celebration of Life Justin "Maddawg" Wood

A Little more than a year ago. This world lost a kind man. A lot of people lost a great friend and brother. But this celebration of life is to keep his memory alive. And show him how much we miss and care for our long-lost brother.


I hope to see everyone at the celebration of life ride and fundraiser in his memory on August 16th Saturday at the American legion in Webster. Music, food, raffles, full bar, and great people. Proceeds are going to his daughter.

We are also still accepting donations and items for the raffles. If anyone wishes to bring additional food, that is welcome and appreciated.

riders $10
Riders w/ passenger $15

This ride will have 1 Stop, the American Legion Post 85, Woonsocket RI. Planned a nice route through Douglas & Blackstone down & then through RI & CT back. We should be back at approximately 3:15 pm

Registration 11:30 - 12:45

KSU at 1 pm
1st Leg (45 min / 26 miles)
Left on School St
Right on Main St
Right on Lake St past Mad Dawg's mom's house
Left on 193 North / Thompson Rd
Right on 16 East into Douglas
Right then Left on 96 South
After about 4.3 mi, just after entering RI, First Left on Brook Rd
Left on 98 North
Right on 146A South
After 1 mi, Left on Balm of Life Rd, at Fork, Bear Left on Ironstone St
Left on Central St, at Light turn Right on 122 South into Blackstone
At First the First Light, Turn Right on St Paul St
Before the Train Bridge, Turn Left on Canal St
Arrive at American Legion Post 85

About 45 min stop

2nd Leg (46 min / 26 miles)
Left out of Parking Lot on River St
Left on St Paul St
Right on 146A North
Straight on 102 South
After passing Norfolk Power Equipment, 2nd Right on Lapham Farm Rd
Straight at All-Way Stop, Right on 100 North / South Main St
Stay on 100 North thru Pascoag
Left on Buck Hill Rd to 12
Right on Quaddick Town Farm Rd
Right on East Thompson Rd then Bear Left on Sand Dam Rd
Right on 193 North / Thompson Rd
Left on Lake Pkwy
Right School St
Left on Houghton to American Legion Post 184

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