A Great Send Off in Boston!

Thank you to everyone at Shriners, the Phoenix Society, the Boston Firefighters Association and Department, and most importantly, to all the burn survivors who showed up at the press conference this morning to offer your support. This ride is symbolic of your journey. May we inspire everyone who hears of this journey to donate to help all burn survivors.

Germantown Librarians is Cool

Thank you Miss Jaci and Gtown librarians for your generous donation tonight at story time. You girls are way cool and I promise I won't use any of the donations to pay for my book fines.:-)

Love you all,

Mike

Middletown, Ohio FD

Thank you FF Jon Harvey and Local 336 in Middletown, Ohio for donating $300 to the cause! We appreciate it!

Mike

Olympic Trainer

Jamie Raddin, a 1992 Olympic Games qualifying cyclist has offered to help me train for this ride. What a guy!!! Thank you Jamie. We will be riding together next week and I look forward to his cycling enlightenment and wisdom. Check out the link to his bike company, Flyte1.

Total Contact Inc.

Thanks to the 2 Jen's at Total Contact Inc. for giving me unlimited office resources (internet, coffee, printing, phones, faxes, coffee, and Girl Scout Cookies (the secret of my cycling power.)

You 2 are angels and have changed the lives of so many burn survivors.

THANK YOU!

I would like to extend a big THANK YOU to The Denver Firefighters Burn Foundation for leading the way in our "300 from 330" fundraising effort. We're rounding up 330 FD's to donate $300 each for burn survivors. DFD Asst. Chief Pat Hynes worked his magic and got the ball rolling.

Justin the bike Guru

Thank you to Justin (a class act and the world's best bike mechanic by far) at K&G Bike Center for getting my bike ready for this humanitarian endeavor. THANK YOU for the tubes! I hope I won't need them, lol.

Thank You, Fire Engineering!

Fire Engineering has graciously given me a venue for getting the word out on the fundraiser through their website. Thank You!