Kiamichi Independent Bikers Inc.

"We Ride for Charity"

Providing Fellowship and Community Service to Southeast Oklahoma

We are located on 17 beautifully wooded Acres 4 Miles West of Idabel on Hwy 70

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UPDATE -- Aug 14th -- 10:30 pm

Just in from Dale Young:

Memorial Services have been arranged for Dennis Monfort. They will be held at the KIB Land on

August 24th, at 2pm at KIB Memorial Wall. Dennis was cremated and a portion of his ashes are to be

memorialized at KIB Land, then Family has also requested KIB escort to cemetery where there will also be

a memorial for Dennis. KIB members are encouraged to come out and pay their respects to Dennis and

his family.

KIB Flag being flown at half-mast for Dennis (Danny) Monfort

Dennis (Danny) Monfort Information update received via email from Joie Monfort, Daughter of Dennis.

IMBODEN Arkansas — An Oklahoma man died Friday night from injuries sustained in a truck-motorcycle accident in rural Lawrence County, a preliminary fatality report from the Arkansas State Police said. Dennis Monfort, 57, 2011 Route 1, Valliant, Okla., was traveling north on Arkansas 115 on a 1999 Yamaha motorcycle around 6:20 p.m. Friday when the accident occurred, according to a narrative by Trooper Jeremy M. Conner of the Arkansas State Police. Conner said a 2006 Chevrolet 2500 truck driven by Ronnie Lee Palmer, 44, 1668 Supply Road, Maynard, was traveling south on Arkansas 115. “[The motorcycle] was negotiating a right curve when it crossed the centerline and struck the right front of the truck,” Conner said. Monfort died at the scene, the trooper said. Palmer was not injured and was wearing a seat belt, the report said. The weather was clear and the road was dry before the accident occurred.

JONESBORO Arkansas — Dennis Monfort, 57, died Friday, Aug. 8, near Imboden as the result of a motorcycle accident. He was preceded in death by his father, Calvin Monfort; brother, David Monfort; and his grandparents.
He is survived by his wife, Terri Monfort of Jonesboro; daughters, Joie Monfort, Casey Wright, Janet Jackson and Jennifer Bookout; son, Bryan Chesser; mother, Clarice Fowler Monfort; sister, Marie Duree; brothers, Joe Monfort

and Billy Monfort; six grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. The body was cremated. A memorial service is

planned at a later date. House-Gregg Funeral Home of Walnut Ridge is in charge of arrangements. (see update above )

UPDATE -- Aug 14th -- 10:25 pm

There will be a workday at the land this weekend Aug 23rd & 24th. A lot of help is needed

More work will be done on fence Structure. We still need people to pick up rocks and debris to make lawn mower friendly. Still need to move the KIB Booth to vendor area on grass. Restrooms also still need repair. Will be installing

new mirror and make-up shelves in ladies restroom. If you can not make it out for the Aug 24th workday, Check the

bulletin board for work projects and do what you can during the week. Help always needed in picking op rocks etc.

Forest Grove School donated a multi teeter-totter structure, and several jungle-gyms, and other items like a

huge chalk board. KIB members went at the spur of the moment to pick these items up, and deliver them to KIB.

There will be a lot of help needed to get these in the ground. Also need some welding done to repair some items, so

if you have the skills and the equipment, contact Gary Walker to see what needs to be done.

walker_gc@yahoo.com

Workday Report from Gary Walker:

Had a good turn out Saturday, even if most waited until noon. Got a lot of the fence structure (which was all that was planned) installed. The dirt up on the hill was so dry and hard that John Smiths auger had problems, and finally could only go down 6-8 inches. Luckily for us Virgil showed up with an auger on the bob cat and was able to dig into the ground. Still had problems. Had about 90 ft to complete A smaller crew including Virgil and Tony show up Sunday morning to finish the job but has you know the rain never let up until well after 2 PM. GOOD JOB!