Brian & Kinny B. Wolverine #478
Brian has technically been a Wolverine Four Wheeler all his life and decided to get his own club number in 2001. As the son of Rick B. he has a heritage of four wheeling and anything technical/mechanical.
Brian served as our Truck Show chairman for many years. He worked not only hard but also smart in increasing sponsorship, attendees and spectators through his marketing efforts. Many of our club members joined as a result of participating in these shows. Brian was honored in 2006 with the Baldy Pohl award for Outstanding Wolverine of the Year for his continued contribution to our club and the sport of organized four wheeling.
When they developed the "No Fear" tag line they must have thought of Brian and his trusty Cherokee, From playing hide and go seek between trees at Silver Lake to testing how deep the mud was he was the first to give it a try. Our buck a stuck charity fund has benefited from this attitude over the years.
Brian served as our Truck Show chairman for many years. He worked not only hard but also smart in increasing sponsorship, attendees and spectators through his marketing efforts. Many of our club members joined as a result of participating in these shows. Brian was honored in 2006 with the Baldy Pohl award for Outstanding Wolverine of the Year for his continued contribution to our club and the sport of organized four wheeling.
When they developed the "No Fear" tag line they must have thought of Brian and his trusty Cherokee, From playing hide and go seek between trees at Silver Lake to testing how deep the mud was he was the first to give it a try. Our buck a stuck charity fund has benefited from this attitude over the years.
The Suburban has a new home now. This was previously a state owned vehicle before being sold at auction to a club member. That member ended up donating it to Volunteers of America where yet another club member bought it. Brian & Kinny have adopted it once again!
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