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Letter from 
Full Circle Breast Cancer
Motorcycle Ride
By Andrea Upton
The Full Circle Breast Cancer Motorcycle Ride is revving up for 2005. The event, in its second year, raises money for breast cancer research and to help those affected by the disease. Last year's motorcycle ride exceeded all expectations. There were over 1,200 participants and the event raised $9,000 which was donated to Great Lakes Cancer Center, Genesys Hurley Cancer Center, and the American Cancer Society. Five Wright & Filippis employees from the Flint facility volunteered at the event: Julie Dunning, Nicole Frye, Marilyn Walker, Ginny Slinkard, and Angie Pulley.
The police-escorted 40 mile ride, set for Saturday, June 18, begins at the Genesee Valley Center in Flint Twp. and ends at the Flint Motorcycle Club in Otisville. For more information, to participate or volunteer for this family event, please visit the Full Circle website at www.FullCircleCancerRide.com.
Motorcycle Ride
By Andrea Upton
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The Full Circle Breast Cancer Motorcycle Ride is revving up for 2005. The event, in its second year, raises money for breast cancer research and to help those affected by the disease. Last year's motorcycle ride exceeded all expectations. There were over 1,200 participants and the event raised $9,000 which was donated to Great Lakes Cancer Center, Genesys Hurley Cancer Center, and the American Cancer Society. Five Wright & Filippis employees from the Flint facility volunteered at the event: Julie Dunning, Nicole Frye, Marilyn Walker, Ginny Slinkard, and Angie Pulley.
The police-escorted 40 mile ride, set for Saturday, June 18, begins at the Genesee Valley Center in Flint Twp. and ends at the Flint Motorcycle Club in Otisville. For more information, to participate or volunteer for this family event, please visit the Full Circle website at www.FullCircleCancerRide.com.
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| The Full Circle Breast Cancer Motorcycle Ride had over 1,200 participants in its inaugural year. |