Holly Caid

 Holly was taken from us suddenly and unexpectedly due to illness. She was the kind of person who expressed exuberance and enthusiasm in everything she did.  Her life philosophy worked very well for her.  She chose her priorities carefully, then put all her energy into them.  She was truly a remarkable woman.  I have never known anyone so full of life and joy as Holly.

 As our star LOS representative, Holly was loyal to a fault.  She took her responsibilities to heart and was actively involved in recruiting, providing input, and keeping the rest of us on our toes in general.  Holly Caid was passionate about all endeavors in her life, including Star Touring & Riding.  She was a major driving force behind our club.  Not only will she be sorely missed, but simply irreplaceable.

Fred Betz
President
Ogden, UT Chapter 279

 In memory of

Holly "Jolly" Caid

January 4, 1955 - August 16, 2006

Friends are special in so many ways. Now the miles

stretch between us and minutes turn to days.

We would have done more if only we knew.

Words can't express how much we miss you.

It's not that you've said goodbye. You're just

off on a new adventure in the bright blue sky.

You looked like an Angel on your pearl highway ride.

 We all feel your presence and it fills our spirits with pride.

You lead the pack as a devoted biker. Now you've

progressed to be the Ultimate Star Rider.

 Your short time with us will last a lifetime.  The example that you are and the bar you've set,

has brought us all closer to appreciate the friendships that we've forged through one common

love, the love of the iron horse and the freedom that it represents.  We miss you each and every

passing day.  Your spirit and love of life is continually there to guide us on our life's journey.

Godspeed until we meet again, your Chapter 279 family.

Holly with husband Jim Aycock

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