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Rabbit's Update

by Robert Freeman on 04/05/17

From Allen Lester

4/3/2017 11:23 AM:

BLUE KNIGHTS MARYLAND ONE

INFORMATION FROM VOISELLE HIGGINS:

 

I had the opportunity to speak with Rabbit (Ronald Harrison) yesterday and he is doing better than expected.  You may be aware he went down on his Victory motorcycle while in Phoenix, Arizona.  

 

He experienced a rear wheel blowout and received broken ribs only.  He stated he was in the third lane when he heard a loud bang and started feeling a wobble in the rear.  He was able to move to the right lane but decided he was not able to make it off the highway safely,  and decided to separate himself from the motorcycle to reduce injury.

 

His injuries are minor considering his speed and a total loss of his motorcycle.  He will be returning to the area around April 18, 2017.  God was with him to reduce his injuries.  Stay safe.

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BRANDYWINE, Md. (FOX 5 DC) - The Prince George's County police officer who was killed in a motorcycle crash is being remembered at a service on Wednesday. The services will be help at the Spirit of Faith Christian Center in Brandywine.
Officer Davon McKenzie was off-duty when his motorcycle was struck by a vehicle along Interstate 495 in the Largo area around 11 p.m. on May 28. He died from his injuries a short time later at a nearby hospital.
McKenzie was assigned to the Bureau of Patrol and joined the Prince George's County Police Department in March of 2017. He was 24 years old and worked as a School Resource Officer at William Wirt Middle School in Riverdale.
Attention Blue Knights members both far and wide! On December 4, 2019, Kirk Williams from Maryland I transferred from chapter to Heaven I. To grieve this loss, Kirk leaves behind a wife of 34 years and two adult children. While speaking with Kirk's wife, Maxine, it was learned that she was a patch collector, which she thoroughly enjoyed.. We are seeking assistance from our Brothers and Sisters at this time by asking if you can help us enhance Maxine's collection thereby giving her an outlet to work through her grief. If you are able to assist, please send the patch to: Blue Knights Maryland - I, P.O. Box 52, Bladensburg, Maryland 20710.

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It is with great sadness that we must advise all of passing of the Founder of the Blue Knights, Ed Gallant, transferred to the Heaven 1 chapter. A very modest and humble man who loved the Blue Knights, it was his idea to start the club in 1974. 

What began as a single chapter with 7 members has grown to almost 16,000 members, 599 chapters, in 31 countries. Ed nor any of the Founding Fathers had any clue it would ever get to where it is today.

Please keep his lovely wife Maggie and Ed’s family in your thoughts and prayers. He is now riding again with fellow Heaven 1 chapter members and Founding Fathers Doug Minor, Joel Rudom, Chuck Gessner, and Bill Robinson. Thank you for your friendship and rest in paradise Ed you'll be missed. 

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