The Family of David Ernest Pinhero, 89, USAF, has invited the Patriot Guard Riders to attend the Service
of their loved one as he makes his final journey. It is our honor to do so.
David proudly served with the US Air Force from 1952 to 1956 being stationed in Germany and Okinawa Japan loading munitions onto the airplanes. His rank was Airman First Class at the time of his discharge.
David worked for, and retired from, Luxfur as a tool grinder. He loved ballroom dancing with his wife,
loved the outdoors, walking, hiking, and fishing with his grandson. His Wife, Shirley, proceeded him in death. He is survived by 3 children Rebecca, David and Michael, 3 grandchildren Michael, Jeffrey and Jessica, and 2 great grandchildren Philip and
Connor.
NOTE: This mission posting is to facilitate your voluntary participation in honoring this Military Veteran.
NOTE: Please observe the latest “COVID-19” restrictions.
Time Table for Wednesday 05 May 2021:1245 - Stage at Riverside National Cemetery 22495 Van Buren Boulevard, Riverside, CA 92518
https://goo.gl/maps/PnDNBgMUHosfsLhb9(PGR Staging: On E.Normandy, near the first roundabout, entering at E. Normandy and passing Staging
Area #9)
1300 - Mission briefing
1340 - KSU up to assigned Committal
Brenda “Pebbles” BixlerSo Cal PGR Ride Captain
Bixler.brenda@yahoo.com
951-522-6847
You do not have to be a Veteran or a motorcycle rider to attend this mission. All PGR members
are welcome. We encourage those who do not ride to attend in your car. If this will be your first
mission go to the initial staging area and you will be briefed there by the Ride Captain (RC).
Dress for motorcycle riding or dress casually if you are driving a cage (car). Please feel free to
attend any portion of this mission you can. Please ride/drive safely.
Please remember that our mission is to stand tall and silent, and with honor and respect for our
Heroes. No talking, smoking, or cell phone use during the flag line or service. Please keep
radios off and engine noise to a minimum. Observe the 15 MPH speed limit. Remember, cemeteries are hallowed ground. Show respect to all who are there, not just the ones we are honoring.
