2012 Dennis Cagle Memorial Ride

In 2012 Noxcuse Cycling Team organized Chester County first Bicycle event ride to Honor City of Henderson only Police Officer to have been killed in the line of duty.

Officer Dennis Cagle was a Captain in the Henderson Police Department when he was killed while stopping an armed robbery.

His Family, Friends and Community will never forget his sacrafice.

The NoXcuse team was honored to be able to host this event in his name. This event would not have been possible without the support of all of our volunteers that worked countless hours before, during and after the event.

THANK YOU so much for helping us make this event a success.

Billy Billy Maness helped us prepare for the ride and operated a rest station at Pinson State Park and Montezuma Community Center for bike riders.	Don Purvis.jpeg	sign up table 3.JPG 2014-3-21-6:48:1
Dennis Maness.JPG	sign in table.jpeg Sign In table at Event	Parade We were led through Henderson by a patrol car in a Parade.
Starting Line Picture of the Starting line at the 2013 ride.	Judy Judy Cagle, Denis Cagle wife Misty Weaver helped through the event & participated. Sonya Hickman- helped organize the ride and operated a rest stations. She also sponsored the event through Exxon. She is Dennis Cagle daughter.	Steve Rodney Weaver helped organize event & participated. Steve Davidson rode the route all day checking on riders with repair kit and first aid box. Billy Maness operated a rest station and helped organize event.
Don Don and Laura Purvis helped with event Mark Griffin participated in event Rodney Weaver helped organize event and participated in it.	The Plunks Travis and Courtney Plunk helped with rest station.	Travis Plunk Travis Plunk helped with rest station at Chickasaw Park area.
Billy Billy Maness helped organize event and worked rest stations Karissa Heathcock helped organize event and worked sign in table Ashley Heathcock helped organize event and helped with sign in table. Ashley was the NoXcuse manager at this time and helped through the whole process. Thanks kids