EVENTS: CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial ride honors fallen hero

CPL. Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride participants at the start location with Travis Mills. (contributed photo)
On August 2, riders from across the region gathered to honor the life and sacrifice of Corporal Andrew L. Hutchins with a powerful 61-mile memorial ride that spanned one hour and 37 minutes.
Now in its second year, the CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride brings together community members, veterans, families, and supporters to remember a local hero who gave his life in service to his country. The ride began at Route 202 Pizza & Grille and followed a scenic route through northern Maine, ending at Carrabec High School, in North Anson, where participants paused to reflect and celebrate Andrew’s legacy.
“One of our core goals is helping people realize that anyone can find a way to recognize a Gold Star family in their own community. We are just three individuals who had an idea – and turned it into something meaningful,” Said the ride organizers, “And if you’re feeling that nudge to start something in your own community, we’re here to tell you: it’s possible. If you’re someone who’s looking to get something going, let us know! We would love to help out.”
Proceeds from this event went to the Travis Mills Foundation, ensuring his spirit of service continues to live on.
To learn more about the CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride, upcoming events, or how to get involved, visit us on Facebook at CPL. Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride.
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