Posted on Aug 1, 2016
Motorcyclist in critical condition after Clear Creek accident
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Story has not been updated, He did not survive.
Im told he was a Soldier from Fort Hood. https://www.gofundme.com/2hgf7sxe
Im told he was a Soldier from Fort Hood. https://www.gofundme.com/2hgf7sxe
Motorcyclist in critical condition after Clear Creek accident
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Motorcycle Safety Foundation Rider Coach
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Thanks for putting this up SGM, but. Unfortunately my Brother Roadhouse has lost his life. Our family, IOMC, is in sorrow right now and we are with heavy heart. Please if you see this, share it with ur friends as he was only 24 and he leaves behind a Wife and child. RIP MY BROTHER, MAY WE SEE EACH OTHER AGAIN.
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SGM Erik Marquez
SSG Jason Trammell deeply sorry for your loss
I'm very involved in the local motorcycling community here in central Texas
Teaching more than 800 riders a year how to ride in the basic course and many more the advanced course for skill improvement or rider education ticket dismissal teaching off post mostly and on with Cape Fox as needed
I also did motorcycle accident review for 1CD as part of my duties before I left and currently conduct accident review an expert testimony these days
All that means is I see way too many accidents, many if not most not the motorcyclist fault though even some of those were preventable to some degree
If you have more than what's been made public available on your brothers accident and you think there is a teaching point that I could share with Future students or soldiers I'd love to have you contact me off-line
I'm very involved in the local motorcycling community here in central Texas
Teaching more than 800 riders a year how to ride in the basic course and many more the advanced course for skill improvement or rider education ticket dismissal teaching off post mostly and on with Cape Fox as needed
I also did motorcycle accident review for 1CD as part of my duties before I left and currently conduct accident review an expert testimony these days
All that means is I see way too many accidents, many if not most not the motorcyclist fault though even some of those were preventable to some degree
If you have more than what's been made public available on your brothers accident and you think there is a teaching point that I could share with Future students or soldiers I'd love to have you contact me off-line
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SSG Jason Trammell
Pretty much, SGM Marquez, you have as much info on it as we do. Having retired from FT Hood and lived there, I know all to well the traffic, the people not paying attention. I took the advanced course there at Ft Hood in 2007 and I truly believe you can learn from every accident that happens. If I can get more info and find out the details of exactly what happened, you will be the first that I contact. One loss is to 1 to many. Thank you for the work you do and the work you used to do while serving, L/R Clorox, VP, IOMC, STATELINE CREW, OHIO
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