El Paso Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers M/C

One Club,
One Patch,
One Mindset

                         

 

In March of 2008 Craig "Hammer" Paige a member at large from the Mother Chapter of Houston, Texas wanted to start a Chapter in El Paso, Texas. Permission was granted by the Mother Chapter and in March 2008 it began.

The original members of the El Paso Chapter were Craig "Hammer" Paige, Nathan "Motown" Mack, Leonard "Shonuf" Harris, Dana "Pepper" Harris and Jason "Polo" Johnson.

Welcome to the El Paso Buffalo Soldiers M/C Website.  It is dedicated to the Men and Women both past and present who have served our country with pride, honor and distinction.

COMMUNITY PROJECT

Restoration Project at Concordia Cemetery

Please join the El Paso Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club in their efforts to restore the Buffalo Soldier Memorial located in the El Paso Concordia Cemetary. There are 28 Buffalo Soldiers buried at Concordia Cemetery (six of them are unknown Buffalo Soldiers).  The memorial (shown below) is in desperate need of restoration.  This is a community project that everyone can be proud of for years to come.

For more information about the Restoration Project please contact  Nathan "Motown" Mack at
915-892-0624.



We are reaching out to communities everywhere for donations of time and just a helping hand to revitalize this Buffalo Soldier Memorial. Any help with this project would be greatly appreciated. 

El Paso ... Let's pull together and show others how to be good stewards in the community.

 STAY INFORMED!

STAY CONNECTED!

Visit the Buffalo Soldier Motorcycle Club Forum at:

www.BuffaloSoldierForum.Com

As Buffalo Soldiers, always remember that you have the responsibility to Teach, Coach, Mentor, Motivate and Dedicate yourself to our youth and our communities.  

"IF YOU TROOP THE LINE, EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE".

 

BUFFALO SOLDIER MEMORIAL PAGE!
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MEMORIAL SPONSOR PAGE!
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This statue is located in El Paso, Texas. This is a Statue of a Buffalo Soldier located near the Robert E. Lee entrance to Fort Bliss, Texas. It is entitled "The Errand of Corporal Ross."





Look to the far left of the map and you will see El Paso. We are about 5 minutes from Mexico, 20 minutes from New Mexico, 9 hours from San Antonio, 10 hours from Dallas, 12 hours from California and about 12 hours from Houston. This is truly West Texas.



These are the El Paso Iron Horses lined up and ready to go anywhere to visit and fellowship with our Buffalo Soldier Brothers and Sisters.



Mount up Soldiers,  it is time to ride out!

 

The Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers M/C of El Paso Texas Inc., is a non-profit organization of African American Men & Women dedicated to the sport of motorcycling and safety. We support the preservation of African American history. We ride under the name of the "Buffalo Soldiers" to express our pride in and our respect for the many accomplishments they made, during the decades following the civil war. Instilling  that pride in the minds and hearts of our youth of today is our goal. We believe in our youth and we believe that our homage to hero's from the past, like the Buffalo Soldiers, will serve to strengthen the values of today's youth.

Knowledge is Power!! 

 

This website was last updated on February 8, 2010. 
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