Project Miller/22 A Day
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My name is Jr, and I have many friends that are service members in the military, and one of them, Cpl. Keith A Miller, USMC who died by suicide on September 1st 2015. He was a huge fan of motorcycles and loved to ride. He wanted to attend MMI and become a motorcycle mechanic.
So to honor him and every warrior that has ever felt the battle was too tough and felt the only way to defeat it was to end their own life, I am going to build a motorcycle in honor of Cpl. Keith A Miller and our 22 A Day. My goal is for this motorcycle to go on a 22 day trip, Starting September 1st 2017, across North America from Arizona to New York, where Cpl. Keith A Millers family lives. I will personally ride this motorcycle across the country. It will be that motorcycles first trip aside from the test rides. Along this trip I will be making stops to any Memorial/Veteran events that I can, to honor all of our 22 A Day.
This motorcycle will belong to Margie Van-Voorhis Miller and the miller family. The title and all will be in her name. I just wanted to make sure that everyone knew that this is not a MY motorcycle, this is not a daily rider, this is a motorcycle built to honor a good friend and the 22 A Day and belongs to the Miller family. Thank you.
All funds provided will fund the full build of this motorcycle. All receipts will be handed to the family upon arrival in New York, and any extra funds will be donated to a Military Charity of their choice.
This means the world to me, as this family has done more than enough for me, and our Military members have done more than enough for this country, at the cost of their own lives. The least I can do is build a motorcycle and ride it across the country to honor them.
For those of you that read this and feel that you would like to be a part of this project, please do so.
I will be filming this project from start to finish, and I will even be filming and doing photography on the 22 day trip across America, if you would like to keep up with the progress you can join the facebook group "Project Miller/22 A Day".
Thank you so much for your time, donation and support. It means the world to me.
So to honor him and every warrior that has ever felt the battle was too tough and felt the only way to defeat it was to end their own life, I am going to build a motorcycle in honor of Cpl. Keith A Miller and our 22 A Day. My goal is for this motorcycle to go on a 22 day trip, Starting September 1st 2017, across North America from Arizona to New York, where Cpl. Keith A Millers family lives. I will personally ride this motorcycle across the country. It will be that motorcycles first trip aside from the test rides. Along this trip I will be making stops to any Memorial/Veteran events that I can, to honor all of our 22 A Day.
This motorcycle will belong to Margie Van-Voorhis Miller and the miller family. The title and all will be in her name. I just wanted to make sure that everyone knew that this is not a MY motorcycle, this is not a daily rider, this is a motorcycle built to honor a good friend and the 22 A Day and belongs to the Miller family. Thank you.
All funds provided will fund the full build of this motorcycle. All receipts will be handed to the family upon arrival in New York, and any extra funds will be donated to a Military Charity of their choice.
This means the world to me, as this family has done more than enough for me, and our Military members have done more than enough for this country, at the cost of their own lives. The least I can do is build a motorcycle and ride it across the country to honor them.
For those of you that read this and feel that you would like to be a part of this project, please do so.
I will be filming this project from start to finish, and I will even be filming and doing photography on the 22 day trip across America, if you would like to keep up with the progress you can join the facebook group "Project Miller/22 A Day".
Thank you so much for your time, donation and support. It means the world to me.
Organizer
Jr W Matzner
Organizer
Yuma, AZ
