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To honor is to extend respect to someone you loved. For those who never knew her, Joann Miller was an animal advocate whose zest for life was unparalleled.
READ HER STORY
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Join us on Sunday, April 29th, 2012 for the FOURTH annual Joann Miller Memorial Run (JAMM).
DETAILS
JAMM IV
+ Phone: 201-874-4066 + Email: jamminfo_yahoo.com
About JAMM 
There are no strangers here Only friends we haven't met
Joann and Lou Miller came into my life in 2006 when she signed on to become a volunteer with the rescue I co-founded.
With a little money and a lot of passion, my codirector and I worked tirelessly to build our rescue into what it is today. Our volunteer core numbers nearly 60 caring people who share our vision. Along the way, one of those volunteers, Joann Miller stepped up to help us and in doing so a friendship with her and her wonderful husband, Lou was sparked.
Joann showed up for events no matter how far the drive (she got lost every time!) or how ill she felt. You see, in her late forties she began a battle with kidney disease that ultimately would prove to be more than even she could handle.
Regardless of the pain she was in, you'd find her at our fundraisers garbed in baseball cap, T-shirt and God bless her, she'd sell her heart out - all to help the homeless dogs that touched her with their sad stories.
We tease Lou that Joann could have sold the Devil his soul and we believe it. Her life ended far too soon and her passing saddened us because we felt her work was unfinished.
And so I approached her husband with an idea to hold a memorial motorcycle run in her honor. My original intent was to donate the monies raised to a foundation to help others with kidney disease. Lou approved of my idea with one caveat - he wanted all of the money to go back to the dogs that Joann so loved.
Three years later, we've raised more than $10,000.00 to help rescue, rehabilitate and rehome more than 310 dogs.
Please join us April 29th, 2012 for JAMM IV to celebrate a life so deserving of this fine memorial.
Pattie Scully, Director and Founder of the JAMM Memorial Run
Register Pre-Registration Deadline: April 15th, 2012
ON-SITE REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE!
Check-in/Continental Breakfast 8:30 -– 10:00 am
Blessing of the Bikes 10:30 am
Provided by ROAR Chapter 920
Kickstands up 10:45 am sharp!
Run route 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Trophy Ceremony 1:00 pm
Limited menu lunch 1:00 -– 4:00 pm
Junction 46 Bar/Grille
Ledgewood, NJ (credit/cash)
Starting point
The Chatterbox Drive-In
State Hwy 15 in Augusta, NJ
Additional questions? Pls. Call Pattie (201)874-4066
Register To Ride
RIDE WAIVER & RELEASE (MUST BE SIGNED BY PARTICIPANTS)
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PARTICIPANT acknowledges and understands that by participating in and being involved with the BEAGLE RESCUE LEAGUE, INC'S J.A.M.M MEMORIAL RUN, including all associated activities, does so at PARTICIPANT’S own risk and assumes the risk thereby. Further, all persons associated with the organization, promotion and operation of the BEAGLE RESCUE LEAGUE, INC;S J.A.M.M MEMORIAL RUN, shall not to be liable for, and PARTICIPANT hereby expressly waives, any such claim of liability for personal injury, bodily injury, death or related damages which PARTICIPANT, including any guests or invitee of PARTICIPANT, may sustain by PARTICIPANT’S involvement, participation in, or proximity to the Event , and all of its associated activities, including the loss, theft, damage to or destruction of personal property, including loss of use, owned by or in the possession of PARTICIPANT or PARTICIPANT’S guests or invitees. By executing this Agreement, PARTICIPANT, including PARTICIPANT’S guests and invitees, intend to completely release and discharge from any duty whatsoever all Organizers, for any such claims PARTICIPANT or any guest or invitee of PARTICIPANT has resulting from the conduct, including the act or failure to act, of any such Organizer, including all associated activities. PARTICIPANT is fully aware that there may be inherent risks and dangers in certain activities associated with the Event, including but not limited to motorcycle run, operation of all type motor vehicle/motor cycle and associated activities. PARTICIPANT, including PARTICIPANT’S guests and invitees, are voluntarily participating in these activities with the knowledge of the potential danger involved and hereby agrees to accept and assume any and all risks of bodily injury, personal injury, death or related damages, including the loss, theft, damage to or destruction of personal property, including loss of use, and hereby verifies that PARTICIPANT has read and understands this statement by executing this Agreeement. PARTICIPANT further agrees, in consideration of the privilege of participating in the Event, and associated activities, to defend and indemnify the Organizers, and further agrees to hold Organizers harmless form any and all claims, liabilities, obligations and causes of action of whatsoever kind or nature for injury to or death of, any person, and for any injury, for any theft, injury or damage to or destruction of personal property resulting from any and all negligent acts or omissions, including but not limited to those of the Organizers, even though said person’s liability to any third person arises out of said person’s own negligence, including that of its principals, agents, employees or representatives. By executing this Agreement, PARTICIPANT acknowledges that he or she is giving up any right to sue the Organizers, or to otherwise make any claim against them for any personal injury, bodily injury, death or loss, theft damage to or destruction of personal property resulting from any activity associated with the Event, and has read the above Agreement and fully understands its contents as a legally binding release of liability and discharge of any duty owed by the Organizers, to PARTICIPANT from any and all claims for damages as described above, and that PARTICIPANT’S execution of this Agreement is an express assumption of risk by PARTICIPANT. PARTICIPANT gives express permission to use photographs taken at JAMM Memorial Run for promotional purposes without compensation.
Rescue Page 1 Somewhere on a desert highway
She rides a Harley Davidson
Her long hair flyin' in the wind
She's been running half of her life
The chrome and steel she rides
Collidin' with the very air she breathes...
WILD AT HEART THE WOMEN BEHIND JAMM
I met Rayna (pictured on the right) while searching for a new home for a displaced German Shorthaired Pointer. New to rescue myself, it was completely by luck that our paths crossed. A friendship of sorts was born and since that day she and I have discovered that we have a
few very important things in common.
The dogs of course - we both dedicate ourselves to finding the best home for any dog that needs help within our rescue groups. And then there is the love for adventure that we share. In our discussions over fundraising we came up with the idea for JAMM. Although our volunteers thought we were both nuts (maybe we are) we believed that Jamm would be a success. Well, truth be told we really thought we'd be the only 2 attendees at that first years run.
I don't say this often but I'm REALLY happy we were both wrong.
JAMM I was a huge success - partly due to the sheer amount of effort she and I extended to make it right and also because we had the help of some awesome volunteers who stepped up despite their thoughts that we'd both lost our minds.
Jamm II was attended by nearly 150 people and JAMM III was a hit - nearly 275 attendees! We hope our Fourth Annual will be even better and hopefully a little bit bigger.
To Rayna for helping each year, to the volunteers that support our groups, to the attendees, the sponsors and especially the riders - thanks for all you do to keep JAMM alive.
To help a homeless dog please visit Petfinder.org
Adopt, don't buy while shelter dogs die...
Sponsor Us 
Help us save their lives
For the past four years, JAMM has roared across the Northwestern counties of New Jersey including Morris, Sussex and Warren. Our attendance has more than doubled and hundreds of motorcyclists now ride with us in this exciting, family friendly event.
Many advertising and promotional possibilities are available for interested corporate sponsors. Our motorcycle rally is an ideal venue to help you increase your companies visibility. In a downturned economy advertising is more important than ever. We can help!
Depending upon your level of contribution our Sponsorship opportunities range from simple quarter page ads in our Ride Program to apparel branding with your company name.
Please consider supporting our efforts to save homeless dogs by making a commitment to sponsor this wonderful, local event.
Headline Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
For $250.00 or more your company will receive the following:
For $100.00 or more your company will receive the following:
Your company name displayed on our apparel
A full page ad in our event program
A verbal acknowledgement on LIVE internet radio
Space on our Event Banner
Space on our Sponsorship Board
Social Media mention (Facebook/Twitter)
Acknowledgement on our websites
The opporunity to provide goodie bag items
Acknowledgement in news media (print)
A half page ad in our event program
Space on our Sponsorship Board
Social Media mention (Facebook/Twitter)
Acknowledgement on our websites
The opporunity to provide goodie bag items
Acknowledgement in news media (print)
Silver Sponsors
For just $50.00 your company will receive the following:
A quarter page ad in our event program
Space on our Sponsorship Board
Social Media mention (Facebook/Twitter)
Acknowledgement on our websites
Road Rules 
The following tips are being offered to make all of you aware of the techniques that will allow a group of six (6) or more motorcycles to stay together, ride safely, and enjoy the trip. Some of these tips may already be part of your every day riding habits, but some may be new to you and will certainly make any group ride more enjoyable.
1.) All participants are to arrive ON TIME and be ready to ride. Please have a full tank of gas and a well maintained bike to avoid any problems.
2.) The ROAD CAPTAIN is responsible for speed, lane changes, and stops. As in the past, Rich B from the American Legion Riders will be your event Road Captain.
3.) The maximum speed for this run will be to keep up with the flow of traffic OR as posted by law. This is a NJ State Police escorted run!
4.) Normal group formation will be staggered, as it allows for a greater safety cushion between riders at all times. Normal space between riders will be between 2 to 3 seconds by count. Riding 2-up will be at the discretion of the Road Captain leading the group. If you rde in 2-up formation always stay in line with the bike in front of you, and do not switch between the left and right side of the lane, no matter where the bike next to you may wander.
5.) On curves, single-file formation when signaled by the Road Captain to allow plenty of maneuvering space until reaching a straight away, or until a 2-up signal is given.
6.) No racing past or switching positions. Stay in your starting positions unless signaled to change. NO CLOWNING AROUND. Remember, there are newer riders, and we ride for fun, and don't want anyone to get hurt.
7.) Obey all signals of the ROAD CAPTAIN . Always signal to the rider behind you by the use of hand signals from the person in front of you so that the information can be passed along.
8.) If your riding partner has problems or needs to pull over, pull over with him, or signal the Road Captain so he can find a safe place to pull everyone over. In the event the problem cannot be resolved in fifteen minutes, the Road Captain or appointed officer will determine the next step. Also, if you decide to leave the group for any reason while the ride is in progress please be sure to notify the Road Captain or an assistant.
9.) Keep a safe distance from the rider in front of you. PLEASE try to maintain a constant pace to avoid rubber banding.
10.) Stay close to each other in the group through intersections and traffic lights, so that the group doesn't get cut in two. If there are outriders controlling traffic at an intersection, DO NOT stop unless directed to by the outrider.
THESE ARE THE RIDING PROCEDURES THAT WILL BE FOLLOWED BY OUR GROUP FOR THE PURPOSE OF SAFETY OF ALL PERSONS PARTICIPATING IN JAMM.
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Q: Where can I obtain a ride entry form?
A: Ride applications are available right at the event. Pre-Registration forms are on the Registration tab. If you are one of the first 50 to register, you get a ride pin!
Q: Does any portion of the run involve riding on the highway?
A: No, there is no highway riding involved. The ride is very safe (fully police escorted), and averages between 50-60 mph but we do spend time on some beautiful back roads that drop down to a comfortable 40mph.
Q: What Charities are benefiting from this ride?
A: Beagle Rescue League, Inc. and the Eastern German Shorthaired Pointer Club & Rescue benefit from the proceeds of this run. Please click on the "About" tab to learn about our endeavors.
Q: If it rains do I get my money back or is there a rain date?
A: No refunds are given but there is a rain date of May 6, 2012. In the event there is inclement weather both dates, we will conduct our run during the Fall season.
Q: If I am unable to ride, can I still purchase a commemorative shirt?
A: Yes. Our storefront will afford folks the opportunity to purchase photos, shirts etc after the run is completed, provided there is sufficient stock available.
Q: Who do I contact if I want to become a vendor or sponsor for the ride?
A: Click the "Contact" button on this website if you wish to help us by becoming a sponsor or learn about vendor opportunities.
Contact 
Comments?
Feedback, questions or just a line to say hi - we're all for it. Here is your chance...
Mailing Address
19 Kenmar Road
Budd Lake, NJ 07828 USA
Contact Pattie at:
Cell +201.874.4066
Web www.wix.com/jammiv/run
Email jamminfo_yahoo.com
Links Page 1 We wish to acknowledge and thank the following for their support and/or participation in JAMM IV.
