Gene Glasscock

December 2002 - The Governor of Missouri, Bob Holden, issued the Proclamation on the right in which he says, "I do hereby commend Gene Glasscock on his spirit and dedication to his journey and for being one of the true Men of the Old West."

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	The photograph on the left shows Gene outside the Pony Express Museum with Howard Funk, who showed the Long Rider around
	"I wanted to share this photo with the Long Riders. We saw Gene just outside Warrensburg, Missouri." Karen Kopp
	This photograph of Gene appeared in the The Jefferson City News Tribune, Missouri. The picture was taken by Julie Smith of that paper.
	Gene Glasscock and Frank are greeted at the State capital of Missouri by First Lady Lori Hauser Holden.

22nd November - Freeman, Missouri
"Hello, my name's Annie and I'm lucky enough to be in the company of the first Long Rider I've ever met. Gene is here in Freeman, Missouri and heading for Harrisonville. He's a pretty special guy."

Annie

28th November - Warrensburg, Missouri
"We drove upon a unusual sight, on our way to Thanksgiving with our family. There was a man riding a horse and leading a pack horse down a two lane road, just outside of Warrensburg, Missouri. What caught my eye was that everything was orderly, unlike bikers I have seen who travel with their with belongings sticking out every which way. My husband stopped the car and I took several pictures of the serene sight. Gene was in no hurry and neither were his horses. He talked to us for a while and gave us The Long Riders' Guild website. His whole story is very interesting and a witness to all of us to take any adventures that come our way and to be content with what God puts in our path."

Karen Kopp Warrensburg, Missouri