History of The Patriot Guard Riders

I want to thank the PGR for what they have done for my fallen brothers and sisters. And that I will fight harder then before knowing that no matter how much hate we all get. That we still have someone to watch our backs.

Being a PGR member in Washinton has been my way of giving back to those who have served, as I have not served. A Giant Thank You to all of my PGR Brothers and Sisters who do what they do.

I don't think it matters if Twister was VET or not. I salute him for what he has done.

GA PGR / Army SGT

To all patriot guard riders who might see my post- Thank you! I'm currently an enlisted soldier in the KSARNG serving on the MFO peacekeeping mission in Egypt. We were honored to have the PGR escort us to our ceremony in Salina, KS. Ride on!

The PGR is very dear to my heart. Riding with Peide and Riding with respect.

Proud member of the PGR member # 3914 Great bunch of people!

i'm from American Legion Post 136 in Mulvane Kansas; an American Legion Auxiliary Junior, I know many PGRs and I've always respected them with a high authority. They mean a lot to me because they do one of the best things for American, honoring those who serve for us. Thank you.

Great job! Thanks!
Shelly aka hairtoharley

Greetings From TX. I, like many of you am proud to call myself a Patriot Guard Rider. Been with them 3 yrs now, and I'll be a member for life. I'm also a Blue Star Navy Brother, Blue Star Marine Cousin, and Gold Star Army Cousin....

Greetings from OK. I too am a Proud PGR member and rider. I have spent this entire below freezing day Proudly doing what PGR riders do. I have discussed Vietnam with Jeff Brown many times and have often asked him to join our VVA chapter. He has alway said, "I am a Vietnam Era Veteran, I NEVER served "in country". All who know him know he goes out of his way to make the distinction. Jeff Brown, is a V V by serving during the V W. The Military said he would not serve "in country", not Jeff.