Danny lives in Bellevue with his wife , Karen and two daughters, Rachel (9) and Kaitlyn (4). Growing up in the mountains of East Tennessee, he was on two wheels almost from the time he could walk. Current rides are a 2004 R1150R and a 2006 FJR. 
Andy lives in Brentwood, TN with his wife, Nancy. Nancy is a retired school principal and Andy is a Certified Financial Planner. They have two children, Michael and Anna Beth. Michael is a scriptwriter and musician who lives in Los Angeles California and Anna Beth is a CPA finishing her second year of law school. Nancy and Andy have two Springer Spaniels. Andy's favorite hobby is, of course, motorcycling but he also enjoys the opera, playing music and target shooting. Nancy enjoys riding two up to rallys and on long trips."]
// Secretary
Contact[4]=["Secretary","The Secretary shall be responsible for taking and publishing the minutes of every meeting, taking the attendance of every function, and handling the "treasury" at each meeting. The Secretary is responsible for the 50/50 operations at each function, the door prize drawings, and the monies taken up for (when applicable) dinners, camping, pins, patches, decals, and any and all other club sales. The Secretary is also responsible for the bike raffle of the annual rally and is to account for each and every raffle ticket, the monies, and each person's sales of said raffle tickets. The Secretary shall send all monies, and an accounting, broken down by category, to the Treasurer, each month after the meeting and/or function. The Secretary is to be accountable to the President individually and the Executive Officers as a whole."]
Contact[5]=["Larry Dreaden","
Larry lives in Nashville with his wife Linda. Larry started riding at age 53 and hasn’t regretted it yet. His current ride is a K1200RS.
Bio for David Sparkman here."]
// Activities Director
Contact[8]=["Activities Director","Duties of Activities Director here."]
Contact[9]=["Lee Waggoner","
Born December 9,1956 at St Thomas in Nashville.
First bike 1970 Yamaha Enduro 90 a demo purchased at Fat’s McCulloch at age 14
Yamaha was the brand, working the way up: a 250 Enduro, a 360 Enduro, a 250 something right before the YZs. Then first real road bike a hand- me down 1974 Kawasaki 900Z1 'fast bike'
School: H.G.Hill, Hillwood, BGA 1975
Attended UK Lexington and Nashville Tech
1977 - Bought 25 acres in Hickman County on Mill Creek and started a log cabin
1979 - Moved to Hickman County with the Z1 and a Yamaha TT500 and a brand new Chevy 4wd pick-up truck. Took up Carpentry and evolved into cabinet and furniture making. Waggoner’s Woodworking est. 1983
1985 - Finally went to Boswell Harley Davidson which strangely enough had BMWs for sale. Test drove a R100RT then road the brand new K. After the Z1 the twin just felt under powered. Took home one of the first K100 RT’s. Not quite 30, felt like a wiser older person riding the BMW. Bought a Systems One helmet (my first full face) and never looked back. Started racking up the miles across the country. Ran into Buddy Burnett in Flagstaff at a MOA rally and he told me about the Nashville Club. Join up when Murray Loy was Pres.
1993 - bought what I thought was the last edition R100GSPD. from Bloodworth’s.
1997 - traded the 85 K with nearly a 100,000 miles on it with Armando for a new K1100LT. Wanted the RS but the wife was envolved and Armando was there to please. Oh yea, got married in 93 to a ready made family of 1 girl and 3 boys age 2 to 8.
Single since 05
"] // Newsletter Editor Contact[10]=["Newsletter Editor","The Newsletter Editor shall gather or receive, meeting minutes, written articles, pictures and information on recent and future state and national club activities, from the members, committees, officers and directors, and any other sources available, and shall publish in a timely manner, the information needed by the members on upcoming events first, and recent activities second, always including the previous meeting minutes. The Editor also will use discretion to add any other information he/she deems relevant or of interest to the general membership. The Editor shall follow the written club policy on advertising if approached by anyone to place an ad in the newsletter. If the Editor receives questionable material to be published in the newsletter, he/she shall consult the President before making a decision to print. The Editor shall set their own deadline for input to the newsletter, but should put all possible efforts into making sure that the members receive their newsletter by the end of the second week of each month. (ie: two weeks after the previous meeting and/or two weeks prior to the upcoming meeting) The Editor will maintain a "bank" distributed by the Treasurer and turn in all expenditures for printing, postage, and materials used in producing the newsletter, to the Treasurer each month, to have the "bank" replenished. Upon leaving the position of Editor, the "bank" shall be returned to the Treasurer, after a final accounting of the expenditures of the Editors final issue."] Contact[11]=["Polly Wright","
I live in Franklin, TN and was married to Carson Wright who is now deceased. He went to the first BMW Club meeting in 1980 and I went to the second meeting with him, and have been involved in the BMW Club of Nashville, ever since. They named me Den Mother one year, and it stuck. I have been newsletter editor for several years, and the past two years, was President of the club. I never learned to drive a motorcycle but I really enjoyed the trips Carson and I took. I am still newsletter editor and enjoy being a part of this organization. I have three children, four grandchildren, and one great grandson, who is just two weeks old. They all ride motorcycles, except of course the new one who is named Carson after his great grandpa."]
// Rally Chairman
Contact[12]=["Rally Chairmen","The Rally Chairmen are responsible for either handling all aspects of planning the rally and getting volunteers and/or appointing members to handle the different aspects of the rally as divided out by the Rally Chairmen. The Rally Chairmen have authority over the rally budget and are to be consulted before any purchase or expenditure is made. The Rally Chairmen are to consult the Treasurer on a regular basis to keep the accounting of the budget in check and under control. The Rally Chairmen are to keep lists and notes of contacts, vendors, and other persons or businesses or services that are used for the rally planning and execution. This list is to be passed on to any new Rally Chairmen for ease of planning and continuity of theme for future rallies."]
Contact[13]=["Ron Wade","
I started riding on my neighbor’s Hodaka Combat Wombat when I was about 9 or 10 and rode all my friend’s bikes as they got bigger machines. I had to sneak around to ride them because my parents threatened me with being grounded for life if I rode. When my friend Jim got a Honda 360 Scrambler, I thought I would never feel so much power on any other two wheeler no matter how long I lived.