The fourth annual American Legion Legacy Run
motorcycle tour is scheduled for Aug. 18-23,
starting in Indianapolis and ending in
Louisville, Ky., site of the Legion’s 91st
National Convention. The Legacy Run raises
money for academic scholarships awarded to
children of service members killed in the war
on terror.
For the first time, the Legacy Run will head
east, moving from Indiana into Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia, and into Kentucky, arriving Aug.
21 in Louisville (final route planning is
under way). After completing a 1,200-mile
trip, riders will take part in various
Legion activities before leading the
national convention’s parade Aug. 23.
Online registration opens March 15 on the
Legion’s national Web site (www.legion.org).
Participants should consider travel times to
and from Indianapolis and Louisville as they
mark their calendars. The preliminary travel
plan is:
• The American Legion Legacy Run will
assemble on Monday, Aug. 17, at Indiana’s
Wayne Post 64, 601 S. Holt Rd, Indianapolis.
• Riders will depart Post 64 early on
Tuesday, Aug. 18, and move east along
Interstate 70 on the first leg of the
journey.
• The Legacy Run finishes at the end of the
parade route in Louisville. Riders may wish
to stay there for the convention, Aug.
23-27. Legion posts in northern Kentucky and
southern Indiana have also offered to host
events and tours for visiting Legacy Run
participants.
For additional information and online
registration, visit www.legion.org (click on
Legion Programs) or contact Bill Sloan,
assistant director, Membership and Internal
Affairs, at wsloan@legion.org. For more
information contact Bill Sloan, run
coordinator,
at
wsloan@legion.org or call 317-630-1265



