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7/13/2009
John Logan
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Benefit slated to aid CMA riders Van and Nancy Reed

Benefit slated to aid CMA riders Van and Nancy Reed


For years, Van and Nancy Reed of Hornbeak have worked tirelessly to aid area residents facing medical challenges and the bills that often accompany them.

As members of the Dyersburg Chapter of the Christian Motorcyclists Association, the couple has worked on every Bikers Helping Hands benefit in the community, coming to the aid of local families - especially children - affected by illness.

A benefit slated for Saturday, July 18, is a chance for the Dyer County community to return the favor.

The Reeds were involved in a serious motorcycle accident on their way to the Dyersburg CMA Chapter's Run for the Son on June 13. Officials believe that the motorcycle they were riding on ran over debris on the roadway, causing a blowout in the back tire.

Both Van and Nancy were admitted to The Med with serious injuries. With only unemployment wages as their income and no insurance, the price of saving their lives will be a steep one.

"Van and Nancy worked on every one of (the Bikers Helping Hands benefits) from the very beginning," said fellow CMA member Deborah Davidson. "Every time there is a need, they are there to help. They are both out to The Med now, but they are a long way from well."  For more information, click here.



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