• #23: The Kentucky Brotherhood Ride - Supporting families of fallen First Responders with Special Guest Captain Brent Lile

  • Jul 18 2022
  • Length: 32 mins
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#23: The Kentucky Brotherhood Ride - Supporting families of fallen First Responders with Special Guest Captain Brent Lile

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  • 5 Stone welcomes Captain Brent Lile of Campbellsville Kentucky Fire Department. Brent comes to discuss the KENTUCKY BROTHERHOOD RIDE and how they support families of fallen first responders. Frontline workers from across the country unite together in a treacherous 400 mile endurance road bike ride across the state of Kentucky to raise support for the families of the fallen frontline.

    If you would like to support or learn more about the KBR Ride, go to www.kentuckybrotherhood.org. There you will find more info about the heroes they are representing as well as ways you can support their mission such as donating or purchasing their fundraising items.

    To learn more about 5 Stone and our mission to support the frontline and continue to serve as the frontline with our Global Mission Response Team, go to www.5stoneusa.com You can also support 5 Stone through our 5 Stone Frontline Coffee. We ship all over the United States and these sales help us provide critical training and services to those in need.


    Thank you,

    Eric Townsend



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