From left to right:  Josh Robinson, Catlin Homer, Eric Homer, Barchetta Homer, Stephanie Timbs, Tabby .

We are very lucky to be able to use the Lamoine Ramblers Motorcycle Club as a place to work with these kids.  Here, Steff is saying on the microphone, "Ladies and Gentlemen, will you please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance and remain standing for our National Anthem.

Education isn't just being able to read and write or how many books you have read, it's also an accumulation of all of the things that you have done in your life and the experiences that you have gained.  It's fortunate that I'm the announcer and that the club allows the kids to do the Pledge and National Anthem before the races. 

This group of kids is learning to overcome their shyness and gain valuable public speaking experience.  They have their pictures here on this web page giving them the opportunity to show their friends what they have done spreading these experiences to others who were not able to attend. 

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