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Ride to the Tide raises funds for Special Olympics
Representatives from Special Olympics Delaware present a plaque to Bill Klemkowski, owner of Jake’s Seafood, thanking him for his support. Shown are (l-r) manager of special events Corrine Plummer, Delaware Law Enforcement for Special Olympics State Director Greg Nolt, Klemkowski and Blue Knights Delaware President Mike Pollinger.
April 21, 2019
The 13th Annual Ride to the Tide fundraiser for Special Olympics Delaware took place April 14. This year 1,403 riders and passengers raised $61,500 for Special Olympics Delaware.
The police-escorted ride started at Rommel Harley-Davidson in Smyrna and ended at Jake’s Seafood on Route 1 for a complimentary lunch.
More than $420,000 has been raised in the event’s 13-year history.
Representatives from Special Olympics Delaware present a plaque to Bill Klemkowski, owner of Jake’s Seafood, thanking him for his support. Shown are (l-r) manager of special events Corrine Plummer, Delaware Law Enforcement for Special Olympics State Director Greg Nolt, Klemkowski and Blue Knights Delaware President Mike Pollinger.
The riders arrive at Jake’s Seafood in a marked lane provided by DelDOT.
Mother and daughter Melissa Cornwell, left, and Amanda Bilow, riding for A-Z Cycles in Dover, smile for a photo.
Jeré and Skip Hutson are just two of the many Buffalo Riders who participate in this event every year.
New friends John Ditting, left, and Hud Athey pause before lunch for a photo.
Law enforcement agencies from throughout Delaware escorted the riders on the route.
Special Olympics Delaware athletes attended the event. Shown are (l-r) Jocelyn and Chip Zonick, and athletes Caitlyn Records, and Jake and Michele Zonick.
