First responders cycle across Illinois to support families of police officers killed in the line of duty
First responders across Illinois cycle for police officers
First responders are going the extra mile this week to support the families of police officers killed in the line of duty.
CHICAGO - First responders are going the extra mile this week to support the families of police officers killed in the line of duty.
More than 70 cyclists including officers, state troopers and sheriff’s deputies from Illinois will ride 350 miles, from Alton to Chicago in four days.
The ride begins Thursday morning downstate and ends Sunday afternoon at the Gold Star Family Memorial near Soldier Field.
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For years, Charles Tinnin has worked to place Gold Star and Purple Heart designated parking signs at various locations in Clarksville, Dickson, Erin and Dover. Four parking spots are located at Neal-Tarpley Parchman funeral home in Clarksville for use by the families of U.S. Armed Forces members that lost their lives in service. Tinnin has also worked with legislators across Tennessee to designate highways. You know where (Highway) 149 is? Tinnin asked, setting up his response. That road right there, I got that named Gold Star Family Memorial Highway. You know where Stewart County, Cumberland City is? I got that road named last year Gold Star Family Memorial Highway.