The Texas Brotherhood Ride continues the tradition of Honor, Dedication and Pride that is inspired by The Brotherhood Ride based in Naples, FL.
Since 2008, we have honored the memory and sacrifice of over 500 Emergency First Responders which includes; firefighters, law enforcement officers and emergency medical personnel. Our team has traveled on bicycles over 7,700 miles, through sixteen states and assisted by countless emergency first responders who have shown the true meaning of Brotherhood.
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MISSION STATEMENT
The Texas Brotherhood Ride’s mission is to honor First Responders who have made the ultimate sacrifice serving their community. By riding bicycles, our goal is to bring awareness to these tragedies and letting their families, friends and co-workers know that Texas Never Forgets.
THIS YEAR’S RIDE
We are starting in McAllen, Texas on September 6, 2020, to honor Firefighters and Law Enforcement Officers who died in the line of duty this past year.
- Jose Espericueta – Mission Police Department
- Moises Sanchez – Texas Department of Public Safety
- Alan McCollum – Corpus Christi Police Department
- Norman Merkel – United States Marshals
- Ray Horn – Comal County Sheriff’s Office
- Carlos Ramirez – Kendall County Sheriff’s Office
- Greg Garza – San Antonio Fire Department
- Jose Meza – Burnet Police Department
- Cliff Martinez – San Antonio Independent School District
- Raymond V. Burciaga – Richmond Fire Department
- Omar Diaz – Harris County Sheriff’s Office
- Kenneth Stavinoha – Houston Fire Department
- Sandeep Singh Dhaliwal – Harris County Sheriff’s Office
- Christopher Brewster – Houston Police Department
- Kaila Sullivan – Nassau Bay Police Department
- Kevin Leago – Houston Fire Department
- Bryan Pfluger – San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Office
We’ll also be honoring a special member this year – Abigail Arias, who at 7 years old became an honorary Freeport police officer and Texas Ranger.
This year we will be honoring 16 who paid the ultimate sacrifice. We will begin our journey in McAllen Texas and ride to Houston Texas, traveling through Corpus Christi and San Antonio. We will be riding 7 days and over 550 miles, averaging 80-100 miles each day,
Our trip will include the following destinations: