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Patriot Guard Riders will lead rolling procession on Sunday



2011-09-28 - Photo by Joe Hare.
Over 150 Patriot Guard Riders Expected Sunday, October 2, 2011, to honor Medal of Honor Recipient Dakota Meyer: It will be one impressive show! Imagine seeing them ascend Jamestown Hill on the way to Blue Raider Park, with Sgt Meyer right behind them.The photo above is from a mission conducted by Joe Hare and the Kentucky Patriot Guard Riders. They will be escorting Dakota Meyer through the streets of Columbia to the event at 2pmCT, Sunday, October 2, 2011 at LWC Blue Raider Stadium, 820 Hanley Lane, Columbia, KY. The escort rolling procession will start at approximately 1:30pmCT, going south toward Columbia on Campbellsville Road from the Adair County Veterans Memorial Highway, go around the square, south on Jamestown Street to Russell Road and turn on Robert L. Miller Drive. Dakota will arrive at the stadium at 2pmCT.


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