Tennessee Brotherhood

07/24/2026

Remembering our 2026 heroes at the Kentucky Brotherhood

07/24/2026

07/23/2026

2025 TBR jersey being represented in the 2026 Kentucky Brotherhood Ride! Maintaining the promise to Never Forget! Every morning of the ride we share the stories of our local heroes that we carry with us

06/19/2026

Day 3 was our final stretch of our ride traveling to Clarksville Police Department where we honored Sgt. David Miller. His wife smirked watching us come in from the rain, and stated David must be playing a joke on us. We learned of Sgt Miller's caring demeanor to his colleagues and the way he showed his love through food. There was such a giant outpouring of support and family. We truly enjoyed speaking his name and meeting his wonderful family and coworkers.

06/18/2026

We stopped in Brentwood to honored Officer Legieza in 2025. It's awesome to see the police departments in the area working together to ensure drunk drivers, stay off the road.

06/17/2026

Day 2's mission was to honor Deputy Jerry Soares and Flight Nurse/Paramedic Allan Williams in Sumner County.
We were blessed to ride along side Allan's colleagues from Vanderbilt LifeFlight for the stretch that led to our honor at Sumner County EMA. The unity felt among first responders in this stretch was unparalleled.
The ceremony brought beauty behind the remembrance of two courageous men. We embraced a moment of silence as we watched a fly over being performed, we spoke their names, we hugged, and we remembered.

06/15/2026

Day 2 was a busy day with the main mission being to get to our honor stop. We had a few extra surprises up our sleeves! We started off by visiting our friends at our 2025 honor stop in Rutherford County. Last year we stopped there and honored Jacob Beu. We returned to remember and we left a wreath at their memorial site. We then headed to Gladeville, TN. We partnered with The Milligan and rode a section of their route to show unity in their cause. This organization honors a civilian who lost her life when she was hit by a motorist while she was riding her bike. They raise money for Families for Safe Streets National , an organization which aids in providing safe walkways and bike lanes for pedestrians and bicyclists. The Brotherhood loaned out our cook team and provided dinner to the riders who participated at this event! Here are some photos captured from the beginning of our day 2.

06/15/2026

We are so thankful for the partnership with our escorts. They truly work so flawlessly! Many of the men and women that lead these teams are off duty and volunteer to assist. Definition of brotherhood. Thank you.

06/14/2026

When we talk about the meaning of brotherhood, acts like these are perfect examples. I reached out to Kentucky Brotherhood for assisting us in finding police escorts for a 10 mile leg where we would enter into Kentucky to get over to our final honor in Clarksville TN. Kentucky state police, Guthrie PD, and Todd County Sheriff's Office all pitched in for those 10 short miles and they even added some flare by leading us in a mustang. THANK YOU KENTUCKY.