Here’s the latest on the 37th State Meet.

October 9 (early birds dinner),

October 10-12 official meet days.

 Snyder, Texas

Raymond and Chrysti Love and Gene and Ben Sargent visited Snyder last week. The 37th State Meet is planned and being finalized.

The Snyder Chamber of Commerce was the first stop. The Chamber is looking forward to supporting us again. You will be seeing their logo on our patches and registration form.

Next stop was The Coliseum. Darla Wiggins and Stormy Nachlinger had all our information in hand. Again, another big welcome!

We have selected Best Western Snyder Inn as our host hotel. Rooms are $60.00 plus tax per night. Please call 325-574-2200 and mention Texas Cushman Club when you make your reservations.

They have a “No Pets” policy. If you need a pet-friendly hotel, Motel 6 and Purple Sage both accept pets.

The Registration Form will be released soon. You can find a PDF file under the “2019 State Meet” Tab when it is available. All the latest information will be posted on that tab.

All State Meet information will be in the July newsletter.

As Webmaster, I have not been inclined to post health posts about our members. I care, it is just personal information I don’t think belongs here.

But this accident happened at the National Meet and so many have been concerned that I am posting this. I used Sue Miner’s info from her texts.

On Thursday (June 13, 20190 of the National Meet in Paris, TX Richard Miner had a bad scooter accident. He was Air Flighted to Medical City Burn and Trauma Center in Plano.

On Saturday, he had the first surgery to do skin grafts on the road rash he suffered. There were ribs and a collar bone broken with a multitude of road rash areas. Due to the skin grafting,  the risk of infection was very high plus a risk for pneumonia due to the broken ribs.

On Monday, he was moved by ambulance to Memorial Herman, Houston. On Tuesday, Richard had another surgery to clean up more of the road rash but no new skin grafts.

On Wednesday, he was moved out of ICU. This morning, Saturday, June 21,

Sue sent a message that Richard had a “good day”. Sue thinks they have found a pain medication that is the best for him. He has a 24 hour nurse with him.

Please send your cards to this address: 37 Champion Villa Dr., Houston, TX 77069. They need your encouragement and prayers.

 

2019 CARMINE RIDES

CARMINE, TEXAS

 

The weather cooperated with us, allowing both Friday’s and Saturday’s rides to proceed uninterrupted. Friday’s ride took us southeast into Washington and Austin counties, arriving at The Kenney Store for lunch as we did last yesr. We were not disappointed—the hot meals provided a welcome respite from the cold weather. The “store” has developed quite a reputation as a local meeting place for musicians to gather to pick and sing. They also host many well-known C&W bands on weekends. We then hightailed it back to Carmine as direct as possible due to the cold weather. I’m pretty sure Ben Sargent will not forget this ride back. It took the rest of the evening to thaw him out!

We had our traditional Saturday morning breakfast feast in the garage before leaving for a ride through Fayette and Washington counties along Scenic FM 390—a favorite route for motorcycle groups to practice their skills at twisty, winding roadways. We stopped in Burton for gas, and then proceeded on to Independence for another gas and rest stop at Lueckemeyer’s general store. Our destination was, of course, to eat lunch! So, we headed down to the Brenham Airport where we ate lunch at the recently re-opened Southern Flyer Diner. The food did not disappoint! The place was just like it was before closing 2 years ago, with a malt shop atmosphere, complete with waitresses in poodle skirts.

Those attending this year were:

 

Richard and Sue Miner

Johnny and Joyce Pearce

Johnny & Joyce Pearce

Don Paige

Doug Shomette

John Allbright

Jerry Krenek

Larry and Ginger Freeze

Martin and Jane Stafford

Tommy & Debbie Goode

Pat Goode

Ben & Gene Sargent

J J Mooney

James and Jane Press

Jim Press

Thanks to Debi Goode, James Press, and Ginger Freeze for their pictures and report.

Richard Kesselus has decided to cancel the meet for May 9-12, 2019.

” There is ankle deep mud with more rain in the forecast. I am thinking we will have the meet in July”

Please check the calendar for updates.

Be safe until then.

Just thought you might like to see a picture.

The ride was enjoyed by over 20 scooters. Thanks to Don Henry for planning and leading the return to the Big Bend area.

Friday the ride was to Presidio. Saturday was to the Big Bend State Park.

Enjoy these photos from Belinda Beck, Don Paige, and Richard Kesselus. You can add comments by clicking on the button at the bottom Or email texascushmaneditor@gmail.com and I will add it to this blog.

Complete write up in the next newsletter.

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Jerry Ray  call: ph 870-321-0915 Van Buren AR

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It’s being mailed! Enjoy.

This year’s first event will be held in Carmine, TX March 15-16. Plan to arrive on Thursday to be on time for the 9:30 am ride on Friday morning.

From the “Calendar of Events” tab:

As a surprise, a club roster has been printed with the membership of 2018-2019.

The money was raised by the auction at the State meet. It will be mailed with the State magazine which is at the printers now.

G and C Printers of Bastrop created the list from Chrysti Love’s club membership. Richard Kesselus and Tommy Goode located this business.

IF you find an incorrect entry, let Chrysti know.

Thanks to Denise at: