Pray for Reece!!

UPDATE: 06/12/2007
Reece is officially done with rehab and has began working back at his shop.  How bout that friends!!!!!!!!!

It was a simple “thumbs up” sign. But how significant it was to the family of Reece Good, the Gardner, Kansas custom motorcycle builder who was shot in the hand and head August 11 in Kansas City, Kansas, a victim of a random act of violence. He and two of his friends were returning from a six-day trip to the motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota. Good was slowly coming out of a coma three weeks after the shooting. Doctors were not sure if he would ever regain consciousness. And if he did, they had no way of predicting the effects the injury would have on Good’s ability to recover. The family was prepared for the worst. They prayed for a miracle. Good had been somewhat responsive. He occasionally would squeeze a person’s hand on command. But there had been nothing definitive, no clear indication of what life would be like for him in the future. “He would do certain things and we knew he was improving,” Heath Good, Reece’s brother, said. “Doctors told us it would be hard to determine how he would recover until he came out of the coma.” Then one day Reece opened his eyes. Nurses asked him if he knew who was standing at the end of the bed. His hand slowly turned upward and his thumb pointed up in the air. “The nurses started hollering and telling everyone,” Joyce Murray, Reece’s mother, said. “The day he did the ‘thumbs up,’ everyone knew then that he was going to be OK.” It was an emotional day then. It’s still emotional for the family to talk about. “But,” Kim Good, Reece’s sister-in-law, said, “we’ve gone from tears of sadness to tears of joy. These are tears of joy.” There have been a lot of tears caused by a myriad of emotions that has taken Reece and his family on a difficult and painful journey since August 11. Some are emotions never before experienced; some are emotions they might struggle with the rest of their lives. When the shooting occurred, Reece’s sister Julie was set to move to Pittsburg, Kansas, and attend Pittsburg State University. “I was torn,” she said, tears welling in her eyes. “I didn’t want to go to Pittsburg. I felt like I was walking out on him.” Kim said the family urged her go to Pittsburg. “Reece would have wanted to her go to school rather than stay here,” she said. Julie said she knew that, too, but that didn’t make leaving her brother any easier. “It’s hard to study,” she said. “Because I feel like I’m not able to be with my family when I’m needed most. When he called me on the phone, I knew he was going to be OK.” Heath is the most vocal with his emotions. “When something like this happens, you start to doubt whether there are really good people out there,” he said. “I mean, we don’t live in their (the people who shot Reece) world. They don’t deserve to breathe the air we breathe. “This is America. This isn’t a Third-World country. “But then everyone in the community started coming forward . . .,” he had to pause. “There were people at the hospital the day it happened that beat me getting there. It’s hard to begin to thank people for what they’ve done, not just the people of Gardner, but all the way to Las Vegas, Texas, Orange County Choppers, all the people who buy stuff from Reece, there are a lot of people who put in a lot of time and effort to help him. “And all we can do is say thank you.” There has been a barbecue; several auctions, a car and bike show , a bake sale, and a poker run to raise money for the Reece Good Medical Expense Fund. Reece and his family hope these events will continue with proceeds going to help other people in need. “I would like to see the money help people who have no control over what has happened to them, whether it is a random act of violence, cancer, or something else,” Joyce said. “The money might benefit a 6-year-old child or a 40-year-old guy. But this is one way we can give back to the community for everything the people have done for us.” Joyce said Kansas City, Kansas detectives have kept in contact with the family and still are working on the case. “They have had a few leads, but so far they have fallen through,” she said. “There is a $15,000 reward; some day they’ll get caught. They’ll do something else, and they’ll get caught.” If given the opportunity, Reece and his family were asked what they would like to say to the shooter. Most couldn’t answer. Reece didn’t have to think about it and answered quickly. “They can burn in hell,” said Reece. Added Kim, “They (the people who shot Reece) don’t understand how it affects the lives of so many people. The family, and the people who own businesses and did so much work on the fund-raisers, that took time away from their businesses. “And when I go somewhere, I’m on my guard every minute of the day. I didn’t used to be like that.” It was a convenience store on Kansas Avenue near I-635 where the three had stopped to take a quick break from the road. It was just after 3 a.m. when the truck pulled back onto Kansas Avenue and headed for I-635. A small car with three young Hispanic males raced up to the driver’s side of the truck. Five shots rang out going through the windshield. Reece’s friend, who was driving the truck, ducked down into the seat. There was another passenger sleeping in the back seat. Reece, strapped into the passenger’s seat belt, was shot in the left hand and in the head. He was the only one hit by the gunfire. Doctors have said it is too dangerous to attempt removing the bullet and its fragments. Wayne Murray, Reece’s stepfather, said he would never go to the place where Reece was shot. “I just can’t do that,” he said. “I don’t want to go by where it happened; I don’t think I ever will.” Reece, though, said if given the chance, he would go to the place where he was shot. “I might,” he said. “If one day I’m out and about, I’ll go by there.” Doctors think Reece will recover to around 90 percent of his functions. He is now home but continues to undergo therapy each day. Sometime within the next two months, he will undergo another surgery to replace a portion of his skull that was removed to help the brain heal. When that is done, Reece no longer will have to wear a protective helmet whenever he walks. “I want to finish the therapy,” said Reece. “I go five days a week, seven to eight hours a day. It’s tough. I have 11 weeks left and then I will go back to the shop.” He visits his Ultra Craft Customs motorcycle shop where Ryan Olah continues to work. “I take care of the business part of it,” said Heath. “But it’s Ryan who keeps the shop going. Without him there, we couldn’t do it. He does everything from talking to customers, to ordering parts, to building handlebars, which we sell to a company in Las Vegas. “And Joy comes back home and works on weekends.” Although Reece has medical insurance, it will not fully cover the enormous amount of medical bills associated with his injuries. Donations to help pay for those expenses can be made to: The Live to Ride Fund, c/o Reece Good, Gardner National Bank, P.O. Box 429, Gardner, KS 66030. Everyone said Thanksgiving would be something special this year. “We’re going to go to my grandma’s in Pleasanton,” Reece said. “She cooks a lot and it’s good.” Everyone said the family was close before the shooting, and that the incident has brought them even closer. Since August 11, each has their own moment of extreme joy. Heath looks to the future. “I think the highest point for us is yet to come,” said Heath. “Reece is a pretty determined guy.” Joyce looks at her family, helps Reece move from point to point, and through her tears of joy knows she has plenty to be thankful for this holiday season. “We feel like our prayers were answered,” said Joyce. By Chuck Kurtz Appeared 12/01/2006 in Cycle Connections Magazine

UPDATE:  3/15/2007
Wanted to let everyone know that Reece's surgery today went very well. He went in about 11:30am and has just gotten out of surgery and is in recovery right now. At this time I am not sure how long he'll be in the hospital or any other particular details. Just wanted to let everyone know that he made it through this just fine. I'll update you when I know more. 

Thanks! Kim

UPDATE ON REECE GOOD

UPDATE 3/12/07

Just wanted to let everyone know that Reece will be going back in for surgery this Thursday to have the artificial skull/plate put back on so that he'll have something protecting his brain again. If everything goes as planned he'll have to be in the hospital for 1-2 days and then will be released to go home. 

It's been 7 months now since the accident and Reece is still making great progress towards recovery and is very optimistic and working so hard to get better. They've cut his therapy down to 3 days a week and he's been going to the "shop" on a regular basis--this is also good therapy for him! The next step after this surgery is to go see an eye specialist and see if they can do anything to fix some of his vision problems. I'll send a message after the surgery is over to let everyone know how he's doing.

Take care! The Good/Murray Family 

Reece Good Bike designer who was shot in the head says thank you to supporters November 9, 2006 KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Motorcycle designer Reece Good is saying thank you to everyone who has shown him support since a drive-by shooting left him struggling for his life. Good spoke on camera for the first time to NBC Action News reporter Lisa Benson. "I was in a coma for a couple of months," said Good. "A couple of months after it happened I didn't remember anything." But Good's family clearly remembers August 11. That day a gunman opened fire on Good and two friends along Interstate 635 in Kansas City, Kan. They were on their way home from a Sturgis bike rally when someone shot at their truck. Good was shot in the head, and spent the next two months in a coma. Now, Good is on the road to recovery, and his focus is on his physical therapy. "I've been at home a couple of weeks, and now I'm going through outpatient rehab," said Good. "They're working with me walking and stuff so I'm feeling pretty good considering what happened." He and his family are thanking those who have shown him so much love in his darkest hour. "There are a lot of good people out there, said Good's brother Heath. "A lot of them came forward and just helped us when we needed it. The support that he's gotten speaks for his work and the type of person that he is." Good's custom built motorcycles are known throughout the country and recognized by major television outlets as one of the best. And Good's brother knows why. "My brother's got more talent in one hand that most people have in a life time," said Heath. Good said he is getting back to using his talent and is looking forward to his next design. "I got people that are working for me, but I go out to my shop once a week at least." Police have not made any arrests in the case, and the reward money is now up to $15,000. They are asking anyone with information to call the TIPS Hotline: (816) 474-TIPS. Copyright 2006, KSHB. All Rights Reserved.

Update: 10/26/2006

Just wanted to let everyone know that Reece was able to come home on Tuesday afternoon this week. He had the day off from therapy yesterday so he had a little chance to rest and get adjusted to being home. He had a nice homecoming with signs throughout town, etc. I think he was really ready to get back home.

He'll be in therapy from 8:30am - 4:30pm Mon.-Fri. every week. But I am sure he'd still enjoy to have visitors at the house on the weekends or evenings!

Just wanted to remind everyone that the 5k walk/run is this Sunday if your interested. Registration is at Wheat Ridge Middle School in Gardner. If the weather is nice Reece has asked us to take him there for the event.

Thanks! The Good/Murray Family

Update: 10/17/2006

Update:  09/28/2006
I know it has been awhile since we've sent anything out on Reece and his status. He has been in rehabilitation for three weeks now and is doing really well. He is starting to stand on his own for brief periods of time. They had him up yesterday walking on the treadmill (with a harness of course) and he is getting around some with a walker. He is regaining his strength more each day. They've removed the feeding tube and he is eating pretty much whatever he likes now. They are working him pretty hard in his therapy sessions and you can tell just by the progress that he makes each day. His vision seems to still be affected somewhat, but the doctor says that it seems to be getting a little better as well. The doctor has mentioned that he thinks that after continued therapy Reece will recover to 90%, which is really good. His vision will be affected some, but he'll still be able to drive, work, etc.

We see this truly as a miracle for Reece and our family. We appreciate the continued support! The Good/Murray Family.

One of the men shot leaving a motorcycle rally talks about the shooting

September 9, 2006

GARDNER, Kan. – The man shot in the head on the way home from a Sturgis motorcycle rally is still in the hospital recovering.

However, Reece Good’s friend, who wants to go by Jeff, was driving the truck that night, and is now talking about that horrifying experience.

Thirty-six-year-old Good, Jeff and another friend just happened to stop at a gas station near Interstate 635.

Jeff said three men in a dark-colored Dodge Neon pulled up and opened fire.

Bullets hit Jeff in his forearm and side.

Shots hit Good in the hand and head as he sat in the passenger seat.

Jeff rushed them all to a hospital.

Jeff says he prays for Good to recover knowing both came inches from death.

"Besides it being a miracle that Reece is alive, it's also a miracle I didn't sustain series injury or lose my life," Jeff says.

Good is a nationally recognized award-winning custom motorcycle builder.

The gunman is still on the loose and Jeff is offering a $10,000 reward for that person’s capture and conviction.

Anyone with information is asked to call the TIPS Hotline: (816) 474-TIPS.

Copyright 2006, KSHB. All Rights Reserved.

Friends Of Shooting Victim Make Public Plea

Update: 09/14/2006
We have more good news to share! Yesterday they removed the trach and his IV. I'd say that is a pretty good sign he's getting better and stronger when they begin to remove support aids that they had hooked up to assist him. He got to start eating solid foods last night. They are going to leave the feeding tube in for a little while longer just to supplement him. They'll remove that when he begins to eat 50% of his meals that they bring him. I don't think he's real fond of the hospital food....but who is?

He's been working hard in therapy this week. He is talking much more now and is even able to tell Heath things that he knew needed to be done at the shop before he left for Sturgis. He's definitely still got his memory. That guy is as sharp as a tack!!

They got him up a few times yesterday to a standing position. He is definitely moving both of his legs, so they are going to try and get him on the bars next week to see if they can get him started on walking again. He is very determined to get better!

Thanks! The Good/Murray Family

Click the link below to see pic's of the BBQ & Auction for Reece, and the article from Cycle Connections.

http://www.cycleconnections.com/articledetail.asp?TypeID=21&ID=1177

Update: 09-11-2006
Hello! Just wanted to let everyone know that Reece has officially been moved to the rehabilitation unit at KU. It is called the Olathe Pavilion. He will be in therapy from 9am-3pm Monday-Saturday. No visitors until AFTER 3pm on those days please. Reece needs to get some rest during this time between his therapy sessions. Anytime after 3pm or Sundays are open!

Thanks! The Good/Murray Family 

Update: 09/08/2006

Update: 09/06/2006
Great News!!!  Reece is talking today!!!!!

Update: 09/05/2006
Reece is still showing signs of improvement. It seems he is doing more as each day passes. He had a good weekend and a good (or as good as can be expected) birthday yesterday with lots of visitors, cards and gifts to help him celebrate.

The doctor said that Reece has fully regained consciousness! Yeah!!! He is now shaking his head "yes" and "no" when you ask him questions. He has smiled a couple of times, and is even beginning to do sign language to communicate....he gave Alex "the bird" yesterday when Al was teasing him about something. I am pretty sure that tells us he knows exactly what is going on!!

They are continuing with his physical therapy and he seems to be making progress with that. They are going to hold off on operating on his hand for awhile. The neuro surgeon wants to get his brain healed up a little better before they do anything else. The surgeon has told us that he likes what he is seeing in terms of the things that Reece is doing and his progress.

I think all of the prayers are paying off! At first we all prayed that he would just make it through, then we prayed he'd wake up and regain consciousness....now we can continue to pray for him each week to make progress towards a full recovery and return to the same quality of life that he knew before this incident.

Nothing gives us more pleasure as a family than to be able to share good news about Reece. The support that you all are continuing to give Reece and our family hasn't gone unrecognized. We truly appreciate everything! The Good/Murray Family  

Update: 9/01/06
Well it's been three weeks....and we feel like Reece is showing some very good signs of improvement this week. Over the last couple of days he has definitely been awake alot more and had his eyes wide open. He recognizes people when they go in to see him as well as subjects that they discuss with him i.e. names of friends & family, his shop, etc. Heath went in a couple of days ago and told him that he was keeping the shop going and that they'd been working on some handle bars and Heath said that Reece opened his eyes wide up and Heath could tell that Reece was comprehending what he was talking about. He will squeeze your hand now when you tell him to. The nurses have asked him to give them a "thumbs up" a few times and he's actually given the a thumbs up. I think they are cute nurses... maybe he's flirting with them!

They started him on some physical therapy yesterday and he is doing some stuff pretty good and other stuff he isn't able to do yet. They asked him to push against them with his leg and he was actually able to do it. He does still have a few blood clots in his legs, but they aren't as concerned about those as they have blocks in to keep them from going anywhere. He does have one in his arm so they are giving him blood thinners.

The doctor told us yesterday that he can tell that Reece is very DETERMINED and if they had to guess...he will walk and talk again. They obviously can't be 100% sure. We are very pleased with his progress this week. It has really boosted our spirits!

Hang with us....we've still got a long road ahead! Have a great & SAFE holiday weekend! THe Good/Murray Family

P.S. Reece's bday is Monday, Sept. 4-- Be sure to say a birthday wish for him!!

Update: 08/30/2006
Reece seems to be gaining a little strength this week. He is opening his eyes a little more and keeping them open for longer periods of time. He is following some movement and is moving his right arm up and down some. On occasion he is squeezing people's hands when they tell him to. He is still "in and out" and isn't fully aware yet. They had been giving him a little sedation medication over the weekend because they said his body was "storming", he was tensing up and his heart would race. They say this is typical in head injury patients and it might go away in 3-4 days or in 2 months. It doesn't happen all the time. 

He has been running a fever off and on over the past week or so and they have found a slight infection around an appartus that they have in him to monitor his heart, etc. so they've changed his antibiotics to fight this infection and the fever seems to be subsiding slowly.

He's got a couple of small blood clots in his legs so they have started him on a blood thinner. They still have not operated on his hand and won't be able to do so while he is on the blood thinners.

Many thanks to those that came out to the BBQ & Auction on Sunday. Wow...I can't even put into words all the energy and enthusiasm that was going around that place and not to mention all the hard work of several individuals. Such hopeful and caring people. They are estimating a turn out of 1,500 people and approx. $58,000 raised. Below is a link to a website w/ info. from the event. I think they'll be posting pictures, etc. soon.

http://www.wiseguydesign.com/reecegood.html

Thanks! Kim

Update: 8/25/2006
Just wanted to let everyone know that Reece's condition is still about the same since my last email on Tuesday. He is pretty worn out today as they've been letting him breathe more and more on his own each day. He did pretty good yesterday breathing, but is exhausted today from working so hard at it. They put the trach in and have taken the breathing tube out. So it is easier to connect/disconnect the oxygen when he needs it or gets tired.

He is still in a light coma and could possibly remain in this "in and out" state that he is in for quite sometime, possibly even up to 6 mos. the doctor said. Each head injury patient is different and even though Reece has opened his eyes some this week and has had increased movement the doctor says it is a good sign that Reece is "in there" but just keeps reiterating that there is still a long road ahead. They are trying to decrease the amount of pain medication that they give him each day to see if he'll become a little more aware.

We just keep telling ourselves to be patient with this recovery.....it has only been 2 weeks. The body doesn't heal such a tramatic wound overnight. We can't even begin to thank everyone enough and show our gratitude for all the effort that has been put into organizing fundraisers, donations, the continued support and most importantly the prayers for Reece and our family. We hope to see you all on Sunday - The Good/Murray Family

Update: 08/22/2006
We've seen some signs of improvement today! Reece is beginning to respond to his name. He's opened his eyes several times today when someone talks to him or says his name. The nurses say that this is a very good sign.  They say it will still be awhile before they can say that he's fully regained consciousness. It is a slow process in waking up...he won't just wake up one day and stay awake. He'll have to build up strength to stay alert for longer periods of time each day.

The nurses have started to tell Reece where he is and what has happened to him. They are letting him breath on his own for short amounts of time until they can tell he is getting tired and then they hook him back up to the ventilator.

After several days of little to no improvement we think this is step in the right direction! We hope that this is positive news for all of you supporting Reece and this will continue to boost your spirits as it has ours.

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BAKE SALE THIS SATURDAY--BAKED GOODIES NEEDED!!
Nancy Embree and Tracy Rulon are organizing a bake sale at the Gardner Price Chopper this Saturday, August 26. All proceeds going to Reece's fund.

Anyone that wants to bring baked goods for the sale need to drop them off at their table in front of the store any time after 8:00 AM Saturday morning!! Price Chopper was already planning a hamburger cookout that day as well for the public, so Nancy & Tracy have agreed to serve the hamburgers and Price Chopper will be donating proceeds from that to Reece. 

Update: 8/21/2006
Reece's status hasn't really changed much over the weekend. They did not do surgery on his hand on Friday, we are not sure when they'll be doing that now. His CT scans are getting better each day. They said this morning that more of the pressure has been relieved from his brain and that he is still in what they consider a very light coma. We kept the visitors down to a very minimum this weekend to let him get some rest as he was beginning to get a little agitated and his heart rate was jumping up and down. So we are going to try and continue to let him rest and see if he'll regain consciousness soon. The doctors are really wanting him to wake up.

Police Investigating Whether Same People Were Involved in Three Shootings

Aug 17, 2006 02:37 PM CDT

Update: 8/17/2006
Reece is getting a little stronger each day. He opened his eyes twice yesterday once in the morning and once in the evening for a brief time. They have stopped giving him the medication that was keeping him sedated and would like to see him come out of the coma, which he is trying to do. They have been seeing a lot more movement from him over the last 24 hours.

I think most of you know that he sustained a second gun shot wound on his left hand and the doctors are wanting to go in and do surgery on it again to see if they can get it where it will be more operable when he recovers. If they don't, they've told us that his thumb and fourth finger won't function well. They cannot leave the breathing tube in much longer as it will start to do some damage, so they are going to put in a trach. They are talking about doing these procedures tomorrow. His doctor seems to think that Reece is strong enough at this point to endure another surgery.

SAVE THE DATES:
Smokin' For Reece: August 27 - BBQ at Robert Cooks in Gardner (more details later)
Ridin' For Reece: October 7 - Poker Run & Auction
(more details later)
Auction items Needed
Keep praying! We appreciate your support, efforts and concern for Reece -The Good/Murray Family
 
Update: 8/15/2006
Just wanted to let everyone know that things are still about the same for Reece today. The doctor said that some of the pressure is starting to be relieved from his brain which is good, but he still has quite a bit of swelling. Even though he is making small steps of progress things are still very critical. The doctor explained today that he is still at a very large risk for blood clots or even a stroke. They say that they are seeing signs that he is trying to wake up. But it is taking so much of his energy right now to try and do that. They are no longer giving him medication to keep him sedated. He is initiating some small breaths on his own but they are going to keep him on the breathing tube until he gets enough strength up. They are still unable to tell us what the permanent damage is going to be once he recovers.

POKER RUN - Some friends are putting together a poker run/benefit for Reece. I'll have more information on that later this week when they get the details worked out. 

CARDS & FLOWERS - Reece is in the neurology ICU and in a very small room so right now the only thing he can have in his unit are cards. Please send cards to his home address below and we will make sure that they get to him at the hospital.

Reece Good
136 W. Colleen Dr.
Gardner, KS 66030

DONATIONS - Contributions can be mailed to:
    Gardner National Bank
    The Live To Ride Fund
    C/O Reece Good
    PO Box 429
    Gardner, KS 66030

WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP - So many people are asking what they can do to help. The family is spending as much time at the hospital right now as possible. Gift cards for the family to get a decent meal besides hospital food every now and then would be helpful. There is an Applebee's, Sonic, Dairy Queen and a Qdoba close to the hospital. I think they've already got someone bringing food by to the house today, but possibly could use another meal at the house this weekend or early next week.    

Reece is making small steps of progress each day because he's got so many people pulling for him right now. As a family we can't express enough how much we appreciate everyone's support and prayers, that is what is keeping us going right now! I promise every email will not be this long, I just wanted to get the information to everyone the first time. I'll send something out every couple of days on his status. If you know someone that wants to be added to the distribution list please forward me their email or you can definitely forward my messages on to others.

Keep fighting the "GOOD" fight! Many Thanks - Kim     

Kim Good
Marketing Events Manager
Prism Business Media
9800 Metcalf Ave.
Overland Park, KS 66212
Ph: 913-967-1865
Fx: 913-514-6865
NEW EMAIL ADDRESS: kgood@prismb2b.com

Update: 8/13/2006 11:23am
I have received calls from people who heard Reece had died.  They said they heard it on Channel 5 news, but this information is not true.  Jimmy called his family a few minutes ago and he is still in the same stable condition reported below.  

Update:  8/12/2006  
My son-in-law Jimmy Freeman is very good friends with Reece and has been going over to the hospital to check on Reece's condition.  The latest news was good!  He is responding to some tests, like his eyes dilating when a light is shined, when he is pinched, ect.  He was shot once in the head and they are leaving that bullet alone, and once in the hand which has been removed.  Reece is a great, well respected person in the biker community and we are all pulling for him to have a speedy recovery after this devastating event.  Things like this just aren't supposed to happen to the good guys!!  Reece will need help with his medical expenses so if you would like to help there is a fund set up at the banks listed at the bottom of this article.  Please help as he is one of our own!!  Spike 

Drive-By Shooters Target Men Heading Home After Motorcycle Rally

Aug 11, 2006 04:08 PM CDT

KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Three men on their way home from the Sturgis motorcycle rally became the targets in a drive-by shooting overnight.

One of them - Reece Good, 36, of Gardner, Kan., - was critically wounded and was fighting for his life in a hospital Friday.

The shooting happened at about 3:15 a.m., just after the men pulled out of a gas station near Interstate 635 and Kansas Avenue.

They were in a truck with their motorcycles in tow when a dark colored Dodge Neon pulled up next to them as they tried to make their way back onto the interstate.

Someone or some people - there were three men inside - opened fire on them from inside the Neon.

The driver suffered minor injuries. The other passenger wasn't hurt.

Authorities didn't know why they were targeted.

Police were looking for the Neon involved. They didn't have any license plate information.

Good's family set up a fund to help cover his medical expenses. He owns a custom motorcycle shop in Gardner, Ultra Craft Customs.

Contributions can be mailed to:

Gardner National Bank
The Live To Ride Fund
C/O Reece Good
PO Box 429
Gardner, KS 66030

Contributions also may be dropped off at the following locations:

Main Bank
840 E Main
Gardner, KS  66030
(913) 856-7199

Lenexa Branch
92nd Pflumm
13423 W 92nd Street
Lenexa, KS  66215

South Banking Center
18855 South Gardner RD
Gardner, KS  66030

DONATIONS  
Contributions can be mailed to:
    Gardner National Bank
    The Live To Ride Fund
    C/O Reece Good
    PO Box 429
    Gardner, KS 66030

Reece Good