Nashua Elks Riders host sixth annual Mike Wilson Memorial Charity Ride
Special Olympics of New Hampshire athlete Andrew M. center, takes a moment with his home care providers, Steve "Scootah" Ahern, left, and David Oulette, whose assistance and companionship ensures the young man full access to most activities of life and to the Special Olympics of New Hampshire. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Troopers K.J. Belanger, left, and J.C. Quigley, officers with the New Hampshire State Police, were well thanked for their safe escort of 41 motorcyclists and passengers during the recent Sixth Annual Mike Wilson Memorial Charity Ride. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Dave "Redneck" Johnson, a member of American Legion Riders Post 3 in Nashua, appraises the collection of nearly 50 raffle prizes, donated goods ranging from gift cards and jewelry to a 58-inch television. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Among the 41 riders on July 18 were Adam and Tori Swift, members of the Nashua Elks Riders 720 who supported the Sixth Annual Mike Wilson Memorial Ride. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Members of the Elks Riders 720, based at Elks Lodge No. 720 in Nashua, gather after a 79-mile charity ride on July 18 that netted around $12,000 in donations and ride registrations during the Sixth Annual Mike Wilson Memorial Ride to benefit the Special Olympics of New Hampshire and the Merrimack Friars Club. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The Elks Riders 720 benefit of July 18 featured rock and pop favorites performed by "Space & Fee," better known as Steve "Space" Tracy, left, a Litchfield resident, and Bill Fee, a Nashua musician. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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