The Police Memorial Ride

The Police Memorial Ride is an annual motorcycling event. Riders from all over the province and beyond join together to raise funds for the CPA-Robert Warner Memorial Fund. The fund assists families of fallen Police Officers.

The 2011 images are in!

We have posted 36 of the 895 pictures on the 2011 Gallery page.
If you wish to view all 895 photos and download as many as you want, a minimum donation of $25 to the CPA-Robert Warner Fund would be appreciated. This can be done on the Donation page of this website. Confirmation of the donation will be received and you will receive the website and password to download your pictures.

>>>see them here<<<

Doug,

We have about 126 riding photos from the Police Memorial Ride. They are currently password protected and not available for any public viewing. If you would like to see them, go to www.actionphotography.ca and click on 'events and ordering' and you will then choose the event labeled 'Police Memorial Ride 2011'. You will then have to enter a password which is memorial. If people wish to order copies, we are willing to donate any proceeds to the Police Memorial Ride Fund.

Thanks, Brock and Lisa Crawford

The 4th annual Police Memorial Ride

The 4th annual Police Memorial Ride was a complete success. The weather was spectacular which brought out a record number of riders. This years event saw 128 motorcycles and 153 participants. Special thanks to the Toronto Police Honour Guard for their first time at the ride. This is the third year for Peel Regional Police Service's support and participation with uniformed motorcycle officers. The Canadian Police Association will receive a cheque for the CPA-Robert Warner Memorial Fund in excess of $14,000.00, funds raised from this event. A special thank you goes out to all the volunteers who assisted behind the scenes, who made this day the huge success that it was.

Doug Priest
Ride Director

To the Police Retirees of Ontario

I would like to extend a huge Thank You to Al Olsen, the president of The Police Retirees of Ontario Inc and the board for their exceptionally generous donation of $20,000. Al believes strongly in the CPA-Robert Warner Memorial Fund charity and has made it a priority with this retired police officer organization.

Doug Priest

Maylen Robert (Bob) Warner
(1926-2010)

We regret to inform you that Robert Warner has passed away.

It is with great sadness that the family announces the death of Bob Warner on February 18, 2010.
Canadian policing has lost a true civilian hero. Mr. Warner realized that in most police departments in Canada, there was no funding to support the families of fallen police officers. In an unprecedented move, Mr. Warner started the Robert Warner Memorial Fund in cooperation with the Canadian Police Association. Together they forged a mandate to provide the family of any fallen officer in Canada funds as a gift to assist them in their time of need. See his online obituary here www.humphreymiles.com

If desired, donations in Bob's memory to the CPA - Robert Warner Memorial Fund would be appreciated. www.cpa-robertwarner memorialfund.ca Condolences and memories may be forwarded through www.humphreymiles.com

The CPA- Robert Warner Memorial Fund

The CPA-Robert Warner Memorial Fund is a joint endeavor between the Canadian Police Association and Paystation Inc. The Memorial Fund distributes an immediate, one-time financial assistance payment to the families of officers who lose their lives in the line of duty.

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Itinerary for this year's Police Memorial Ride:

Gathering and Briefing:

The Toronto Police Association, 180 Yorkland Blvd. Toronto
Registration: Sunday, September 18th, 2011 between 10 am and 12 noon
Where coffee and snacks will be provided.

Departs:

12 Noon Sharp

Food & Prizes :

NON PARTICIPANTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO DONATE

SPONSOR the POLICE MEMORIAL FUND RIDE

You can Sponsor a Participant by clicking on the participant's name in the list then follow the instructions on the screen.

MAPS for the POLICE MEMORIAL FUND RIDE

This ride will start at the Toronto Police Association building at 180 Yorkland Blvd., Toronto, Ontario at noon and promises to be a very scenic end of season ride.