Help Sam Cutler continue to enjoy the ride

I’ve created this Go Fund Me to help support our dear friend, Sam Cutler, as he navigates a new, safer lifestyle.

 

Sam, the legend, the warrior, the survivor, the daily inspirationist ( is that a word? ), author and behind the scenes music maestro, recently had a terrifying “last near miss” where his life was miraculously spared. As a result, Sam has made a decision to give up his lifelong passion for riding motorcycles and get on the bus, as in, an actual bus.

The frightening incident is best described by Sam himself…

”a bloody great truck ran into the back of me on an otherwise empty highway doing 60mph !!
The driver said, “I’m really sorry I didn’t see you” !!!!!!

 

Consider where we would be now without those 1970’s Stones and Dead tours Sam managed?

Without Sam, there would be no Europe ‘72 as we know it!!

Sam gives to us freely, entertaining us daily with his captivating stories, while keeping us all “One Love” connected.

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Please consider donating just one dollar or whatever you can spare to this fund for Sam, so that he can purchase a home on wheels. Let’s help Sam keep enjoying the ride, through safer means.

 

'We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us.'

E.M. Forster

photo credit: Jim Marshall 

 

In Sam’s own words…

 

“Last Saturday, I had the 'last near miss'. My quota of lives has been consumed and all eight have been extinguished, leaving me one more - the last one ! It is with a somewhat heavy heart that I realise I HAVE TO give up motorcycles before they give up me, and I am killed. It is TIME for me to accept that I need four wheels instead of two or three. I am going to sell my bike and buy a small bus in which to live and travel in my old age. This will be a safer and more practical option. Friends are going to help me raise the money. What can I say ? My friends are the sweetest and most supportive people in the world and I feel so LUCKY to be in receipt of their loving care and compassion. I survived the last motorcycle accident I will ever have. NOW is the time to move on. One love ❤”