 June 27, 1938 - March 1, 2020
Kentucky Chapter 61 Branch of Service: Navy Lee. B. Dobbs, 81, husband to the late Juanita Dobbs, passed away with his family at his side on Sunday, March 1, 2020. Lee was a proud Navy Veteran that served 23 years with three tours of Vietnam and was also an active member of AMVETS Post 61, Louisville, KY. He is survived by his children, Bill Adkins (AMVETS Department of KY Commander) wife Theresa, Tim Adkins (Yolanda), Leslie Bodine, James Adkins (Missi), and Tony Delph (Christie) along with 13 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
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 January 16, 1959 - December 6, 2019
Wisconsin Chapter 13 Branch of Service: Army When tomorrow starts without me, Don't think we're far apart, For every time you think of me, I'm right here, in your heart. Brian. WOW what a guy! Served in the Army and was damn proud of it. A true American, Friend, devoted husband and father. Brian loved to help anyone anywhere and you could always count on him. He didn't think much of himself but he knew he could help you no matter what. Ride free brother you will be remembered forever  August 14, 1956 - August 17, 2019
Alaska Chapter 2 AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary Irene loved our veterans, she was a big supporter of veterans issues, she always would question of the functions put together by the AMVETS Riders or AMVETS, how will this help the veterans. If she found it worthy, she would give her full support. Irene will be riding with us through the Forever Chapter forever. October 1, 1944 - May 13, 2019
Indiana Chapter 91 Branch of Service: Navy You will be missed deeply. May you rest easy, my man. Forever yours.  November 17th, 1940 - March 10th, 2019
New York Chapter 245 Branch of Service: Air Force Fred Served as the Post 245 Chaplain and as our liaison with the Bath V.A. hospital. He served these positions. with nothing but, grace, dignity and reverence Although Fred started riding late in life he loved going out and riding when ever he could. He rode an old Honda 350 with training wheels and took a lot of good natured ribbing about it. But he was always welcome and a good friend to everyone he met. Fred was most proud of his children and his grandkids, and spoke of them often.  February 4th, 1949 - February 20th, 2018
Ohio Chapter 51 Branch of Service: Army One of the nicest guys you would ever met. He lived life to the fullest and did what he loved.  June 10th, 1977 - January 7th, 2019
Missouri Chapter 48 Branch of Service: Marine Corp and Army Shari not only served our country in the the Military but also served our local community as a Firefighter and also worked in law enforcement. She will be missed by many at our Post and in our community.  January 24th, 1952 - January 5th, 2019
Iowa Chapter 31 Sons of AMVETS James “Jim” “JR” Lee Webb, died on Saturday, January 5, 2019 at the age of 66 at his home. He was born January 24, 1952 in New Hampton, IA: the son of Dewayne and Darlene (Tonn) Webb. Jim graduated from Waterloo West High School with the class of 1970. He was married to Janice Wood on July 15, 2000 in Waterloo. He worked at John Deere Engine Works as an engine tester, retiring in 2001. Jim was a member of the Sons of AMVETS Evansdale Post #31 and ABATE of Iowa District 16. Jim spent time as a motorcycle safety instructor with ABATE and was financial secretary with the UAW Local 838. Jim served as Chapter 31 Rod Captain and planned many rides and kept many riders safe. He enjoyed riding his Harley Davidson, NASCAR and watching dirt track racing. He loved traveling with Janice on his Harley. December 10th, 1968 - December 15th, 2018
Wisconsin Chapter 6440 Branch of Service: Army Brian was very passionate about AMVET Riders, served as Past Chapter President. His toxic laugh will be missed by all.  April 4th, 1965 - November 13th, 2018
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Last ChapterThe AMVETS Riders would like to honor all those faithful Riders who have passed from this life to the next. Their voices and the the roar of their motorcycles have been stilled, but their names and faces are indelibly etched in our hearts and minds. Their passing has left a void that will never be filled, but we are grateful to have had the opportunity to serve and ride alongside them. We were blessed to know them, and we pray that God will bless us to be reunited when it is our time to take the final ride. Now as they ride forever free across the heavens, these AMVETS Riders are part of an eternal fellowship, Archives
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