Glad to hear he survived the accident.Brian and I talked about the
Tour de Cure ride at the ARMA Conference last week.  He was looking
forward to it and planning to do the 75 mile route. If all works out I
will ride in next year's event. Hopefully he will be well enough to
get back in the saddle.

I have had a few close calls with vehicles - in one indecent a car
forced me off the road.  Thank goodness I landed on grass.  But have
had a few crashes over the years.  Nothing serious other than road
rash. But riding on high traffic roads can be test one's nerves even
when riding in a group.

Bruce White, CRM, PMP
Radnor, PA
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so most people don't recognize them."
                  - Ann Landers


On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 9:48 AM, Cathy Sanford
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> Brian - I wish you a swift recovery back to good health and hard pedaling.
>
> Steve - Thank you for presenting me with the challenge of researching POG!
>
> With good cheer, Cathy
>
> Cathy Sanford
> Records Analyst
> Baton Rouge, LA
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