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Nam Knight Joe "Hit 'n Run" Boyd passed on September 11th, 2006 after a long and valiant fight with cancer. Hit 'n Run never felt sorry for himself. He lived his life to the fullest. Agent Orange caused Joe to lose a good part of his throat 15 years ago. Although he couldn't eat since then, he never once complained about it. "Give me a Pepsi and I'm fine" he would say. There are tough men and then there's Joe. He loved his brothers and loved his Bucs. He also loved his wife Sue and his three girls very much. Joe is in a better place now and he feels no pain. The only pain is the ache in our hearts now that he's gone.
KFFK Hit 'n Run...
Nam Knight Henry “Uncle Louie” Smith passed away on 18 Jun 08 as a result of injuries sustained in an accident. To say NK Uncle Louie was one of a kind is a statement of the obvious. When I first met Lou he impressed me with his easy going demeanor and typical  Brooklyn attitude. He had been in Florida long enough to know when to let something slide and when to stand and fight. And for Lou, if he couldn’t charm you, he took it hard because deep down that’s what he was - a charmer.  He could sell ice cream to an Eskimo during a blizzard, and that’s not to say he wanted to get over, he just wanted youze guys to be happy. May God grant Louie a smooth road to ride on, plenty of Coors Light, and always keep his Yankees in the hunt.  We will miss you brother ......’til we see you on the other side..........KFFK 
Nam Knight Mark "Gunner" Martinez tragically lost his life on the evening of June 30, 2011 as the result of a motorcycle accident. Gunner was a true American warrior and hero, a Veteran of Vietnam, Desert Storm, Panama, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation Iraqi Freedom. He honorably served our nation for more than three decades, first in the Air Force, and then in the Army, as well as having worked as a prison guard in the Florida state penitentiary system. Gunner was the quintessential Nam Knight, and epitomized what this Club is about. He never asked for anything in return, but was always there for his Brothers. He loved to ride and was looking forward to his new-found retired status, spending time with his Family and riding with his Brothers. We love you, Brother. You will truly be missed. Rest in Peace, Gunner. KFFK