TRIBUTE TO FALLEN SOLDIERS
Countdown to Hawaii's 2023 Memorial Torch Ride "Honoring Hawaii's Fallen"

Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Northwest is a group of passionate, dedicated and caring individuals, (veterans and everyday American's) who ride their motorcycles each summer to honor and pay tribute to America's fallen service members.

 

As everyday American's, we graciously extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Gold Star families and the families of every fallen service member across the United States to remind them their fallen hero will never be forgotten.

TRAVELING TO HAWAII FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OUR HISTORY

When Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Northwest was first formed in 2009, our core mission was to honor and pay tribute to America's fallen service members in every corner of the United States.   This is done each summer with our annual ( cross-country ) Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Memorial Torch Motorcycle Ride which travels from Eugene, Oregon to Arlington National Cemetery every summer.    In our 13 years of doing this mission we've now honored more than 1,000 fallen service members from every branch of the military in most states across the country.

One of the very few states we haven't traveled to is Hawaii.     That changes in February of 2023.

 

For the very first time in our organization's history, we're taking our core mission to the Island of Oahu to honor and pay tribute to Hawaii's fallen service members.   From February 19 - 26, 2023 Tribute to Fallen Soldiers will crisscross the Island of Oahu making nearly ( 25 ) Fallen Soldier Home Visits in the same way we do them on the mainland.    This is simply our exclusive way of saying 'we love you' and 'we remember your fallen hero.'

Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Northwest is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.

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GOLD STAR FAMILIES: This first-ever Tribute Ride event in Hawaii is open to anyone who wishes to participate and assist us in honoring Hawaii's fallen. We're so pleased to announce more than ( 40 ) Gold Star families from the mainland have chosen to travel with Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Northwest to help pay it forward and honor other families who've suffered the same kind of loss they have. We're so humbled to be able to include these families in this first-ever journey for such a good cause. If you're a Gold Star family and would also like to attend and be part of this incredible event, please reach out to us at: Warren@TributetoFallenSoldiers.com

Call 808-922-2511 to Reserve Your Room

Opening Ceremony

On Sunday, February 19, 2023 all participating riders, Gold Star families and staff will convene in Honolulu, Hawaii for our Opening Ceremony scheduled for 6:30 PM.    This is a special 'Red Carpet' event located at our partner hotel ( The Astin Waikiki  Beach Hotel ) located at 2570 Kalakaua Avenue - Honolulu, HI.    All are welcome to attend and enjoy a wonderful evening of food, entertainment, Hawaiian dancing and special guests.

 

Tribute to Fallen Soldiers is also privileged to have the opportunity to honor and pay tribute to:

Army Sgt. Eugene Williams  -  Air Force Staff Sgt Raymond Briggs  -  Army Staff Sgt Randy Agno  -  Army CW4 Warrnnee Bagay during this Opening Ceremony.    The Fallen Soldiers Memorial Flame will also be lit during the Opening Ceremony and will remain lit for the entire week of our visit.

 

The evening will end with 'live' entertainment and dancing until 11:30 PM.

Punchbowl National Cemetery and The U.S.S Arizona

During this first ever visit to Oahu, Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Northwest will be privileged and honored to lay a wreath at both the Punchbowl National Cemetery and the U.S.S Memorial at Pearl Harbor.    All are welcome to attend.    Buses leaving the hotel will depart at 9:15 AM.

 

The visit to the Punchbowl National Cemetery is scheduled for Wednesday, February 22, 2023 at 10:30 AM.  The visit to the U.S.S Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor is scheduled for Saturday, February 25, 2023 at 12:00 pm noon.   Again, all are welcome to attend.  Buses leaving the partner hotel will depart at 9:15am

Closing Ceremony

The Closing Ceremony for this seven-day tribute ride event is scheduled for Saturday, February 25, 2023.    The Closing Ceremony will be held at the Waikiki Elks Lodge after our Gold Star dinner.   The Waikiki Elks Lodge #616 is located at 2933 Kalakaua Ave. - Honolulu, Hawaii.    During this Gold Star dinner, Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Northwest will honor and pay tribute to ( Three ) Hawaii fallen service members.   Near the end of the evening, the Closing Ceremony will commence which will include the extinguishing of the Fallen Soldiers Memorial Flame.

 How You Can Help

Send A Donation

Please help us as we graciously extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Gold Star families and the families of every fallen service member across the United States to remind them their fallen hero will never be forgotten.

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Become A Rider

All individual riders, ride chapters and groups are encouraged to participate and ride. Whether you decide to ride one leg, one day, several days, or the entire cross country journey, the amount of time you decide to ride is completely up to you.

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Share Our Story

One of the biggest things that you can do to help us on this amazing journey is to share our story. If you see anything here or on any of our social media platforms that moves you. Please help us spread our message by sharing it.

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Our Partners

The simple truth is Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Northwest isn't able to succeed without the gracious support of our ride partners.

 

There are dozens of opportunities for small businesses all the way up to major corporations to participate.

 

Individual donors and supporters are welcome as well.

 

If you're looking for a wonderful feel-good opportunity to honor and pay tribute to America's fallen service members, we hope you'll consider joining our team as an exclusive partner!

 

Your heart will sing with joy if you do!

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ABOUT US

Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Northwest began this incredible journey of honoring and paying tribute to America's fallen service members back in the summer of 2009. This journey began in the state of Oregon. During those early years, the State of Oregon had more than 120 fallen service members throughout the state.

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