Cathy"s Help
Deep Six Cycles
Cathy Johnson is the inspiration behind Jeremy’s motorcycle and
foundation. Cathy is Jeremy Johnson’s mother, who lost her fight with
breast cancer in 2005. Jeremy has worked hard to find a way to help
woman that are fighting breast cancer. Throughout 2012 Jeremy will
collect donations for his tribute ride to Sturgis 2012. All the
donations made to this fund will be given to individual women that are
fighting breast cancer, with or without insurance.
About Jeremy and his mission
“A week after I got back from the 2005 Smoke Out, my mother passed away from metastasized breast cancer complications . She fought the disease for two yrs and lost over a doctors mistake I watched my mother fight a fight nobody needs to fight and I lost my best friend . She never received help from any organizations. My goal is to raise money and give it to the women that needs help that nobody thinks about .We provide assistance with the everyday needs, medical, medicine, home repairs, ect. “
The bike that I built for breast cancer I plan to ride to Sturgis in 2012 from Atlanta, Ga . I have started letting survivors sign the motorcycles primary belt so they can be with me in spirit . The chopper is a rigid frame shovelhead chopper that has a seventy’s flair, its not going to be easy by any means with a two and a half gallon tank. My goal is to raise fifty thousand dollars, I will give all donation info on my blog so when every one that donates knows where there money has gone unlike most charity foundations . I hope I can get everyone’s support in this mission and continue this for years to come .
If you would like to donate to Cathy’s help, please hit the donate button on their home page. They even have some shirts and such! Thanks!
http://cathyshelpfoundation.wordpress.com/
http://cathyshelp.blogspot.com/p/how-cathys-help-became.html
http://www.facebook.com/TheCathysHelpFoundation
If you want to see more of this bike pick up a copy of Grease Magazine! If
you would like a copy, just send $3.00 to Brian's
paypal account~ info@garage71.com ~ and be sure to add your mailing
address.
https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/send-money-online
http://www.garage71.com/The_Garage.html
We had the pleasure of meeting and riding some with Jeremy at the Dixie round up last year. He did a hell of a job with this chop. We hope to run into him again at BMR or some other such madness! If you would like to see more of his work check him out on the link below.
http://muttincycles.blogspot.com/
About Jeremy and his mission
“A week after I got back from the 2005 Smoke Out, my mother passed away from metastasized breast cancer complications . She fought the disease for two yrs and lost over a doctors mistake I watched my mother fight a fight nobody needs to fight and I lost my best friend . She never received help from any organizations. My goal is to raise money and give it to the women that needs help that nobody thinks about .We provide assistance with the everyday needs, medical, medicine, home repairs, ect. “
The bike that I built for breast cancer I plan to ride to Sturgis in 2012 from Atlanta, Ga . I have started letting survivors sign the motorcycles primary belt so they can be with me in spirit . The chopper is a rigid frame shovelhead chopper that has a seventy’s flair, its not going to be easy by any means with a two and a half gallon tank. My goal is to raise fifty thousand dollars, I will give all donation info on my blog so when every one that donates knows where there money has gone unlike most charity foundations . I hope I can get everyone’s support in this mission and continue this for years to come .
If you would like to donate to Cathy’s help, please hit the donate button on their home page. They even have some shirts and such! Thanks!
http://cathyshelpfoundation.wordpress.com/
http://cathyshelp.blogspot.com/p/how-cathys-help-became.html
http://www.facebook.com/TheCathysHelpFoundation
https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/send-money-online
http://www.garage71.com/The_Garage.html
We had the pleasure of meeting and riding some with Jeremy at the Dixie round up last year. He did a hell of a job with this chop. We hope to run into him again at BMR or some other such madness! If you would like to see more of his work check him out on the link below.
http://muttincycles.blogspot.com/