Patriot Rides for Charity
Patriot Ride in Salt Lake City (Letter from Maj. Ed Pulido to the Supporters and Riders of the Salt Lake City Patriot Ride)
Dear John and Fellow Patriots, Thank you! Your patriotism and generosity in support of the VFN Foundation
and Folds of Honor Foundation Patriot Ride deserve nothing less than our sincerest gratitude. I am humbled and inspired to stand beside you in giving back to the military service members and families who have sacrifi ced so much to all of us. Simply put, our mission at the VFN Foundation and Folds of Honor Foundation will not succeed without the remarkable eff orts of individuals like you. Together with the PGA of America, the USGA, Lifelock and American Express these two deserving charities had another successful Patriot’s Day in 2010. The Patriot Ride in Salt Lake City has shown us all the true colors of this magnifi cent country. Countless stories of creativity and enthusiasm paint a wonderful picture of citizens like you who truly appreciate the life we have in America.
On behalf of the Folds of Honor and VFN Board of Directors,
staff , and many volunteers, thank you for being a Patriot! And thank you for being our wingman on this vital mission. Honoring their Sacrifi ce, Educating their Legacy! We will not leave anyone behind in the fi eld of battle.
Godspeed, Major Ed “Rock” Pulido
Patriot Ride
Veteran Family Network, in conjunction with Folds of Honor and the VFN Foundation, sponsored a “Patriot Ride” that went through the streets of New Port Richey, FL. to support Eric Anliker, who gave more than 10 years of his life serving our country. Anliker died of a heart attack in April of 2009, after he returned home from deployment. Money raised from the event is going towards his children’s education. “We believe together that we must never forget that sacrifi ce and so we provide scholarship for children, infancy to 18-years of age,” said retired Army Major Ed Pulido, Foundation spokesman.
38 VETERAN FAMILY NETWORK h AUGUST 2011
Major Ed Pulido and Gerald Buckles with the children of Captain Anliker who received scholarship funds.
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