The 26th Annual "Riding to Remember" charity motorcycle ride took place in Elkhart County, drawing hundreds of passionate motorcyclists. This cherished event pays tribute to fallen heroes, including police officers, firefighters, and veterans, recognizing their sacrifice and service to the community.
The ride, spanning 72 miles, is celebrated as the largest and longest-running event of its kind in the county. It kicked off at Hoosier Harley Davidson in Elkhart, where participants gathered with camaraderie and purpose. From there, the procession weaved through picturesque landscapes, making its way to Wakarusa and Nappanee.
A poignant moment was observed at the Goshen Police Department, where riders paused for a memorial service to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The journey concluded at the Elkhart Moose Lodge, where attendees enjoyed live music, delicious food, and refreshments, fostering a sense of community and remembrance.
The "Riding to Remember" event not only serves as a heartfelt tribute to local heroes but also strengthens community bonds, reminding all participants of the bravery and dedication exhibited by these individuals. As the sun set on a day filled with honor and unity, riders left with memories to cherish and a renewed commitment to support those who serve. The event exemplifies the spirit of gratitude and respect that characterizes Elkhart County.
Source: 26th Annual 'Riding to Remember' will honor area heroes in Elkhart County