ELECTIONS!

Your Chapter Elections are just around the corner!  This is where you put in Office, those who will guide your Chapter into the Future.  Choose wisely!  Elections are held in September.

Nominations will be taken for 3 months, June, July and August.  Up for election:

VP

Chairman of the Board

Treasurer

(3) Board Positions   2 year

(1) Board Position 1 Year   

Watch for These Upcoming Events

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5th NH Veterans Homer Poker Run - Sept 6

POW/MIA Recognition Day - ME  Chapter 2 - Sept 20th

Tilton Soldiers Home Ice Cream Social - Sept 28th

   This Photo is from our recent Patriotic Night, showing the nice photo of the Marine Tribute Bike that was donated for our Raffle by the

Nam Knights-White Mountain Chapter

PO Box 343 Epping NH 03042 Phone: 603 370-0691   Each and every individual donates his or her time because they believe in the issues at hand!   Meetings are at 7:30 PM the first Tuesday of each month at the Epping American Legion Hall, Post 51, located on Route 125, across from Telly's Restaurant Epping New Hampshire.     The following Business's have supported Rolling Thunder NH1 and our Veterans Please show your appreciation by supporting them! Click on the TEXT to jump to their Website     Twisted Cycle - Manchester NH Texas Roadhouse - Nashua NH Naults Honda - Manchester NH All-Nu Upholstery   World Famous  Lee Custom Cycle   Lee Custom -  Epping, NH Carrabbas Italian Grill-Bedford M.O.M.'s - Manchester NH Outback Steakhouse - Bedford NH      The Director’s Corner July 2008     July and August, this is the peak riding time for many and it is also the time when Runs and Events start filling every available weekend.  Many of you will be faced with choices.  Several items to keep in mind. 1.  You cannot do everything....  do what you can, keeping in mind your Mission Statement and focus first on POW/MIA and Veterans events.  When you have choices, those should come first when practical 2.  Consider splitting into smaller groups and attending 2 functions of equal importance to the mission.  That shows both support and also gets your group in front of more people for awareness. 3.  Don't be afraid to say no.  It is better than burning out your people.  When you must, make them aware how far in advance you plan and that you already had commitments. 4.  Lastly, be SAFE out there, whether riding alone or with your chapter.   Remember also the upcoming elections in your chapter.  Please take the nominations and elections serious, this will be the team that directs YOUR chapter for the next 2 years.   Never forget our POW's and MIA's and keep those serving today in your thoughts and prayers.   Patrick McGhie NE States Director pmcghie@comcast.net

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Homes for our Troops

WEEKLY POW/MIA VIGIL - MEREDITH NH

Every Thursday evening starting at 7:00 p.m. people gather in Hesky Park, located in Meredith, New Hampshire The Thursday evening Vigils started in August of 1989 in an effort to raise awareness about the abandonment of Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action.The first Vigil lasted 15 minutes; one minute to symbolize each year since the US State Department declared, "There are no more prisoners in Southeast Asia.  They are all dead."  The vigil now spans 32 minutes.

The Meredith POW/MIA Vigil is believed to be the longest consecutively-held vigil in the United States.  There has never been a Thursday night Vigil unattended since its inception. Vigil goers have weathered rain, sleet, snow, hail, thunder, lightning, and even temperatures of -37 degrees Fahrenheit.