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Dixie Iron Riders Thank You Breakfast

Dr. Katy Phelan, director of the cytogenetics laboratory at Molecular Pathology Laboratory Network, Inc. (MPLN), presents Dixie Iron Riders president Mike Kirby with a framed appreciation award for helping with the PMS Ride 22Q13.

Dr. Katy Phelan, director of the cytogenetics laboratory at Molecular Pathology Laboratory Network, Inc. (MPLN), presents Dixie Iron Riders president Mike Kirby with a framed appreciation award for helping with the PMS Ride 22Q13.

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  • The Dixie Iron Riders were crowned Blount County Champions by the board from Manna From Heaven at a surprise breakfast organized by Manna From Heaven Food. Posing with Dixie Iron are Manna From Heaven executive director Stephanie Stieler (in front, left), DeeDee McGhee (front, right), who organized the details of the breakfast; and Joe Shoemaker, back, owner of AJ’s Hearth and Kettle restaurant in Townsend, who hosted the breakfast.
  • DeeDee McGhee thanks Cody Shoemaker, son of the owners of AJ’s Hearth and Kettle, for his help at the breakfast honoring the Dixie Iron Riders, organized by Manna From Heaven.
  • On hand to help celebrate the charitable work of the Dixie Iron Riders are Martha Galyon, Angie Galyon Kirby and Martha Lou McCampbell.
  • Dixie Iron Rider president Mike Kirby accepts the trophy given by those gathered at a breakfast in honor of the motorcycle club by Manna From Heaven board. Making the presentation were DeeDee McGhee, center; and Stephanie Stieler, right, Manna executive director.
  • Dr. Katy Phelan, director of the cytogenetics laboratory at Molecular Pathology Laboratory Network, Inc. (MPLN), presents Dixie Iron Riders president Mike Kirby with a framed appreciation award for helping with the PMS Ride 22Q13.
  • Rick Carver with Cystic Fibrosis Foundation expresses his appreciation to the Dixie Iron Riders at the breakfast in their honor.
  • Jim Ford, left, and Tara Rasher, right, present the Dixie Iron Riders president Mike Kirby with a framed art piece honoring them for their work on the United Way motorcycle ride.
  • Joe and Arlene Shoemaker, owners of AJ’s Hearth and Kettle restaurant in Townsend, share a minute at a breakfast honoring the good works of the Dixie Iron Riders with Manna From Heaven executive director Stephanie Stieler, center.
  • Gateway to Independence representatives express their appreciation for a great breakfast to AJ’s Hearth and Kettle restaurant owner Arlene Shoemaker. From left are Matt Harris, Andrew Carpenter, Arlene Shoemaker, Edd Harris and Sheldon Everage.
  • At the breakfast honoring the Dixie Iron Riders are supporters Lynn Cox, Ed and Kim Mitchell, representing the Boys & Girls Club.
  • Members of the Dixie Iron Riders listen as community groups outline the impact they have had on the fund-raising efforts of their charities at a surprise breakfast in honor of the motorcycle club.

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