101-Year-Old Veteran Gets One Last Ride on a Harley Thanks to Fellow Bikers

A 101-year-old military veteran made his last wish known and a biker community made it possible.

#1 Bike Pride

When you develop a love for biking, that love never fades. It's hardcore and it's for life! This is something that this 101-year-old vet knows very very well.

#2 Way of Life

Whether it's due to the freedom that biking gives you on an open road or if it's the bonding of several guys who share the same interest, one thing is for certain — biking is a way of life.

#3 Longtime Rider

This unbreakable bond of brotherhood helped Ray Weser live out his final dream. When he left for World War II and had to abandon his passion for bike riding, he knew he would come back.

#4 VFW to the Rescue

His literal dying wish was that he cold ride a Harley-Davidson just one more time. And in a blink of an eye, he was able to get his wish granted! And it was the Veterans of Foreign Wars who helped him out!

#5 Ride Along

The boys from the VFW paired up with the Harley dealership in the Grand Canyon to give Ray his last wish.

#6 One Last Ride

That ol' Harley pride never dies down it seems. Along with several other riders, Ray was able to ride through the Grand Canyon region with his hair blowing through the wind and nothing but freedom in his way.

#7 Final Thanks

His granddaughter wrote on Facebook this touching message: "It makes me so happy to think of this man's dreams coming true. Thank you to all the people that made this happen."