One community.
Two men remembered.
A weekend of remembrance for Adam Meyer and Jeremiah Towe, and a riding community coming together in support of their families.
On October 17 and 18, Riders 112 joined a wider riding community remembering two men whose losses were felt by friends and loved ones. It was a weekend for honoring their lives and being there for the people they left behind.
“Saturday was a great experience filled with Patriotic and Brotherly respect.”From the Riders 112 message shared after Saturday’s gathering
Remembering Adam Meyer.
Saturday’s celebration of life was held at Bountiful Elks Lodge #2442. Riders 112 arranged a 10 a.m. meetup at the Post ahead of the 11 a.m. gathering in Bountiful.
The invitation remembered Adam as a rider, friend, brother, and husband. The day brought the riding community together to honor his memory and support his loved ones.
Read Adam’s obituary ↗Riding in memory of Jeremiah Towe.
Sunday’s memorial ride honored Jeremiah Towe. Riders 112 arranged a 2 p.m. meetup at the Post before the wider community gathered at 700 South and 800 East at 3 p.m.
The announced route followed 800 South to State Street, continued to 5400 South, and returned. After an earlier weather postponement, October 18 was the rescheduled day to come together in his memory.
The shared CMA announcement called on the riding community to support both families with compassion, love, and prayer.
Different roads and different riding groups, with a shared commitment to showing up for one another.