Any one been to a BIKER fueneral? Options

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A good friend of mine from work died last Thurs. He was 47 and had a heart attack on Friday they put a stint in to help and let him go home on Wed. to recoup. He stopped by Strokers have a Coke and to say hi to his friends and up date them. His girl friend took him home and he said he was tired and was going to take a nap on the sofa. He laid down and she went to get him up to move into bed around 930 and he was gone. John was a great guy to work with and also a biker. In his obituary in the paper it listed his favorite things as riding his Big Dog m/c and double Crown and Cokes (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/beerchug.gif) He hung out at Strokers bar here in Dallas. It may sound familiar to you because that is the one Rick Fearless of Texas Hardtails TV show owns and they film at. I gues his hearse is getting a chopper escort to the grave site. This should be one of the more interesting things I have been to.

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Well that was unusual (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/huh.gif) We got there and there must have been at least 50 harlies around the place. The guys had on thier best leathers. That Rick Fearless guy was there and if you watch his show MOM was there also. She was a hoot. Folks were talking about rides they had been on and looking over each others bikes. When we went inside something was not right. Then it hit me instead of organ music softly playing it was rock and roll (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/aktion035.gif) Then this biker preacher gets up and says his stuff and they show a video slide presentation about John and it is set to rock. Then they let guys go up front to tell stories about what they did with him. After all was done and they take him out to put in the hearse they start up the bikes and rev them up as they loaded him into the car. They had his bike loaded up in the back of one of those Harley F250 trucks and his boots straped to the seat. There was a long line of bikes folowing the hearse to the cemitary about half way there I turned off and just came home.