Video of the highlights from the 2008 Lone Star Ride. It included clips of specific riders, crew members, and stops, as well as portions from the opening and closing ceremonies. There are also clips from along the route showing the bikers on the road.

Video of the highlights from the 2008 Lone Star Ride. It included clips of specific riders, crew members, and stops, as well as portions from the opening and closing ceremonies. There are also clips from along the route showing the bikers on the road.

Document about the news coverage for the Lone Star Ride. There are clippings from newspapers that have been scanned in, downloaded online articles and images, and transcripts of radio articles. It is divided into three sections Media Coverage, Loan Star Locker Coverage, On the Border Breakfast Coverage, Passion 4 Fashion Coverage, Kick Off Party Coverage, Casino Night Coverage, Bicycle Raffle Coverage, Lone Star Ride Pre-Event Coverage, Lone Star Ride Route Community Coverage, and Wrap Party Coverage. It lists several events held to support the LSRFA and the details around the bike ride.

Document outlining a proposal for the Pride Pharmacy Group to sponsor the Lone Star Ride. It outlines the history of the company and related groups, the year's events that are hosted by the LSR, the plan for the ride itself, a ceremony commemorating the lives lost in the past year, and benefits connected to the advertising program.

Hole punched cards meant to be worn on a lanyard that a cyclist would carry on their person with route directions for the 2002 Lone Star Ride. The route directions are broken down by pit stop with left and right turn directions encompassing a total of 186.1 miles from start to finish. The final card is printed with sponsors, donors, and partners.

An informational sheet on the Lone Star Ride on September 28-29, 2002. The flyer includes important dates, contact information, and a sponsor list.

Photograph of riders moving toward SMU campus from the holding area for Ride In and the closing ceremonies to be held on the steps of Dallas Hall.

Photograph of a security/traffic crew member, Mario Rallo, and a media liaison, Jerry Thorpe at pit #6 on the second day at Burleson Park in University Park neighborhood of Dallas. Starbucks' liaison, Shawn Law, is seen in the background wearing a polo shirt.

Photograph of a crowd of people in front of Dallas Hall cheering and applauding riders as they cycle to the finish line for closing ceremonies. Young mother Jodi Lowther stands out from the crowd holding her baby, Katrina, waiting for rider Robert Lowther.

Photograph of riders waiting for their cue to Ride In. The cyclists appear astride their bikes along a Live Oak lined street on the SMU campus with star balloons scattered on the edges. Dallas Hall can be seen in the distance through the trees beyond the open grass area.

Photograph of cyclist and Holloway Family Foundation representative, Valerie Holloway, reading one of her poems at the closing ceremonies as her parents, Carolyn and Graham Holloway, stand to her left and listen. Valerie stands on the steps of Dallas Hall in front of a large white LSR banner. Riders and crew members are seated in rows on the steps below her.

Photograph of the first all-crew training at the Resource Center of Dallas. The crew members stand in five rows in the front of the room against a backdrop of a large American flag. A LSR ride banner hangs above the group. The room contains red event chairs lined in rows with an aisle in the center.

Photograph of Scott Loyd singing for the riders and crew on the dance floor of Round-Up Saloon and Dance Hall. Scott appears wearing a white cowboy hat paired with black jeans and a yellow checkered dress shirt.

Photograph of rider Time Reed allowing a look before he is auctioned off at Scott Lloyd's annual pie toss, hunk, and celebrity auction to raise funds for the Lone Star Ride, on August 11, 2002. This event took place at the famous Dallas gay bar and country western dance club Round-Up Saloon in Oak Lawn.

Photograph of Terry Pendergrass and Esmeralda Sepulveda lining up with other riders as they prepare for the ride into Dallas Hall on University Blvd in University Park, Texas.

Photograph of the closing ceremonies at Dallas Hall on the SMU campus in University Park. This photo was taken from a short distance away behind the main group of cyclists by an individual who would be standing on University Blvd.

Photograph of the closing ceremonies on the steps of Dallas Hall on the SMU campus in University Park. The stairs are crowded with a large group of crew members standing in rows and applauding the cyclists. A few members are seen wearing rainbow aprons on the far right. Behind the large group is a stage scaffold with a large white LSR banner hanging from it along with a swagged American flag.

Photograph of the closing ceremonies on the steps of Dallas Hall on the SMU campus in University Park. The stairs are crowded with a large group of crew members wearing green, red, and yellow LSR t-shirts standing in rows and applauding the cyclists. A small group is wearing rainbow aprons.

Photograph of event manager Janie Bush speaking on the steps of Dallas Hall and wearing a rainbow apron at the closing ceremonies. Janie stands holding a microphone with her left arm held in the air in front of a large white LSR banner as riders and crew members are seated on the stairs in front of her.

Photograph of four LSR members holding the 2002 check totaling $189,101.59 with Janie Bush in red and high-waisted jeans standing apart to the right. The group is posed standing underneath a large white LSR banner mounted to the wall.

An informational sheet for the Lone Star Ride on September 27-28, 2003. The flyer includes important dates, contact information, and a sponsor list reflecting the organizations that had pledged as of April 2003.

A pamphlet and registration form for the 2003 Lone Star Ride to take place the weekend of September 27th. The pamphlet outlines dates, distance, route, registration fees, sponsors, and benefitting organizations. Enclosed are the official forms with a questionnaire, emergency contact spaces, and waiver information.

Obituary for Robert "Bobby" Brandon active LSR crew member since 2001 and a newspaper clipping of the announcement of his passing. The announcement lists his many volunteer pursuits and awards including Boy Scouts, Order of the Arrow, and LSR followed by surviving family and the dates and times for funeral arrangements.

Funeral program for Robert H. "Bobby" Brandon III, born January 21, 1970, and died January 5th, 2003. The funeral was held on January 8th, 2003 at New World United Methodist, and was officiated by Reverend David J. Turner. Funeral arrangements were made through Williams Funeral Directors of Garland and Robert was buried in Tool Cemetery in Tool Texas.