The November 2014 Newsletter of OK

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SHAWNEE
HONDA
COOKOUT
All these happy,
fun loving people
of Chapter OK-B
and employees of
Shawnee Honda
during
our
monthly Cookout
at
Shawnee
Honda’s Monthly
C u s t o m e r
Appreciation Day.
Saturday was a
beautiful
day
with
lots
of
customers
and
friends.
Read
inside about our
relationship with
our Friends and
major
sponsor
Shawnee Honda.
The November 2014 Newsletter of OK-B
Region H, GWRRA, Shawnee, Oklahoma
Nov2014
Friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge
page 1
Inside this issue:
Table of Contents - Oct recap
2
Cover Story— Shawnee Honda Cookout
3
Chapter Director Message
4
Assistant Chapter Director Message
5
Chapter Couple Message & COY info
6
Rider Education Message
7
Motorist Awareness Proram Message
8
Membership Enhancement Program Message
9
“GWRRA My Way”, a poem by Judy Mott
10
Special Ride Nov 1
11
Nov celebrations & winners at monthly gathering
12
Chapter OK-B Recipe Page - No Corn Syrup Pecan Pie
13
Special event opportunities
14
Chapter OK-B Team Info
15
OK District News: OK Chapter Information
District Team
16
17
Region H News
18
GWRRA News
19-20
Chapter OK-B Sponsor Page
21
November Event Calendar
22
Come join OK-B at the monthly
gathering held on the 4th
Tuesday of every month at the
Golden Corral, 2513 N Harrison,
Shawnee, OK. We meet to eat
at 5:45pm. The fun begins at
7pm with the Pledge to the Flag.
The November gathering will be
held November 25, 2014. We
hope to see you there!
October event
participation numbers
Oct 2nd Dinner ride to Bosco
Joes, Seminole: 9
Oct 4th OK-W’s party: 9
Oct 9th Dinner ride to Blue
Moon Café, Ada: 14
Oct 16th Dinner ride to La
Donna’s Grill, Meeker: 15
Oct 23rd Dinner ride to
Domencas’ Italian Restaurant,
Shawnee: 13
Oct 25th Breakfast at Jimmy’s
Egg: 7
Shawnee Honda Cookout: 15
Oct 28th Monthly Gathering:
36
If you attended all 5 District Conventions plus the Region H convention in 2014,
please let Joel know by November 10th! You are eligible to be entered into a
drawing to win free region/district convention registrations for 2015.
If you did not attend all 6 Conventions, no action is required.
Joel’s number is 405.258.6334. His e-mail is gwrra-okb@yahoo.com
Special thanks to Johnie & Gina Fredman for their time and efforts in coordinating our October rides.
November 2014
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Shawnee Honda and Chapter OK-B Cookout
Each month our Chapter joins in with our major sponsor, Shawnee Honda, in their
Customer Appreciation Day. As members of Chapter OK-B, you are aware that Shawnee
Honda’s owners and employees provide to the public a lunch of Hamburgers and Hotdogs
w/drinks on the last Saturday of each month to say thank you to all that patronize and visit
their business in Shawnee. I’m sure they realize that providing this service to their
customers is just good business. This service that Shawnee Honda provides is also a great
opportunity for our Chapter to be “seen and heard” in presenting the story of the GWRRA to
the motorcycling public. And of course we want to take full advantage of the opportunity to
strengthen our Chapter with new members.
The Goldwing Road Riders Association is a volunteer organization when it comes to all the
events we participate in. One of our monthly events is the Shawnee Honda Cookout and
Recruiting Event. Our chapter has volunteered to assist Shawnee Honda each month by
cooking the hamburgers and hotdogs, and serving the customers that come by for lunch. Our
members are some of Shawnee Honda’s best customers and enjoy all the fun that comes along
with the assistance they provide. The guys usually do all the cooking. The fellowship and
greeting of customers is lots of Fun. The gals also enjoy their time doing most of the serving,
prep work, and cleanup afterwards. Occasionally your might find a guy in the kitchen area
doing some of those chores. They all have big smiles and friendly conversation for the visitors
that come thought the serving line. We always have information and recruiting material set
up with a friendly face to explain any questions that customers and visitors may have about
Chapter OK-B and the GWRRA. Along with our Chapter banner, which is proudly displayed,
is our Mascot and yearly Scrapbook. Several times a year our chapter has a bake sell of cookies and cupcakes to raise money for our charitable organizations, to include the chapter’s
support of the Hope House in Shawnee.
As the Chapter Director, it is plain to see that our members enjoy coming to Shawnee
Honda each month, just as much as Shawnee Honda enjoys having us there. We would like to
say “Thank You” to Randy, Jason, and all the Shawnee Honda employees that have included
our chapter in their day of Appreciation for their Customers. We enjoy the time that we spend
there each month. And to the great members of Chapter OK-B, Thank You for all that you do
for our chapter and volunteer time that you give each month. I truly believe that both
organizations benefit from this monthly gathering of “Friends for Fun, Safety, and
Knowledge.”
Joel Wakefield
Chapter Director
Nov2014
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A Message from Your Director
Carol and I really believe that November is the beginning of the Greatest Time of the
Year! During late fall the changing foliage, cooler weather, and upcoming holidays gives us a
warm feeling deep inside. Late fall is a beautiful time of the seasons. And of course it’s a
wonderful time to ride bikes and trikes! Our Chapter is rescheduling our trip to the
Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve, in north central Oklahoma. The new date is November 1st. Same time and places of interest. We know the days are shorter so we may adjust the
departure and return times to stay in the daylight hours. See the November calendar. We
are looking at a Talimena Drive to Mena, AR and an overnight ride in early November also.
These are just a couple of rides that are planned in November.
November is a busy month for all of us, whether it be for Chapter Events or personal
events. Starting with November 4th, which is Election Day in our country. Not voting is not
an opinion! The only vote that doesn’t count is the one not cast! Please exercise your rights
and vote!
Remember that on November 11th we honor our military veterans and all the individuals
who gave their life to preserve this country’s right to remain free. Please join your local
community in honoring those who have given so much for our country. Carol and I will be
attending ceremonies in Chandler that honor our veterans. God Bless Our Veterans!
Along with all our regular dinner rides, monthly gathering, and cookout there is a special
day for a personal family gathering. Thanksgiving Day is November 27th. Carol and I have
always shared Thanksgiving with our families. Thanksgiving has always been at my
mother’s home in El Reno. We spend the day with our family w/kids, my brother’s family w/
kids, Dad and Mom, her sisters, brothers, and their families, aunts, uncles, and cousins, so
many wonderful family members. For years it was always a full madhouse. But we wouldn’t
have had it any other way. Family was always “Thanksgiving” and “Thanksgiving” is always family. Time has changed our family, fewer and fewer each year, until there is just a
small group of our family that once was. Still we gather each year and give thanks for our
blessings and family. I’m sure your family is much the same.
But the ability to give to those that are down and in need of a helping hand is a blessing
in its self. Most of our communities and churches participate in feeding and clothing programs for the needy. Volunteering is a great way to give back to the communities that have
been so good to us. Monetary donations are another great way to give to the needy through
communities and churches. Anything you can do to help will always be greatly appreciated.
Please support your community and churches. especially during this time of the year.
Carol and I hope that you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with family and friends. And
for our Chapter, we will have a “Thanksgiving”
November to remember, with “Friends for Fun, Safety,
and Knowledge.”
Thank You for Supporting Your Chapter!
Joel and Carol Wakefield
GWRRA, OK-B
Chapter Director
November 2014
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A message from your Assistant Chapter Director(s)
Jim & Linda Foshee
GWRRA is an International Association of Gold Wing and Valkyrie
motorcycle riders.
GWRRA is an informal educational, social organization of proud, unique and special
people—Gold Wing Owners. Owners of other brands of motorcycle owners are accepted as
associate members.
It was formed for people with whom we can exchange ideas, share safety information
relating to motorcycling and motorcyclists educate the non-motorcycling public concerning
motorcycling problems and participate in impromptu rides. In addition, it supports the
Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) and assists all motorcyclists in achieving and/or
improving public acceptance of motorcyclists.
GWRRA is a family-oriented organization, without political or religious affiliations or
influence and supports civic, local, police, charity, and government organizations.
GWRRA publishes and distributes Wing World and other media that will inform, educate,
entertain and enlighten our Members and Officers.
All that said, it all boils down to good people wanting to have fun with their motorcycle. The
most important item in a Chapter, is you, the members. We will get out, what we put in.
The chapter is all about you, and having fun. If you have a question, or a suggestion, step
right up and speak up. We, as officers of the chapter, are eager for your help and
suggestions. Got a new place to eat? Found a new neat place to ride to? Just want to go on
a group ride? Our rides and activities are not limited just to our Thursday night dinner
rides. It can be a spur of the moment idea for a neat ride.
Send out an e-mail and probably as likely as not, there will
be some members that would like to take the ride with you.
Fall is here, the leaves are changing, the weather is great,
and there are places just calling our name. Come on down.
Fun awaits.
Nov2014
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A note from your 2014 Chapter Couple of the Year
Smitty and Kay Smith
Chapter B couple of the Year 2014
The weather outside is beautiful and the riding has been
great. This fall has been the best for riding and being with our fellow Chapter B members
and other riders too. We show our pride and joy of being with our friends. As the Chapter
members in their gold shirts and black vests walked into LaDonna’s Grill, we were greeted
with looks of awe by the other patrons. It was fun to see them smile and then stand up and
look at the bikes and trikes outside. I love to go to the different businesses and show off our
Chapter Pride. It brings a smile every time. When we leave the place the fellow patrons
know we had a great time There is much laughter and that shows we are a fun loving group
of friends. I love seeing all the gold shirts sitting together at these events. It makes me
proud to be a part of it. We wear our Chapter Couple of the Year medallions and Chapter
shirts, and Smitty wears his signature “bowler” to add to the pride of the Chapter.
So, keep up the pride and wear your chapter shirts and GWRRA vests and keep those smiles
coming our way. We look forward to seeing all of you again on our next ride.
Thank you
Chapter B!
November 2014
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Stay Safe and Wear
All the Gear All the Time
Kay Smith,
Chapter B Rider Educator
If you are going to ride at night, you are going to face the headlights of oncoming vehicles.
Riding at night presents a challenge just because of the lack of light; but then when another
vehicle approaches, the challenge increases. Suddenly your view of the road and surrounding
areas get even worse as those offending headlights cause your eyes to adjust to their
brightness. You could almost see the road before, now you can’t see it at all! It gets even worse
if the oncoming vehicle’s lights are not adjusted properly, or if the high beams are on. It takes a
good few seconds for your eyes to readjust after being blasted by those headlights, plenty of
time for your path of travel to become, shall we say, errant. You probably won’t be headed
toward the oncoming vehicle, but you may be unintentionally headed for the side of the road.
Older riders have a bigger problem with this than younger ones. So do riders who are fatigued,
or are not sober. We can’t make this problem go away (unless we NEVER ride at night), but we
can mitigate it. Here are some ideas:
Let’s start out with some obvious things: be refreshed, alert and sober. Wear clean,
non-tinted eye protection. Choose a lower speed for night travel. Make sure your headlights are
working and adjusted properly.
Here are some tips that are not so obvious:
Before you get on your bike at night, spend a few minutes in the dark in order to allow your
eyes to adjust to the darkness. Once you are riding, and an oncoming vehicle approaches, focus
your vision toward the right side of the road, perhaps on that white line that often defines the
edge of the roadway, until the oncoming vehicle passes you, and then refocus your vision to the
road ahead.
As always, be alert all the time. It is too easy to get comfortable an “zone out” while enjoying
the ride. Also, remember when riding, “no skin below the chin” (helmet, eye protection, FULL
fingered gloves, long sleeve shirt/jacket, long pants and sturdy OVER the ankle foot wear).
Ride safe!
-Kay
Nov2014
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A message from your
Motorist Awareness
Program Coordinator,
Kay Smith
By Stacey “Az” Azmaker
I ride, and those who know me know I ride. They also know that is not about to change. And,
for whatever reason, those who care about me—my fiancé, family, friends, and co-workers—
want me to come home from each and every ride safely. (I guess there’s no accounting for taste)
We make riding choices every time we throw a leg over. My choices about when, where, and
how I ride are influenced by how much I care for the people in my life. To be perfectly honest, I
want to come home from each ride safely too, but it’s more than that. They don’t want to lose
me, and I don’t want to leave them.
Who do you have in your life that wants you to come home? Your kids? Your wife or husband?
Your brothers and sisters? Your parents? Your friends?
I am free to decide how I’ll ride; not because the government tells me to; not because my
riding buddies tell me to; but because I choose to. For me, and for the ones I care about, I choose:
To ride sober
To ride within my own limits (skill, judgement, fatigue, etc)
To keep my riding skills sharp (take training, practice)
To dress for comfort, visibility, and protection
To wear gear that protects my body, my hands, my feet, my eyes, and my head
To get my eyes up and look well down the road and all the way through my turns
Your choices are up to you and no one else. It is our New Year’s Wish that all of you come home
safely from each and every ride to the ones who love you. Honor them with your choices. To
them, your life and health are the gifts that keep on giving.
Ride safe. Share the Road, Look Twice and Save a Life.
November 2014
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Gold Wing Road Riders Association
Membership Enhancement Program
Chapter OK-B, Shawnee, OK
Paul & Becky Lawson
Membership Enhancement Coordinators
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need for long-term care insurance. It's not simply "nursing home" coverage, but insurance
that helps assure you of continued independence as you age - without depleting the personal
assets you've worked hard to acquire. But choosing the right protection from the many plans
available can be a daunting task.
Call Long Term Care Resources today to receive a FREE GWRRA Long Term Care Planning
Kit. To speak with an authorized LTC Specialist in your area, please contact LTCR Toll Free
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from Monumental Life Insurance Company for eligible members age 45-75, lets you choose a
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doesn't cover, take the time to look at your Medicare supplement insurance options. Medicare
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Program. Call 1-800-556-7614 for details!
Nov2014
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by Judy Mott
What is GWRRA?
That’s what outside people say.
Here’s how I’d tell of our organization
without a detailed explanation.
If you like to be with friends
ride to great places to eat,
that’s just ONE fun thing we do.
Our weekly rides can’t be beat.
Monthly we gather, hug and greet,
cover agendas, and again, we eat.
We’re taught safety rules to heed,
play games, discuss the items we need.
Rallies/Conventions offer rides galore
with games and light parades and more
Seminars increase our education
and rides to a mystery destination
We like to learn while having fun
There are programs here for everyone
Offering rewards and competition.
Choose what fits your own ambition.
Does this explain some things we do?
Come for a visit, we’d like to meet you!!
Please
remember to thank the
veterans regularly for what they
have done for our country but
especially on November 11th,
Veterans Day
November 2014
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Special Ride???? - Rescheduled to November 1
Some of you are probably wondering, hey, where are the special rides we heard we were going to have! Well, to be honest, I didn’t think you would appreciate a long ride in the hottest
part of summer. Now that it’s cooler, I have, for your enjoyment, a ride to Woolaroc Museum &
Wildlife Preserve.
Here is the itinerary, which may need adjusting some as the date gets closer. There is a link
below for the restaurant and one for Woolaroc.
The date!!! I almost forgot to tell you when! It’s November the 1st, which is a Saturday.
8:15am—meet at Shawnee Honda for safety meeting
8:30 am—leave Shawnee Honda
Will head East on I-40 to Hwy 99 then North
Fuel & rest stop in Drumright
Continue on Hwy 99 to Hominy for lunch
11:00 am—lunch at Wild Country Meats. About 100 miles from starting point, we will then
take Hwy 20 (1st street) and go East (on North side of road), 801 E 1st Street, Hominy, OK
http://www.wildcountrymeats.com/Grill-Menu.html
12:30pm—Leave Hominy. Proceed back to Hwy 99 and head North
Follow Hwy 99 North, then Hwy 11 east and Hwy 123 North
Then turn onto Woolaroc Drive—Museum & Wildlife Preserve will be about 2
miles up this road.
1:15pm—After about 34 miles, we will arrive at Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve, 1925
Woolaroc Ranch Road—918-336-0307. Adults: $10 Over 65: $8
https://www.woolaroc/org/pages/hours-and-directions
Will stay about 2-3 hours and then proceed back the same way which
means back in Shawnee about 7-8 pm.
Tom Arnold
Chapter B
Special Rides Coordinator
October was Breast Cancer Awareness month. Pictured above is the back of Ervin’s
shirt and Susan sporting a pink hat, both showing support of the month designated to
“wear pink”!
Nov2014
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November
Birthdays
11/05 Donna A
11/05 Carolyn N
11/17 Charlene L
11/21
Joy G
11/27 Linda M
11/30 Johnie F
November Anniversaries:
11/1 Chris & Linda
11/26
David & Dana T
11/28
Tony & Elva Jean K
November GWRRA Anniversaries
Lloyd S; & Chris M
Dinner ride Coordinators for
November 2014:
Robert & Voleta McClure
A celebrity among us! Earl promotes his book.
Phyllis & Jim
win the 50/50
pot of $45
OK-B Boomerang Award:
Foshee’s are the dinner winners
Congratulations to Larry Cowan. A little name
dropping earned him
this award.
Wear it with pride!
Pictured here is Paul
handing over the
Boomerang to Larry.
Be on the watch and
nominate your
favorite next month!
Note to those that don’t
know—this is our version
of a Wing-Nut (goofy)
November 2014
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Recipes from Chapter B
The Recipe Lady -Becky Lawson
This recipe shared by Carla & Tom Arnold
No Corn Syrup Pecan Pie
Don't like a gummy pecan pie that you think is going to pull
the fillings out of your teeth? Well, this is the one for you!
Rich and creamy.
Serving Size: 6 to 8 or maybe 3 to 4
Difficulty: Easy
Ingredients:
1. 1/2 cup white sugar (Splenda)
2. 1/2 stick unsalted butter, melted
3. 1-1/2 cups light brown sugar (Splenda brown sugar can be used but only use ½ the
amount if Splenda is used)
4. Pinch of salt
5. 2 T. sifted AP flour
6. 3 whole eggs, beaten
7. 1/2 cup half n' half
8. 1 cup pecans, either whole or broken (I like the broken because it's easier to cut the pie.)
9. Single 9-inch pie crust, unbaked
Instructions:
10. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
11. In a large bowl, beat the eggs. Add the sugars, salt, flour and half n' half and beat until
well blended.
12. Stir in the melted butter and pecans and mix well.
13. Pour the mixture into your prepared 9-inch pie shell and bake until the filling is cooked
but still soft in the middle when you give it a little wiggle, about 45 to 60 minutes depending
on your oven.
14. Cool pie on a rack, chill, cut, eat and enjoy!
Nov2014
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If you are interested: Free for GWRRA members!
A Gun Law seminar will be held on November 20th from 6:30-9:30 pm at the American Legion
Post #20, 201 SE Railroad St., Fort Gibson,OK 74434. If you
own a gun, have your concealed carry permit or are considering
getting a concealed carry permit you will not want to miss this
informative legal rights seminar.
To register go to http://www.gunlawseminar.com/?state=OK and
click on Chapter M’s banner. This will take you directly to the
registration form. The normal registration fee is $10 per person
but registration fees for our GWRRA members will be waived if
you enter the promo code GWRRA in the promo code box.
You can also go to http://www.gunlawseminar.com/gun-law-seminar-13/774 to get more
information about this particular seminar.
Chapter B is
p l an n i n g
to
participate
in
this Toy Run on
November 22nd.
Please put it on
your
personal
calendar
and
join in this fun
and
beneficial
time.
Note: This is not
a
GWRRA
event.
November 2014
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GWRRA OK-B Chapter Team
Joel & Carol Wakefield
Chapter Director:
405.258.6334
gwrra_okb@yahoo.com
Assistant Chapter Director:
Jim & Linda Foshee
405.517.8301
jfoshee5@aol.com
Membership Enhancement Coordinator & Benevolence Coordinator:
Paul & Becky Lawson
405.203.1163
tinbender.135@gmail.com
Chapter Educator & Motorist Awareness Coordinator:
Kay Smith
405. 201.3601
ldyky727@yahoo.com
Treasurer:
405.273.5453
wingman26@hotmail.com
John Owens
Robert McClure
Chapter Webmaster:
405.550.9144
b-ok@sbcglobal.net
Newsletter Editor:
Susan Carter
405.227-8675 suziecme@yahoo.com
Chapter Couple of the Year 2014:
Smitty & Kay Smith 405.201.3601
Tom Arnold
Judy Mott
Becky Lawson
Special Ride Coordinator:
405.258.2543 carlafay@aol.com
Fun Activities Coordinator:
405.777.6507
jkmott44@gmail.com
Recipe Coordinator:
405.318.8958
becksy3477@gmail.com
Chapter Photographer:
Smitty Smith
405.201.3600
butch850@yahoo.com
Bonnie Neuberger
Nov2014
Scrapbook Coordinator:
815.289.5734
bonnrn@emi-ok.com
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OKLAHOMA CHAPTER INFORMATION & DIRECTORS
Chapter B:
Gathering:
Chapter E:
Joel Wakefield
405.258.6334
gwrra_okb@yahoo.com
Carol Wakefield
405.258.6332
momawakefield@yahoo.com
4th Tuesday at Golden Corral, 2513 N Harrison, Shawnee, OK, meet at 7PM
Gathering:
Kenney Graham
918.752.4675
ksgraham@beggstelco.net
Sherry Graham
918.630.0062
2nd Tuesday at Golden Corral, 8144 E 21st St., Tulsa, OK, meet at 7PM
Chapter G:
Gathering:
Jim & Bonnie Guillane
918-331.5859
s52jim@aol.com
1st Tuesday at Montana Mike’s Steakhouse, 3825 SE Adams Rd, Bartlesville, OK meet at 7PM
Chapter I:
Gathering:
Mattie & Eason Jones
405.816.4843
smattie@cox.net
4th Monday at East China Buffet, 13202 S Memorial Dr., Bixby, OK, meet at 7PM
Chapter J:
Gathering:
Don & Pam Redinger
405.626.0222
dpredinger@att.net
3rd Thursday at Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler, 33 E 33rd, Edmond, OK, meet at 7:15PM
Chapter K:
Gathering:
Bud & DiAnn Ashpole
580.352.1805
2nd Thursday at Pizza Hut in Ponca City, meet at 7PM
Chapter L:
Tom Clouse
580.704.0329
taclouse@gmail.com
Paula Clouse
580.704.0328
pjclouse1@gmail.com
1st Monday at Golden Corral in Lawton, OK, meet at 7:30PM
Gathering:
Chapter M:
eashpole@yahoo.com
Gathering:
Ralph Stephan
918.465.6752
ralphstephan@yahoo.com
Evalina Stephan
918.465.6497
stephanevelina@yahoo.com
2nd Thursday at Cowboys BBQ, 401 N York, Muskogee, OK , meet at 7PM
Chapter N:
Gathering:
Larry LeTarte
405.323.0776
larry.letarte@cox.net
3rd Tuesday at Libby’s Café, 111 E Center St., Goldsby, OK, meet at 7PM
Chapter P:
Beth Jensen
918.693.5538
trike_rider@yahoo.com
Larry Jensen
918.835.8859
larry.jensen@cox.net
2nd Monday at Cotton Eyed Joes BBQ, 715 Morentz, Claremore, OK, meet at 7PM
Gathering:
Chapter W:
Gathering:
Terri Lander
405.201.9847
tlander@climatemaster.com
Mike Lander
405.201.9546
mikesgwrra@gmail.com
2nd Tuesday at GattiTown, 5833 NW Expressway, OKC, OK, meet at 7PM
Here’s the list of anniversaries & events
within the OK District for 2015
Jan 1—Polar Bear Ride
Mar 14—OK-M anniversary
Oct 15-18—OK District rally
November 2014
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News from and about the
Oklahoma District
2014 District Team
Bill & Debbie Rhoades
918-616-8862
District Director
brhoades54@gmail.com
Johnie & Gina Fredman
405-397-3850
Asst. District Director
johnie@okhypnosis.com
Kay & Smitty Smith
405-201-3601
Motorist Awareness
Program Coordinator
ldyky727@yahoo.com
Jeanne Smith
Treasurer
js3920@cox.net
Max Rowlett
580-704-8290
Rider Educator
maxer50@aol.com
Bill Rhoades
Asst. Rider Educator
brhoades54@gmail.com
John & Shawn Irons
405-747-4618
Trainer & Chapter of the
Year Coordinator
ironsline3414@gmail.com
Susan Carter & Bill Miller
405-227-8675
Membership Enhancement
& Couple of the Year
Program Coordinator
Steve & Carolyn Cotton
District Couple 2014-2015
June & Mike Stuckey
918-577-5520
Newsletter Editor
jstuck45@yahoo.com
Robert & Voleta McClure
405-550-9144
Webmaster & Vendor
Coordinator
b-ok@sbcglobal.net
Bill & Donna Shenberger
Camping Coordinators
Nov2014
Suziecme@yahoo.com
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Region H News
Your 2014 Region H Team
Jack Wagner
Region H Director
405.514.1234
Sam & Anita Belinoski
281-469-5755
Region "H" Educators
Region "H" Webmaster
Houston, TX
Ricky & Karen Frazier
Region "H" MFA Coordinators
281-615-1365
Porter, TX
Steve & Billie Fleming
832-630-2038
Region "H" Member
Enhancement Coordinators
Couple of the Year Coordinators
Pins and Patches
Houston, TX
Garry & Phylis VanBuskirk
316-321-0896
Region "H" Assistant
Director
El Dorado, KS
Larry & Brenda Penepent
Region Motorist Awareness
479‐858‐7188
mad@gwrra‐h.org
Russellville, AR
Ed & Ann Nahl
405-321-6467
Region "H" Treasurer
Region "H" Chapter of
the Year Coordinator
Norman, OK
Ruby Seale
903-767-1022
Region "H" Vendor
Coordinator
Pittsburg, TX
Jim & Reba Berry
Region "H" Assistant Director
Region "H"Newsletter Editors
Region "H" Couple of the Year
2014-2015
318-348-1275
Monroe, Louisiana
November 2014
page 18
GOLD WING ROAD RIDERS ASSOCIATION—NEWS!!!
Reno Rendezvous,
June 18-20, 2015
A different kind of event for GWRRA!
http://renorendezvous.org
SPECIAL SPEAKER ANNOUNCED FOR RENO RENDEZVOUS:
CHRIS BALDWIN: PRESIDENT OF WOMEN ON WHEELS
Chris took her first ride on a mini-bike at the age seen on her family’s dairy farm in Alma,
Wisconsin, and still enjoys the sport of motorcycling 45 years and almost a half million miles
later.
She is currently serving her fifth term as President of Women on Wheels® (2009, 2010, 2011,
2013, 2014) and her third three-year term on WOW’s Board of Trustees (2006-2008, 2009-2011,
2013-2015). Prior to her service on the Board, she co-founded the Heartland (St. Louis) Chapter
of Women on Wheels® , served as the Chapter’s first Director, and served both as Missouri’s
Assistant State and State Ambassador.
Chris also serves as Vice Chair of the Women’s Coalition of Motorcyclists. The Coalition’s
mission is to double the number of female participant in all disciplines of motorcycling (road/
track/dirt) by 2020.
Her motorcycling philosophy can be summed up in six words:
“Ride safe. Ride proud. Ride often.”
Nov2014
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Director's Article
submitted by:
Ray & Sandi Garris
Directors-GWRRA
KUDOS TO OUR CHAPTER DIRECTORS
As Sandi and I visit various conventions around the country and read all of the many newsletters we
receive, we are constantly reminded how much we owe our incredible Chapter Directors.
Here is the "short List"of "Thank Yous":
For entertaining the troops, making our Chapter gatherings FUN and entertaining for all of us.
For leading our Chapter core team in providing our Members lots of fun events, both riding
and socially.
For helping to deliver to our doorstep all of the many learning opportunities that GWRRA has
developed both with live Seminars and online.
For inviting all of our Members to all of our rides, social events, conventions, etc. no matter
whether they ride or on 2 , 3 or 4 wheels.
Making sure that we welcome all riders to our gatherings and events, no matter what brand of
bike or trike they ride.
For helping to educate us on all of the many benefits that are included in our membership in
GWRRA.
For allowing all of our Members the opportunity to step up and volunteer for any position open
in the Chapter Staff.
For setting the example in Rider Education: Riding with proper gear and helping to remind us
that our riding skills are "perishable" and need to be practiced often, whether on a bike or
trike.
For sharing with us the fabulous experiences available to all of us in the Couple Of the Year
program and feeling the pride in the Chapter.
For enriching our "Chapter Life" and helping us to know each other better while experiencing
the many enjoyable facets of our membership in GWRRA.
WOW, this was only a "short list". We are so fortunate to have so many wonderful Chapter Directors
throughout our Association. Have you thanked yours lately?
Have FUN, go for a ride soon, C+BCN
November 2014
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