101-year-old Ray Weser is has had a lifelong passion for motorcycles, especially Harley-Davidsons. He fell in love with riding the bikes ever since he was introduced to them as a teenager. He even ended up working for Harley-Davidson for 24 years after serving in World War II.
With his birthday approaching in December, Weser expressed he had a last wish to ride one of the famous bikes before he passes away.
That’s when his community rallied together to make it happen. Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and the Grand Canyon Harley-Davidson worked together to organize Weser’s last ride on a custom bike.
Weser was absolutely ecstatic as he drove through Arizona’s Prescott Valley with around 50 other bikers.
“This is an amazing thing. I’m pretty sure he thinks he’s died and gone to heaven already,” Weser’s granddaughter Jennifer Miller told KPHO.
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