Midwest Rolling Thunder PHMO

12/13/2025

Today we were able to give back to the Pleasant Hill community. 50 gift cards were given out to help people buy groceries and to spread some holiday cheer. Santa even made a guest appearance!

12/04/2025

The autism center has reached out to us, they have had a lower then usual turn out if your not doing anything Saturday go out and support a good cause!!!https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fsecure.qgiv.com%2Fevent%2Fbowling2025&h=AT0OBXgnlW7IvcZRRwGP5ffzZT9xMp2wAQy9MwRhlu13tN7ZoZ_nnN3JD7tMbdbVr8n_DWo5O2nJduNtdeGHIUueshsbhVuhBFH4cWwZshGRc2J7ayaBSlOZ5NgbW23-BMiRjkixJ3t5ajs&s=1

12/01/2025

12/01/2025

Our event two months ago....

11/25/2025

Timothy Edward Carlson
June 7, 1971- November 18, 2025
Timothy “Brick” Carlson, a devoted father, loving partner, loyal friend, passionate rider, and
most of all, a bad ass, passed away unexpectedly while doing what he loved most- riding his
motorcycle. Born on June 7th, 1971, Brick lived a life defined by authenticity, strength,
selflessness, and a deep love for the people and passions that shaped him.
Brick’s greatest pride was his daughter, Shaylin, whom he adored with all his heart. His love for
her was constant, steady, and evident in everything he did. He is also survived by his loving
girlfriend Tracy, whose companionship and laughter brought warmth and joy to his life.
Brick shared an unbreakable bond with his loyal dog, Meg, who was never far from his side.
She was family to him in every way.
A true enthusiast of the open road, Brick found freedom on his motorcycle. Riding wasn’t just a
hobby- it was a part of who he was. HIs passion for metal music was equally strong, serving as
the soundtrack to the bold, full-throttle way he lived his life.. Brick will be remembered for his loyalty, his humor, his grit, and his big heart. His impact will live
on through the stories told, the music he loved, and the many lives he touched.
He leaves behind his daughter Shaylin, his partner Tracy, his beloved Meg, and a wide circle of
family and friends who will miss him deeply.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday November 29, 2025 starting at Outlaw Cigar and
Brewery in Kansas City at 1:00pm. A procession to Buckets in Blue Springs will take place at
3:00pm. All who knew and loved Brick are welcome to come and share memories, raise a glass,
and honor the man who lived life on his own terms.
May he rest in peace, forever riding free

11/18/2025

As we prepare for the hardest day a biker can face, we take solace in that your helping people even till the last breath and beyond. On that note brick is going to be an organ donor. So we will be having a walk of honor for him at 3 if you can attend please we are gathering at 245 at the icu waiting room at research medical center let's line these walls with people for him and show him how loved he his and be there for his daughter and Tracy

11/17/2025

It's with heavy heart Brick Tim Carlson our brother is unfornately not going to make it. We will have celebration of life plans to come. Please lift his daughter and his lady Tracy in your prayers.

11/16/2025

It's with heavy heart I type this today two of our members went down. His lady is in critical but stable condition, her man however is in worse shape. Please lift them in your prayers and we'll dilvugle more when I can thank you.

10/10/2025

Let's ride for tucker!!!

UPDATE!!

LOCATION CHANGE!

Due to the overwhelming support and outpouring of interest to participate we have moved to a larger venue to accommodate as many as possible. Folks planning to attend should head to the staging area now located in the northwest parking lot of Metro North Crossing at Barry Rd and 169 Hwy (old Macy's parking lot). Staging begins at 9:45 and the parade will start promptly at 10:30.

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To all of our fellow first responders, motorcycle riders, Jeepers, car showers and hot roders! Heads up! We need your help!!

Let us tell you about Tucker's Parade…

The family of Tucker is asking for help as they coordinate a parade for him. Sadly, Tucker is being sent home this week from Children's Mercy, here in Kansas City, on hospice as he loses his fight against a rare genetic disorder called Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), also known as "butterfly skin" and complications from it.

Tucker's favorite things are trucks, Jeeps, motorcycles, hot rods and emergency apparatus and so the family is organizing a parade to go by their house for Tucker to enjoy.

This Saturday, October 11th at 10:30 am the parade will begin at Winnetonka High School, 5815 NE 48th Street, KCMO and proceed past Tucker's nearby home. Be in place at the staging area by 10:00! The family would LOVE for a showing of public safety to support Tucker and help bring joy to this little guy.

Any questions can be directed to our page!

Help us out! Let’s give Tucker the final honor he deserves!

09/13/2025

Come join us today in Downtown Lee's Summit. This young man was called home leaving behind a wife and three young children. Our goal today is to help take some of the burden off his wife so she can grieve and focus on her family. Can't make it? We accept PayPal as well. [email protected]

08/18/2025

Man what a ride yesterday for the rj memorial ride, we were glad to be a part of it and had a blast. Thanks for having us!!!