. If you ever have a chance to step up to a
leadership position, leap for it!
A devout rancher, let’s call him Richard, lost his favorite Bible while he
was out mending fences. Three weeks later, a wolf walked up to him
carrying the Bible in its mouth. Richard couldn't believe his eyes. He
took the precious book out of the wolf's mouth, raised his eyes heavenward and exclaimed, "It's a miracle!" "Not really," said the wolf. "Your
name is written inside the cover."
What did the grape say when the wolf growled? Nothing it just let out
a little wine.
Steve and Teri Rippe
Chapter Directors
CA-2W
Words from our Assistant
chapter directors Larry and
LindyJenkins
September is over
What a month. It started out at California District Event in Agoura Hill, California. We arrived on Thursday night August 28, 2014 and that was the
last time we rested.
On Friday afternoon we were competing for California Couple of the
Year. The competition started out with meeting two judges in four different table groups. After that we had to give a presentation in front a
group of people and judges. Then the wait to see if we won. We did
not win the contest but it was fun to trying.
Also, Friday night was the California Newsletter Editor contest. There
was 6 or 7 editors competing for the title. Then it was down to three,
then two and finally the winner was announce. You guess it-- it was
Larry Jenkins from CA-2W.
Saturday was the Master Breakfast that we attended. Note for the
last two years the Master Breakfast is open to all motorcycle riders that
are in the riders education level program. The information was very
helpful and Teri Rippe was happy that she attended because she won the
50/50 money. Then at 11:00 am it was time for Larry to teach a leadership class. Lindy attended the class which was on Managing Change.
Saturday after Lindy was hanging out in the vendor area and in the
room. Larry sold tickets for our rally. Saturday night was the ice cream
social and lighted bike show.
Words from our Assistant
chapter directors Larry and
LindyJenkins
Sunday was Amazing Team Challenge which was about 2 hours in the
back parking lot timing the riders and
counting up scores. After lunch Lindy went swimming and Larry sold
more tickets for our rally. Larry started out with a goal to sell 30 tickets, then raise the goal to 50 tickets, then 75 tickets and finally hitting
over 100 tickets sold. Sunday night was the dinner and show. The
hypnotist was great, food was good and we had a very good time. Note
this was the first time we attended a District Event and did not win any
door prizes, grand prizes or cash.
We had a very good time at the District Event and next year event
you should make every effort to attend. District needs chapter members
to stay in the provided hotel rooms, attend the shows/dinner/breakfast
and purchase the 50/50 tickets for the drawing. The cost of the event,
the cost of the meeting rooms, vendor rooms, the ice cream social and
any other cost associated with doing an event is offset by chapter members staying in the hotel. If the district does not get enough people staying in the hotel or attending the paid events, then the district could lose
money. Next year event will be on Labor Day weekend (September 37, 2015). Please start making plans to attend.
Words from our Assistant
chapter directors Larry and
LindyJenkins
That was only the first weekend. The first
Saturday was our Event. It started out at
Clawson's Honda, then to Madera Honda Suzuki and then up to
Coarsegold to Miner Grill for lunch and to finish up the event. We want
to thank everyone that purchased tickets, the member that sold tickets
and attended the event, members from Chapter CA-1L from San Luis
Obispo, California and our District Directors for attending the event.
The second weekend was off to San Luis Obispo, California to personally thank CA-1L for attending our event by attending their chapter
gathering at I-HOP.
Now it is September 19, 2014 and we are off to San Bernardino, California to attend CA-1M (Cows) event in Redlands, California. The
Cows had always supported our chapter and we will always return the
favor. The Cows event was on Saturday September 20, 2014.
Now it is September 26, 2014 and we are off to Hesperia, California
to spent two nights at the Holiday Inn and attend two different events.
The first was on Saturday September 27, 2014 for Chapter CA-1Z in
Rainbow, California (Temecula, California) and the second was on Sunday September 28, 2014 in Victorville, California for CA-1V. Both
events were very fun and you should join us next year. Also on Saturday night we had a group meet at the Farmer Brother Restaurant for
dinner. We got home late Sunday afternoon.
It looks like October will not give us any rest either.
Drive safe,
Larry and Lindy Jenkins Assistant Chapter Directors.
Words from our District directors Vincent and Pamela
Puterbaugh
2014 District Rally
Last month California held its District Rally at Agoura Hills and, thanks to the amazing
support of our volunteers, it was a resounding
success. For those of you that attended, you
saw how many different people were involved and proved once again
the adage that “many hands make light work”. Our amazing sponsors,
Dunlop Tires, JBJ, Law Tigers, and SkyMed provided 4 sets of tires as
grand prizes and StreetMasters provided a gift certificate to their
school. Then Misty Johnson of Dunlop surprised us with an additional
set of tires at opening ceremonies. We would like to extend special
recognition to a few of the instructors that worked under some restrictive conditions: our newest Trike Instructor, Shirley Machado and her
mentor John Boman, and ARC Instructors Jerry Cowen and Dave
Gormley, all 4 of whom had to teach on modified ranges without the
benefit of being able to set up before the morning of the class; a true
testament to their teaching ability. A special thank you to Ruth Burke
for doing such a incredible job on our T-shirts and to Mike Burke, our
District Educator who made sure all of the Rider Education components
came off flawlessly. Also thank you to Mike and Ruth for handling the
Couple and Individual of the Year Programs.
Showing us how truly amazing and adaptive they can be, the Gold
Angels performed their entire show on a shortened field which gave the
audience a very up-close and personal experience and a new perspective on just how skilled these riders truly are. Gator even thrilled us
with a new trick and everyone was so impressed that we hope he makes
it a regular part of the show!
Words from our District directors Vincent and Pamela
Puterbaugh
2014 District Rally
On Saturday, we had over 20 bikes head
out on a ride lead by Ken Freeland and more
than one member familiar with the area said
that they went on roads they didn’t even know existed. The CD Forum
was well attended as 38 members shared ideas and not surprisingly,
when one chapter expressed a need there was always another chapter
also expressing a similar concern. The beauty of this networking experience is that there is always someone who has been there, done that,
survived it and could offer advice. Later that afternoon we discovered
that the Reno Rendezvous is not an actual GWRRA event, but, rather,
just an event where GWRRA is one of the sponsors. Many of the members were disappointed that it was not a Wing Ding for the West, but it
did make it easier to decide which event to attend for those that could
not make it to Reno and also to the Region Convention which is being
held just a few weeks prior on Memorial Day weekend in Tucson, Arizona. Personally, we applaud home office for sponsoring an event targeting the Harley-Davidson and sport-bike riding community. For
years, we have been experiencing declining membership and have
known that if we don’t do something to attract new and younger members, eventually we may all become outriders. Being self employed, we
will not be able to make Reno next year, but if any of you do go, please
send us pictures we can share in our newsletter.
Words from our District directors Vincent and Pamela
Puterbaugh
2014 District Rally
Closing ceremonies was preceded by a hilarious hypnotist show and any shred of selfrespect that Anita Alkire and the other participants had was graciously sacrificed for everyone else’s entertainment
(look for the video at the Officer’s Conference in January). At closing
ceremonies, Kevin Griffith drew two tickets for the $1,250 Best Buy
gift cards he donated to the District with one card drawn from all of the
Grand Prize tickets and the other one from those that paid for the dinner
show. Kevin’s generous contribution guaranteed that the convention
was a financial success and he has promised to do it again next year.
October still holds a couple of Chapter Rallies: Saturday the 18th at
CA2N and Saturday the 25th at CA1F. Pam and I will be there at both
of these and we hope you will too and, by the way, kudos to CA2W on
the success of their event. By thinking out of the box, they ended up
netting more money this year than in any previous year.
Until next month, ride well and ride often.
-Vincent and Pamela Puterbaugh
Words from our chapter Educators Shirley and Joe Machado
Road Captain's Job:
Preparing for a group ride
When a number of motorcyclists are invited for a group ride, the riders/co-riders gather at the appointed time and place, often without
knowing their specific destination or route from that point on. The
Road Captain for that ride will have a route in mind for the ride. He or
she will usually have pre-ridden the route within the past week in order
to look for construction, road surface problems and other situations
which might affect the safety of those who are participate. The Road
Captain will appoint or volunteer experienced riders to serve as Lead
Bike, depending on the total number of bikers and the number of groups
required. Each Lead Bike will then select a person to ride as Drag Bike
for that group. The other riders will determine which group they are
going to ride in. If there is an inexperienced rider along the Road Captain will usually ask the Lead Bike to make suggestions on group positioning. The Lead Bike should determine roughly the experience level
of each rider in his or her group before departing. They will put the rider with the least experience in the group riding immediately in front of
the Drag Bike in the slot position. If the last open position before the
Drag Bike is not a slot, the least experienced rider should be in the last
slot position available, away from oncoming traffic.
Words from our chapter Educators Shirley and Joe Machado
Road Captain's Job:
Preparing for a group ride
The Road Captain will usually provide a Route Memo or will have
copies of maps/directions to give the members of the group (this should
be supplied to the Lead Bikes if not to all riders). The Road Captain
will have a rough idea of times and distances to be traveled. He or she
will give suggestions for rest stops, food and gas, etc. The Road Captain will have out emergency medical information forms and release of
liability forms for sponsored rides. The forms will be filled out and
signed before the rides starts. He or she will then conduct a short riders'
meeting to establish that each group has a designated Lead and Drag
Bike. He or she will to review group riding guidelines briefly, to alert
the reders of potential hazards, to discuss communications within and
between the groups. Also will review hand signals if there are riders
without CB's and to answer any questions about the ride. The Road
Captain may or may not lead a group himself, and if fact may not accompany the riders at all once the ride is underway.
Words from our chapter Educators Shirley and Joe Machado
Road Captain's Job:
Preparing for a group ride
If there are several groups of riders, the Road Captain expects all Lead
Bikes to follow the route which as been laid out and not to initiate
charges in the route except in an emergency. In case of problems that
require emergency personnel or re-tracing a route to find a disabled rider or part of a group which has gotten lost, it is much easier to locate
the person(s) sought if all groups follow the some path to their common
destination. It is not unusual for groups for riders to be separated by
serveral miles and to find themselves out of CB range from other
groups during a long trip on in heavy traffic. It is also not unusual for
groups to break up briefly in traffic, requiring a station-keeping rider to
serve a Lead Bike or Drag Brike for a fragment of a group, for short
time.
Words from our chapter Educators Shirley and Joe Machado
Rider's Job:
Preparing for a group ride
Riders are expected to arrive on time at the departure point with a
full tank of gas, in proper attire for the conditions, and physically ready
to ride (restroom stop made, medications packed if needed, sober and
alert). Motorcycle endorsements and insurance should be up to date.
All bike should be street-legal condition. The Road Captain may ask
rider not to join a group ride if there basic conditions are not met (for
example, if a rider is drunk or a bike in mechanically unfit to ride).
If a rider brings a co-rider (a passerger) for a group ride, he or she is
expected to manage and attend to that passenger's needs personally, before the riders' meeting. The following gridelines are suggested for preparing a co-rider for a group ride:
Do not permit a co-rider to mount the motorcycle until all riding
gear is on and fastened securely (beware of outside pockets!). The coriders should not mount until the rider is seated and holding the motorcycle vertically. Then and only after the rider nods that he or she is
ready for the co-rider, the co-rider should get on the bike. The co-riders
should avoid contact with hot exhaust pips. Should not wiggling out of
position once seated. Should not shouting or making sudden movements of the upper body during the ride. The passenger's feet should
remain on the pegs or floorboards designed for them at all times, until
disembarking.
Words from our chapter Educators Shirley and Joe Machado
Rider's Job:
Preparing for a group ride
A co-riders needs to know generally what he she should and should
not expect in terms of comfort and safety considerations. If the co-rider
wishes to communicate with the rider, the rider should explain how to
do this: by thumping on the rider's head, by intercom or shouting in the
rider's ear! Also will the co-rider be responsible for copying had signals
given by the rider to other riders in the group?
Suggested jobs for the co-rider during the ride: watch out in traffic for
anything that may detract from a safe ride: two pairs of eyes are better
that one. Do not assist the rider by leaning in turns, but look over the
rider's inside shoulder on curves. Wave at all there bikers, children, anyone who shows interest in the riders, and law enforcement officeres on
their feet. and-- Smile!
In group riding, if the rider (with or without a co-rider) wisher to
show down or stop during the ride, for any reason whatsoever, he she
may drop out the ride. If at any time a co-rider becomes uncomfortable
during the ride and wants the rider to slow down or stop, for any reason
whatsoever, the rider should be prepared to do so as quickly and as
safety as possible. It is courteous to notifly or signal to the other riders
in the group before doing this unless it is not convenient or possible to
do so. Unless the Drag Bike clearly understands the reason for a rider's
decision to drop out, normally the Drag Bike will notify the Lead Bike
of a problem and will stop with the rider who is stopping, to render aid
if needed, or to determine his intentions about rejoining the group ride.
Level I
Jim Conrad
Ken Gong
Lance Haxton
Johnie Johnson
Mike Machado
Athena Netz
Becky Overley
Beverly Pruitt
Mary Richardson
Marge Vigil
Level II
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
C
C
Level IV: Master Tour Rider
Level III: Certified Tour
Rider
Tim Butters
Paty Clyborne
Ross Clyborne
Bill Dimmer
Garlyn Gill
Joannie Gill
Kris Hall
Larry Jenkins
Lindy Jenkins
Alan Larson
Hans Mikkelsen
Dan Netz
Diane Netz
Scott Overley
Lonnie Vigil
Randy Hopkins
Rich Richardson
Steve Rippe
Teri Rippe
R
R
R
R
R
C
R
R
C
R
R
R
C
R
R
R
R
R
C
R = Rider
C = Co-Rider
B = Both
As of: September 1, 2014
Senior Master Tour Riders
Joe Machado
Shirley Machado
R
R
To learn more about how you can move up to the next ride
level, talk Chapter Educator, Shirley Machado. It’s easy, fun and
you will learn techniques to ride your bike safely. Ride
safety is what GWRRA is all about! Note the above list is active
members only. If you think that there has been any errors in the
above list please contact Newsletter Editor Larry Jenkins
Safe Mileage: Mileage as a member of Gold Wing Road
Riders Association with out an accident. Updated 09-01-2014
5,000 Miles
Bill Dimmer
Ken Gong
Kris Hall
Lance Haxton
Johnie Johnson
Mike Machado
Athena Netz
Becky Overley
Beverly Pruitt
Marge Vigil
15,000 Miles
40,000 Miles
Hans Mikkelsen
Diane Netz
Scott Overley
50,000 Miles
Jim Conrad
75,000 Miles
Ross Clyborne
25,000 Miles
10,000 Miles
Tim Butters
Randy Hopkins
To update any of this
information, please see your
Chapter Educator Shirley
Machado. Note Active
members only. If you think
that there is any errors in
the above list please contact Newsletter Editor Larry Jenkins.
Paty Clyborne
Larry Jenkins
Lindy Jenkins
Alan Larson
Dan Netz
Rich Richardson
Lonnie Vigil
100,000 Miles
Steve Rippe
200,000 miles
Shirley Machado
30,000 Miles
Garlyn Gill
Joannie Gill
Teri Rippe
225,000 miles
Joe Machado
High Mileage Club: All the mileage on any motorcycle
since becoming a licensed driver of motorcycles. Updated as of
September 01, 2014.
50,000 miles
Tim Butters
Joannie Gill
Larry Jenkins
Lindy Jenkins
Hans Mikkelsen
Teri Rippe
Scott Overley
Lonnie Vigil
100,000 miles
200,000 miles
Paty Clyborne
Ross Clyborne
Garlyn Gill
Dan Netz
Steve Rippe
Shirley Machado
250,000 miles
Joe Machado
300,000 miles
Jim Conrad
150,000 miles
Randy Hopkins
500,000 miles
Johnie Johnson
Lou Allen
To update any of this
information, please see your Chapter
Educator Shirley Machado. Note Active members only. If you think that
there is any errors in the above list,
please contact Newsletter Editor Larry Jenkins
Words from our Membership
Enhancement Coordinator Paty
Clyborne
I have not had an article to write in
quite a while. Sorry Larry (CA2W super
news letter editor)
Life threw me a couple of challenges. I had to have brain surgery,
so riding was definitely out of the question for a while. I am still working on getting back to normal (well, as normal as I was)
My husband deserves a medal. I do not handle pain well, so he had
to put up with a big baby. He had to make sure I did what I had to and I
am sure that was not fun or easy. He is the BEST husband ever.
I also want to say a big Thank You to my chapter. When I felt down
and not too happy, a bunch of my pack came over with pizza and lots of
laughter to cheer me up. Laughter is such good medicine. I really think
that the laughter helped me to heal faster. Thank you Wolf Pack.
My first major outing after surgery was to attend the District Rally in
Agoura Hills. I do Love a Rally. Fun and Friends. I get to see friends
that I have known for 20 plus years. If you have never been to a Rally
you are missing a really good time.
As MEC I would like to talk about some of the perks due us as
GWRRA members.
I was perusing the Gold Book (also a perk) and I discovered that
GWRRA offers members a VISA card. This was news to me so I
thought I would share this information with those of you might not
know. A no annual fee rewards program, low introductory APR on purchases and no balance transfer fees for 6 months, along with a competitive interest rate card. They offer 3 card designs OR you can upload
your favorite picture of your Gold Wing. Check it out at http://
www.cardpartner.com/app/gwrrs.
Paty Clyborne
Membership Enhancement Coordinator
California District Event in Agoura Hills, CA August 2831 and September 1, 2014
California District Event in Agoura Hills, CA August 2831 and September 1, 2014
Lindy and Larry
in competition
for California
District Couple
of the Year
Larry winning
Newsletter Editor
of the Year
CA-2W Rally/Raffle on September 6, 2014
Our first two stops
were Clawson Motorsports and Madera
Hond and our sponsors
for our two sets of tires.
Our third prize was the
StreetMaster riding
course donated by
StreetMaster Inc.
The first set went to
Danny Merritt from
CA-1Z in Temecula, CA
CA-2W Rally/Raffle on September 6, 2014
Larry Jenkins wins the second set of tires at
Madera Honda Suzuki.
CA-2W Rally/Raffle on September 6, 2014
Last stop was at Miner Grill in
Coarsegold, CA. At this location we
gave away StreetMaster’s course to
Hans Mikkelsen CA-2W and took
the $200.00 cash. Darlene Parissi
from CA-1L purchase the StreetMaster’s course for $250.00. Lance Wilson from CA-1A won the $100.00
Best Western Travel Card and also
won a Mikey V. Gift certificate. Linda Boman from CA-1Z won the other
Mikey V. Gift certificate.
September Birthday
Alan Larson
Dan Netz
Joe Machado
Paty Clyborne
Diane Lewis
Kris Hall
September 7
September 9
September 18
September 19
September 23
September 24
September Anniversary
Garlyn and Joannie Gill
September 1
Alan and Sandra Ann Larson September 28
Not at meeting Alan Larson, Sandra
Ann Larson, Diane Lewis, Kris Hall
Garlyn and Joannie Gill
Chapter social at Westwood BBQ Restaurant
September 11,2014
CA-2W chapter visit to CA-1L in San Luis Obispo, CA
September 13, 2014
Larry and Lindy in there
Dream ‘s. Bravo Farm on
the way home. Note did not get in the pictures at
CA-1L
CA-1M (cows) Chapter Event in Redland, CA
September 20, 2014
October 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
1
Thu
2
Fri
3
Sat
4Chapter Gathering at Yosemite Fall Café
Breakfast at 8:00
am Gathering at
9:00 am
5
6
7
8
9Chapter So-
10
11
17
18CA-2N
cial at Outback
Steak House
dinner at 6:30
pm
12
13Columbus 14
15
16
Day
19
20
Chapter Event in
Sonora, CA
21Team Meet- 22
23
ing at Brooks
Ranch 7:00 pm
Dinner at 6:00
pm
Johnie Johnson
26
27
28
29
30
24Dan and
25CA-1F
Diane Netz
Chapter Event in
San Diego, CA
31Halloween
November 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1Chapter Gathering at Yosemite Fall Café
Breakfast at 8:00
am Gathering at
9:00 am
2Daylight sav- 3Garlyn Gill
4Election Day 5
6
7
ing time ends
9Sean Lewis
16
8Chapter Event
CA-1C in Palm
Springs, CA
10
17
11
12
18Team Meet- 19
13Chapter
14Lance Hax- 15
Social to be announce
ton
20
21
27
28Black Fri- 29
22
ing at Brooks
Ranch 7:00 pm
Dinner at 6:00
pm
Lindy Jenkins
23
24
25Ken Gong 26
Sandra Ann
Larson
30
day
Athena Netz
Johnnie Johnson
October 21
Dan and Diane Netz
October 24
My most sincere apology if I forgot anyone.
Please let Paty Clyborne or Lindy Jenkins know so
we can update our records.
Thank you Larry Jenkins
Upcoming Events for CA-2W: October 2014
Oct. 4:
Chapter Gathering at Yosemite Fall Café Breakfast at
8:00 am Gathering start time is 9:00 am . After gathering
ride through Burrough Valley
Oct 9:
Chapter Social at Outback Steakhouse 2765 W. Shaw Ave.
Fresno, CA Dinner at 6:30 am
Oct. 11:
Central Coast Classic Motorcycle Show and Swap Meet
Meeting at South Point Brook’s Ranch (see below) 8:00 am
or alternate meet up with group at Bravo Farms in Kettleman
City at 9:00 am
Oct. 18:
Chapter Event CA-2N in Sonora, CA. Meeting at North
Point (see below) Leaving at 6:00 am . Stopping at Pilot in
Madera, CA
Oct. 21:
Team planning meeting at Brooks Ranch. Meeting at 7:00pm
Dinner at 6:00 pm
Oct. 25:
CA-1F Chapter Event in San Diego, CA
Oct. 31:
Halloween Night
Meeting Locations: For rides North of Fresno the meeting
place will be at the Starbucks on Herndon/Hwy 99. For rides
South of Fresno the meeting place will be at Brook’s Ranch,
Chestnut & 99. Clawson Motorsport 6334 N. Blackstone
Upcoming Events for CA-2W: November 2014
Nov. 1:
Chapter Gathering at Yosemite Fall Café Breakfast at
8:00 am Gathering start time is 9:00 am. After gathering ride
if weather permits
Nov 8:
Chapter Event CA-1C in Palm Spring, CA
Nov 13:
Chapter Social to be announce
Nov 15:
Spur ride to be annouce
Nov 18:
Team planning meeting at Brooks Ranch. Meeting at 7:00pm
Dinner at 6:00 pm
Nov 27:
Thanksgiving Day
Nov 28:
Black Friday shopping day
Upcoming Chapter Events for California Chapters
Date
Chapter and Place
Pre-register cutoff
October 18, 2014
October 25, 2014
November 8, 2014
CA-2N in Sonora, CA
CA-1F in San Diego, CA
CA-1C in Palm Spring, CA
September 30, 2014
October 20, 2014
October 1, 2014
See pages for Chapter Director, Telephone number and Web site
Meeting Locations: For rides North of Fresno the meeting
place will be at the Starbucks on Herndon/Hwy 99. For rides
South of Fresno the meeting place will be at Brook’s Ranch,
Chestnut & 99. Clawson Motorsport 6334 N. Blackstone
Upcoming Chapter Events for California Chapters
Date
Chapter and Place
Pre-register cutoff
February 7, 2015:
March 27-29, 2015;
April 11, 2015:
April 19, 2015:
May 2, 2015:
May 16. 2015:
June 6, 2015:
June 14, 2015:
June 27, 2015:
July 18, 2015:
September 19, 2015:
CA-1I in West Covina, CA
CA-1R in Mesquite, NV
CA-1A in Lancaster, CA
CA-1Q in Buena Park, CA
CA-1K in Canoga Park, CA
CA-2K in Fairfield, CA
CA-1L in San Luis Obispo, Ca
CA-1D in Paramount, CA
CA-2N in Sonora, CA
CA-C in Sacramento, CA
CA-2W in Fresno, CA
September 26, 2015:
CA-1Z in Rainbow, CA
September 27, 2015:
CA-1V in Vistorville, CA
October 10, 2015:
CA-2R in Redding, CA
October 17, 2015:
CA-1M in Redland, CA
October 24, 2105:
CA-1F in San Diego, CA
At time no information
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Upcoming other events for District, Region, Nation
Date
May 22-25, 2015:
June 17-21, 2015
Chapter and Place
Region “F” in Tuscan, AZ
Reno Rendezvous in Reno, NV
Note not a GWRRA Event
September 3-7, 2015 California District Event
September 3-6, 2015 GWRRA Wing Ding in
Huntsville, AL
2015
Pre-register cutoff
At time no information
See Wing World Mag.
October 2014 issue
At time no information
See Wing World Mag.
October 2014 issue
Meeting Locations: For rides North of Fresno the meeting
place will be at the Starbucks on Herndon/Hwy 99. For rides
South of Fresno the meeting place will be at Brook’s Ranch,
Chestnut & 99. Clawson Motorsport 6334 N. Blackstone
Outback Steakhouse
2765 W. Shaw Avenue
Fresno, CA 93711
(559) 224-1181
Casual Dinning , Major Credits
Cards Accepted, Price range
$15.00-$25.00
Outback Steakhouse is an Australian themed steakhouse restaurant.
Although beef and steak items make up a good portion of the menu, the
concept offers a variety of chicken, ribs, seafood, and pasta dishes. The
Company's strategy is to differentiate its restaurants by emphasizing consistently high-quality food and service, generous portions at moderate
prices and a casual atmosphere suggestive of the Australian Outback.
If there is some place that you would like to have a social, please look into the restaurant. We need a restaurant that will bill separate tags for our
members, has a large enough space for 12-25 people in an area together,
would take major credit cards, not to loud in the restaurant so we can talk
to each other and the prices run about $10-$25 per meal. We will travel
but remember that some of our member are from the south valley which is
50 miles to Fresno. Please summit your restaurant ideas to Steve or Teri
Rippe.
Also we would like to have Friday night out every month. Now a Friday
night out is a very casual place to eat. We are looking for meals under
$10.00 each. A place where you walk up, order, pay, pick up your meal
and sit where you want.
Chapter CA-2W Support Team
CA-2W
Chapter Directors
Steve and Teri Rippe
(559) 240-5966
[email protected]
CA-2W
Assistant Chapter
Educators
Joe Machado
(559) 471-9190
CA-2W
Assistant Chapter
Directors
Larry and Lindy Jenkins
559-718-8665/559-718-8837
[email protected]
[email protected]
CA-2W
Chapter Educators
Shirley Machado
(559) 471-9190
[email protected]
CA-2W
Treasurer
Shirley Machado
(559) 471-9190
CA-2W
Ride Coordinator
Dan Netz
(559) 392-1237
[email protected]
[email protected]
CA-2W
Chapter Store
Tim Butters
CA-2W
Membership Enhancement
Coordinator
Paty Clyborne
CA-2W
Public Relations
Janice Allen
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
CA-2W
Web Master
Sean Lewis
CA-2W
Ways and Means
Dan Netz
(559) 392-1237
CA-2W
50/50 Chairperson
Ross Clyborne
[email protected]
[email protected]
CA-2W
Individual of the Year
Mike Machado
CA-2W
Sunshine Coordinator
Couple of the Year
Lindy Jenkins
(559) 718-8837
[email protected]
(559) 347-4278
[email protected]
CA-2W
Newsletter Editor
Couple of the Year
Larry Jenkins
(559) 718-8665
[email protected]
[email protected]
Chapter Web Site www.ca2w-gwrra.org
Chapter CA-2W Support Members
Members
Last Name
First Name
Allen
Allen
Butters
Butters
Carr
Clyborne,
Clyborne,
Conrad
Conrad
Derfelt
Derfelt
Dimmer,
Dimmer,
Gill
Gill
Gong,
Gong,
Hall
Haxton
Hopkins
Hopkins
Jenkins
Jenkins
Johnson,
Larson
Larson
Lewis
Lewis
Lou
Janice
Tim
Suzanne (Sue)
David (DD)
Ross
Paty
Jim
Ann
Dann
Mary Ann
William
Linda
Garlyn
Joannie
Ken
Angie
Kris
Lance S
Randy
Tereas
Larry
Lindy
Johnie CC
Alan
Sandra Ann
Sean
Diane
Celebration Dates
Birthdate
Anniversary
April 19,
March 25,
February 24,
April 21,
July 28,
September 19,
December 13,
December 19,
not a member
November 3,
March 16,
November 25,
not a member
September 24,
November 13,
October 30,
May 19,
November 18,
October 21,
September 7,
November 25,
November 9,
September 23,
Year Joining
GWRRA
June 4,
June 4,
June 12,
April, 2002
April, 2002
June, 2009
July 28,
July 28,
May 21,
May 21,
January, 2014
June, 1987
June, 1987
October, 2000
September, 2012
September, 2008
September 1,
September 1,
February 20,
February 20,
May 3,
May 3,
September 28,
September 28,
March 28,
March 28,
March, 2012
March, 2012
April, 2009
September, 2008
February ,2012
January, 2009
January, 2009
April, 2005
April, 2005
July, 2007
June, 2011
June, 2011
July, 2014
July, 2014
The above list is active members only. If you think that there is any errors in
the above list, please contract Newsletter Editor Larry Jenkins.
Chapter CA-2W Support Members
Members
Last Name
First Name
Machado Jr,
Machado
Machado
Mikkelsen,
Mikkelsen,
Netz,
Netz,
Netz,
Overley,
Overley,
Pruett
Richardson,
Richardson,
Rippe,
Rippe,
Styles (Netz)
Vigil,
Vigil,
Joe
Shirley
Mike
Hans
Barbara
Dan
Diane
Athena
Scott
Becky
Beverly
Richard
Mary
Steve
Teri
Lisa
Lonnie
Margie
Celebration Dates
Birthdate
Anniversary
September 18,
March 17,
February 13,
February 15,
not a member
September 9,
August 15,
November 28,
November 20,
August 13,
June 22,
March 25,
December 27,
April 8,
June 8,
June 21,
May 5,
March 26,
June 7,
June 7,
December 23,
December 23,
October 24,
October 24,
July 24,
July 24,
June 19,
June 19,
March 10,
March 10,
September 5,
September 5,
Year Joining
GWRRA
April, 1994
April, 1994
July, 2013
April, 2010
March, 2009
March, 2009
March, 2009
October, 2009
October, 2009
August, 2013
September, 2005
November, 2009
July, 2006
February, 2007
March, 2009
January, 2011
January, 2011
The above list is active members only. If you think that there is any errors in
the above list, please contract Newsletter Editor Larry Jenkins.
California District Team
California District
District Directors
Vincent and Pamela
Puterbaugh
(951) 435-6000 (Vincent)
(951) 453-9867 (Pamela)
[email protected]
pamputerbaugh@gmailcom
California District
District Educator
Mike and Ruth Burke
(209) 536-1318
[email protected]
California District
Assistant District Directors
John and Linda Boman
(951) 440-0657 (John)
(951) 259-5277 (Linda)
[email protected]
[email protected]
California District
Assistant District
Educators
Nick and Terri Riolo
(209) 462-6122
California District
Treasurer
Diana Hibden
(310) 638-2830
[email protected]
[email protected]
California District
District Photographer
Jim Miller
760-275-0314
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
California District
Membership and Retention Coordinators
Garrett (Gary) and
Dee Bowers
(661) 729-6754
California District
Assistant Membership and
Retention Coordinators
Steve and Alma Sprenkle
(619) 585-9112
[email protected]
[email protected]
California District
District Store Managers
Robert and Tina Gulley
[email protected]
California District
Lady Ride Coordinator
Special Interest Group
(SIG)
Diana Hibden
(310) 638-2830
[email protected]
California District
Convention Coordinators
Bill and Rene Johnson
(707) 631-4102
California District
Vendor Coordinator
OPEN POSITION
Bill.Johnson.
[email protected]
CA District Web Site www.gwrra-ca.org
California District Team
California District
Chapter of the Year
Coordinator
OPEN POSITION
California District
Parking Lot Practice
Trainer (PLP)
Mike and Elma Maury
(858) 485-7216
[email protected]
California District
Couple of the Year and
Individual of the Year
Coordinator (COY) (IOY)
Mike and Ruth Burke
(209) 536-1318
[email protected]
California District
Motorist Awareness
Program Coordinators
Robert and Linda Harmon
(661) 810-5154 (Bob)
(661) 810-5157 (Linda)
California District
Motorist Awareness
Program Coordinators
Assistants
Bob and Nancy Clark
(661) 943-5663
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
California District
Medic First Aid
Coordinators
Robert and Linda Harmon
(661) 810-5154 (Bob)
(661) 810-5157 (Linda)
California District
Medic First Aid Assistants
Bob and Nancy Clark
(661) 943-5663
California District
Couple of the Year
Bob and Nancy Clark
(661) 943-5663
[email protected]
Member of CA-1A
California District
Individual of the Year
Ken Parmann
Member of CA-1L
[email protected]
Bharmon85Wgmail.com
[email protected]
California District
District Artist
Ruth Burke
(209) 536-1318
California District
Newsletter Editor
Pamela Puterbaugh
(951) 453-9867
California District
Web Master
Scott Wienke
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
CA District Web Site www.gwrra-ca.org
Southwest Region F (fun) Team
Region F
Directors
Keith and Teresa Morrison
(505) 922-9250
(505) 414-7239 (Keith’s)
(505) 414-7238 (Teresa’s)
[email protected]
Region F
Assistant Directors
Joyce and Rick Elmore
(970) 619-8140
(303) 803-3748 (Joyce)
(303) 803-5378 (Rick)
[email protected]
Region F
Assistant Directors
Cathy and George Diaz
(949) 551-4896
(949) 302-8664 (Cathy)
(714) 813-6989 (George)
[email protected]
Region F
Educators
Dave and Dee Gormley
(520) 749-5653
[email protected]
Region F
Leadership Trainers
Garry Howland
(303) 677-0203
[email protected]
Region F
Assistant Educators and
Medic First Aid Training
Coordinators
Joel and Marti Winkler
(626) 969-7486
[email protected]
[email protected]
Region F
Assistant Educators and
Motorist Awareness
Program Coordinators
Mike and Barri Critzman
(760) 786-3405
[email protected]
Region F
Membership Enhancement
Coordinator
Kenneth and Cindy Kelly
(623) 229-9339
(623) 297-3620
[email protected]
Region F
Assistant Trainers
Harry and Amy Jenkins
(505) 730-6267
[email protected]
[email protected]
Region F
Treasurer
Patti O’Neill-Esposito and
Sal Esposito
(408) 244-7722
(408) 639-0415 cell
[email protected]
Region F
Assistant Educator
Mike and Ruth Burke
(209) 536-1318
[email protected]
Region F Web Site www.gwrra-regionf.org
Southwest Region F Team
Region F
Region Store
Sallie and John Baldwin
(480) 983-0823
[email protected]
Region F
Public Relations
Coordinators
Dennis and Karen Long
(262) 366-6206
[email protected]
Region F
2015 Chapter of the Year
Colorado Chapter L
Lakewood, CO
Region F
Couple and Individual of
the Year Coordinators
JoAnn and Jim MacLean
(661) 251-5420
[email protected]
Region F
Couple and Individual of
the Year Assistant
Coordinators
Rich Mason
(562) 315-5213
[email protected]
Region F
Couple of the Year (COY)
Bob and Jan Wills
Region F
Individual of the Year
(IOY)
Brian Lape
[email protected]
Region F
Convention Vendor
Coordinators
Donna and Larry Pickens
(661) 726-5145
(661) 547-2733 (Donna)
(661) 547-3166 (Larry)
[email protected]
Region F
Assistant Convention
Vendor Coordinators
Jan and Ken Pedder
(661) 810-7606 (Jan Cell)
(661) 943-7014 (home)
Region F
Newsletter Editors
Tom and Vicki Lorenz
(714) 968-4393
(714) 801-8664 (cell)
[email protected]
Region F
Assistant Region Educator/
Rider Course Training
Coordinator
This is an open position at
this time.
Region F
Webmaster
Tom and Lisa Evans
(575) 652-3144
(732) 809-2184 (cell)
[email protected]
[email protected]
Region F Web Site www.gwrra-regionf.org
GWRRA National Team
GWRRA Nation Team
Directors
Ray and Sandi Garris
(602) 404-6875
[email protected]
GWRRA Nation Team
Directors of Divisions/
Programs
Dave and Gwen Carter
(815) 477-9893
GWRRA Nation Team
Director of Finance
Jeffrey Liner
(423)336-5835
[email protected]
GWRRA Nation Team
Member Enhancement
Directors
Bob and Karla Greer
(770) 473-1316
GWRRA Nation Team
Rider Education Directors
Tony and Michelle Van
Schaick
(919) 346-1433
GWRRA Nation Team
Leadership Training
Director
Paul and Cheryl Brosher
(260) 344-1646
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
GWRRA Nation Team
Editor in Chief Wing
World Magazine
Kevin Whipps
(623) 581-2500 ext 253
GWRRA Nation Team
Global Affairs Director
Deputy Director Overseas
Dan and Rachel Sanderovich
972-542-300-311 Israel
GWRRA Nation Team
Deputy Directors East
Region A, B, D and N
Bob and Nancy Shrader
(352) 668-3164
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
GWRRA Nation Team
Deputy Directors Central
Region E and H
Bill and Dea Ann Gray
(918) 231-9371
GWRRA Nation Team
Deputy Director Canada
Bob and Carolyn Pinet
(905) 336-6166
GWRRA Nation Team
Deputy Director West
Region F and I
Anita and JR Alkire
4331 Summit Drive
La Mesa, Ca 91941-7842
(619) 741-8893 (home)
(858) 922-2251 (cell)
(619) 741-8859 (fax)
[email protected]
[email protected]
GWRRA Web Site www.gwrra.org
Gathering Time
Chapter
Chapter Director (s)
Gathering Place
3rd Sunday
Breakfast @ 8:30
Gathering @ 9:00
CAC
Bob and Nancy Harris
(209) 744-8560
[email protected]
ELKS Lodge #6
6446 Riverside Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95822
1st Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:15
Gathering @ 9:00
CA1A
Lance and Dee Wilson
(661) 992-7701
[email protected]
Greenhouse Café
1169 Commerce Center
Lancaster, CA 93534
3rd Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 9:00
CA1C
Jim and Karen Miller
(760) 275-0314
[email protected]
Burgers & Beer
72-772 Dinah Shore Dr.
Rancho Mirage, CA
4th Sunday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 8:30
CA1D
Cliff Kennish
(323) 582-4398
[email protected]
Paramount Elks Lodge
8108 E. Alondra Blvd.
Paramount, CA 90723
2nd Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 8:30
CA1F
Tammy Burmeister
(619) 335-3260
[email protected]
Broken Yolk Café
1851 Garnet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92109
2nd Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 8:30
CA1I
George and Norma Mocabee
(626) 945-5988
[email protected]
Denny’s
546 W. Baseline Rd.
Glendora, CA
Last Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 9:00
CA1K
Ken Freeland
(818) 370-3572
[email protected]
Denny’s Diner
8330 Topanga Canyon Blvd.
Canoga Park, CA 91304
2nd Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 8:30
CA1L
Bob and Barbara Dowdy
(805) 226-9175
[email protected]
IHOP
212 Madonna Rd.
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
2nd Sunday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 9:00
CA1M
Barbara Tait Co-CD
(909) 910-4640
[email protected]
Pepper Steak
26589 Highland Avenue
Highland, CA 92346
2nd Sunday
Breakfast @ 7:30
Gathering @ 8:00
CA1Q
Robin and David Black
(562) 505-6682
[email protected]
Black Bear Dinner
7005 Knott Ave
Buena Park, CA 90602
1st Sunday
Breakfast @ 7:30
Gathering @ 8:00
CA1R
Michael and Gayle Davis
(949) 916-4761
[email protected]
Home Town Buffet
1008 E. 17th St.
Santa Ana, CA 92707
3rd Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 9:00
CA1S
Jo Jolitz
(805) 216-6661
[email protected]
Carrow’s
2401 Harbor Blvd.
Ventura, CA 93003
3rd Sunday
Breakfast @ 7:00
Gathering @ 8:00
CA1V
Mike and Barri Critzman
(760) 245-9218
[email protected]
Maxwell’s
17772 Wika Rd.
Apple Valley, CA 92307
1st Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 9:00
CA1Z
Ginger and Danny Merritt
(951) 285-3597
[email protected]
Home Town Buffet
40390 Margarita Rd.
Temecula, CA 92591
4th Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 9:00
CA2A
Greg and Kay Boyajian
(559) 638-4931
[email protected]
Old Salles Café
2082 N. J Street
Tulare, CA 93274
Gathering Time
Chapter
Chapter Director (s)
Gathering Place
2nd Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 8:30
CA2J
Alex and Marce Ageev
(925) 497-4480
[email protected]
Home Town Buffet
2050 Diamond Blvd.
Concord, CA 94520
4th Sunday
Breakfast @ 8:30
Gathering @ 9:00
CA2K
Steve and Karen Palatino
(707) 426-4847
[email protected]
Benicia Grill II
2390 N. Texas St.
Fairfield, CA 94533
2nd Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 9:00
CA2N
Kenneth and Linda Stark
(209) 450-6742
[email protected]
Pine Tree Restaurant
19601 Hess Ave.
Sonora, CA 95370
3rd Saturday
Breakfast @ 7:30
Gathering @ 8:30
CA2Q
Don and Beth Kuellmer
(925) 487-5750 (925) 487-1931
[email protected]
Black Bear Diner
5100 Hopyard Road
Pleasanton, CA 94588
2rd Sunday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 8:30
CA2R
Dave Wilson
(530) 275-5521
[email protected]
Vittles Restaurant
2685 North Street
Anderson, CA 96007
3rd Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 8:45
CA2S
Charlie and Deborah Porzio
(408) 710-6227
[email protected]
Home Town Buffet
212 Ranch Drive
Milpitas, CA 85035
1st Saturday
Breakfast @ 8:00
Gathering @ 9:00
CA2W
Steve and Teri Rippe
(559) 240-5966
[email protected]
Yosemite Falls
4020 N. Cedar (Granite Park)
Fresno, CA 93725
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