The Nebraska American Legion Riders are members of either
The American Legion, The American Legion Auxiliary or The Sons of The
American Legion. Our purpose is to use our common interest and
association to promote the aims and purposes of The American Legion as
well as motorcycle safety awareness.
A primary fundraiser for the Legion Riders of Nebraska is the American
Legion Legacy Scholarship Fund where the ALR has raised thousands of
dollars and contributed many volunteer hours in support of such American
Legion Programs.
We
support those serving in
uniform today through participation in deployment or homecoming
ceremonies, funerals, escorts for our fallen heroes, and support of the
families left behind. We also participate in community parades,
ceremonies and veteran funerals if requested.
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2012 NEBRASKA STATE ROMP
Honor our troops and support the Legacy Scholarship Fund at the 2012 Nebraska ALR State Romp in Broken Bow, NE. There will be a "meet and greet" Friday evening with the Poker Run on Saturday. The weekend's events will end on Sunday with a wreath laying ceremony. For more information, please contact Broken Bow ALR Director
Galen Dulitz (centralsandhillsalr@gmail.com) (308) 730-1760 OR
Deb Sonnichsen (sonnichsen6526@msn.com) (308) 870-3752752.
Download event brochure/registation form.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AT UPCOMING MUSIC FESTIVAL
Volunteers are needed for the upcoming Veterans Freedom Music Festival and Welcome Home Event on June 23rd. Help is needed with parking cars, assisting wheelchair and disabled vets with attending the event, event set-up and clean-up and manning information tables. Event organizers are also looking for bikes or automobiles with a military theme that can be proudly displayed at the festival. If interested in volunteering, please contact ALR State Liaison - Rod Sonnichsen (sonnichsen6526@msn.com) at (308) 880-0309 or (308) 870-3752.
NEW ALR CHAPTER STARTED IN MILLARD
Department Commander George Cyboron visited the Millard Post 374 on the evening of April 18th and spoke in great detail about all the preparation that was required in order to establish an American Legion Riders chapter...(Read more)

Pictured are ALR Chapter 374 Director Jeff Boyden and
Department
Commander George Cyboron
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