I first met Theresa and Brian a few years ago while meeting up for a scooter ride. It actually happened to be at the shop they own called HNRS in Orange. Anyone who has had the pleasure of meeting them would say they’re the coolest couple in the mini moto community. We became family over the years because of our common passion for riding Ruckuses.

Unfortunately at the beginning of this year Theresa was involved in an accident that has put her out of work for the past few weeks and possibly for the next month or two. Im putting together this fundraiser to help them keep the doors to their shop open and help them out with any bills.

Brian and Theresa are the most down to earth and loving couple I have ever met. It would mean the world to me if you could help them in any way possible. Thank you and God bless

Update from Brian Yoshino:
I’d like to thank everyone who has sent well wishes and donations for Theresa. We feel blessed to have the support of friends and family and thank you for opening up your hearts and wallets to help Theresa in this time of need.

I have been blessed to be her significant other for the past decade and I can tell you she is the glue keeping our little shop alive, the rock and guiding light in my life, wonderful loving mom to our pitbulls Fish and Chip, and I don’t know what I would do without her. If you have never met her, I’m sure you would love her. She is the most giving kind hearted person who is always willing to help anyone in need. If you’ve ever gone on a mini moto ride with us from our shop than you’ve had experience with her coming out to greet you, ask if you’re thirsty, ask if you need anything she can do to help make your ride more enjoyable. She’s taken the time to talk to you about your bike and I’m sure she was excited and happy to be with you in that moment. That’s just the kind of person she is. She’s a happy positive person who gives with all of her heart.

She has been at home recovering from ankle and leg surgery for an accident that was caused by a wreck less driver who left the scene shortly after the accident. At the time the accident happened, there was a fight that broke out because of his negligence and the driver was only worried about damages to his bike when Theresa was just feet away laying on the floor for injuries he just caused her. However, there were many people who did stop to help her and also come to my aid so we could figure out how we could get Theresa to the hospital and I am forever grateful to all of you who helped us.

Theresa has been the only one working during the pandemic and things were tough already trying to hang on and now we are having to deal with this accident and the weeks of recovery still ahead. We know things are extremely tough for everyone during this challenging time and thank you for any help you can send. Thank you for opening up your hearts and wallets in this time of need.