Silent Watch

The skeleton represents the ever-present shadow of death - a reminder of those we have lost and the fragility of life.  But he is not a symbol of fear - he is a guardian, standing eternal watch over his brothers and sisters who have fallen and those still fighting silent battles within.  The American flag hood draped over the skull honors the nation we served and the values we swore to protect - freedom, brotherhood, and sacrifice.  It is a sign that even when the uniform comes off, the oath and loyalty never do.

The name Silent Watch speaks to The Mission of Silent Watch:

We keep watch in the silence, standing guard for those who feel unseen.  We ride to raise awareness, to reach out to the broken, and to help stop the 22-a-day epidemic - one soul at a time. 

Our silence is not absence - it is respect, vigilance, and presence. We ride not for glory, but for those who cannot.