Ancient City Chapter Remembrance
In memory of our past members.
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David Paul Beach
St. Augustine HOG, Ancient City Harley Riders, and Ancient City Chapter
OCTOBER 15, 1948 – OCTOBER 11, 2022
David Paul Beach (73), retired (2005) COO at Apotex-TorPharm, Toronto, Canada and long-time resident of St. Augustine, FL, passed away on October 11, 2022, after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
David was born in New York City, NY and raised in the small town of Schoharie, New York. He graduated from Schoharie High School in 1968. After high school, he graduated from Albany's College of Pharmacy and then earned his PhD in Pharmacology from the University of Maryland in Baltimore.
He enjoyed a successful career as a pharmacist in New York and continued his career in pharmaceutical development and manufacturing at Apotex-TorPharm, the largest pharmaceutical company in Canada that exported generic drugs to the United States.
David met the love of his life Mary and were married October 9, 2010. He was happiest surrounded by his family and friends enjoying good conversation and swapping stories (he always had plenty of great stories to tell). In his earlier years, he enjoyed piloting his plane, traveling the roads on his Harley Davidson, and cruising the waters on his boat. He was an accomplished basketball player, loved running, an avid golfer and this man could COOK! He was always whipping up something delicious in the kitchen.
David is survived by his wife Mary Beach (Minick) of 12 years; children Brian Beach, Bonus daughter Shannon (John) Cesal, Bonus son Sean (Braelyn) Kruelskie; Grandchildren Lailoni, Talin, Aedan and Logan; Mother-In-Law, Doris Boudreaux; Brothers Robert (Janice) Beach, Rick (Jeanne) Beach; Brother-in-Law Joe Minick. David was pre-deceased by his parents, Paul and Florence Beach and sister Karen Beach (Porter). He is also survived by two nieces Allison Rorick (Beach) and Becky McMahan (Beach) and three nephews Robert (Bobby Beach), David Porter and John Minick; as well as several great nieces and nephews.
David was truly an amazing man and larger than life (he was 6'6" tall) and his energy would fill any room. He will continue to live on in our memories, and will be loved and never forgotten.
Beverly Carregal
St. Augustine HOG and Ancient City Harley Riders
Wally Canfield
St. Augustine HOG
Crispin “Cris” Fairfax Vonderheide
Ancient City Chapter
APRIL 16, 1948 – JULY 13, 2018
Perhaps his greatest passion was his love of Harley Davidson motorcycles. He’s life member of Harley Owners Group (HOG); Chapter member of Jacksonville HOG; Member of the American Motorcycle Association; Contributor to the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame; and proud and longtime member of the Rolling Thunder, Chapter 4 Florida where he was elected President of the Chapter this past year. Cris has participated on many rides in support of various charities and was an avid contributor to any ride or event honoring Veterans. Cris was also a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association.
Mike and Sandy Gilbo
St. Augustine HOG and Ancient City Harley Riders
Mike Gilbo was a road captain.
William “Bill” Lancaster Sr.
St. Augustine HOG, St. Augustine Harley Riders, and Ancient City Chapter
December 13, 1948 - August 9, 2021
William (Bill) C. Lancaster, Sr. of St. Augustine, FL, departed this earthly life on Monday, 9 August 2021. He was born in Macon, GA to the late William Green and Claudelle Lancaster, and grew up in Jacksonville Beach, FL.
Bill married his high school sweetheart, Ella Tinney, before joining the United States Army, where he had a distinguished 20 year career. Upon retiring from the Army he went to work as a civilian employee for the United States Navy in Arlington, Va, officially retiring in 2010. During his military career, he and his family enjoyed living overseas, serving three tours in Germany, which allowed them to travel to and visit many other places throughout Europe.
Bill was a lover of Harley Davidson motorcycles and spent endless hours riding his bike throughout the back roads of Virginia and Florida, often with Ella on the back seat. He was passionate about veteran and POW/MIA needs and services, and supported them in any way he could. He participated in the Memorial Day Rolling Thunder event from 1997 until 2018.
He loved his family dearly and especially enjoyed the camaraderie he was able to share with his children as they entered their adult years. He loved being a grandfather and spending time with his grandchildren. He is survived by his eternal companion of 55 years, Ella Tinney Lancaster, their four children: William C. Jr. (Kimberly) of Maui, HI, Diana Lancaster of Woodbridge, VA, Charles (Beth) of Stafford, VA, and Nathan (Julie) of Stafford, VA, eight grandchildren: Trey, Billy, Andrew, Reagan, Sean, Ava, Isaiah and Lincoln, as well as many extended family and friends who loved him.
Gerry Liginbhul
St. Augustine HOG
February 13, 1935 - February 28, 2010
Phil Lyon
St. Augustine HOG
Phil was a head road captain.
John “JC” Mullen
Ancient City Chapter
1957 - 2021
John C. Mullen, age 63, of St. Augustine, FL passed away Tuesday, September 28 at Advent Health Hospital in Palm Coast, FL. Born in Trenton, NJ, he lived in the New Egypt area in his younger years and lived in Delran before moving to Florida a year ago.
John’s world was his daughter, his wife, his German Shepherds (Ozzy and Ana) and his AA friendships. He loved his tight knit group of friends…many of which span well over 30 years, riding his motorcycle with many of them. “Live to Ride, Ride to Live”. He was a completely selfless man who took great joy in helping others wherever he could…never looking for the spotlight. He very much enjoyed music, many different kinds of music and had a great singing voice. On most days if he wasn’t riding his Harley, you could find him tinkering with it in the garage, listening to music or finding some household chore that needed to be done…never one to sit idle, always busy. The last few years, he started working on jigsaw puzzles, and also liked to read. He was a spiritual, family loving man…
Mike Pickering
Ancient City Harley Riders
Colonel Charles “Frank” Riggle III
Ancient City Chapter
FEBRUARY 10, 1945 - FEBRUARY 25, 2022
Colonel Charles "Frank" Riggle III, 77, died peacefully in his St. Augustine, Florida home on Friday, February 25, 2022.
George Sabato
St. Augustine HOG
SEPTEMBER 23, 1943 - AUGUST 27, 2019
Mary Savard
St. Augustine HOG and Ancient City Harley Riders
October 14, 2017
Mary L. Savard, 75, passed away Oct. 14, 2017. She was a native of Portland, Maine, and had lived much of her life in Connecticut before moving to St. Augustine with her family in 1971. She was an expert seamstress and had her own business for many years. She also volunteered for 18 years at Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind and also with the 4H Club. She also enjoyed following Jeff Gordon on the NASCAR circuit.
Mary served as Historian for the St. Augustine Harley Owners Group (“HOG”) Chapter and the Ancient City Harley Riders Chapter.
Dick Sherrod
St. Augustine HOG and Ancient City Harley Riders
Robert “Killer” Quintero
St. Augustine HOG
June 1, 1952 - November 30, 2013
Dave White
St. Augustine HOG
Charles Wooten
Ancient City Chapter
June 4, 2024
Charles Ronald Wooten, a beloved son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, and cherished member of the community, passed away on June 4, 2024, at his home in St. Augustine, Florida, at the age of 69. Born in Jackson, Mississippi, Charles spent his formative years in Meridian and Vicksburg before moving to Carthage, where he graduated from South Leake High School in 1973. After high school, Charles pursued his education with dedication, earning his Associate of Arts from East Central Jr College, followed by a Bachelor of Science from the University of Southern Mississippi. Later in life, his thirst for knowledge led him to further his studies, and he attained a Masters of Business from the University of Phoenix in 2003. In 1974, Charles married the love of his life, Frances Callahan, whom he had met during their high school years at church. Together, they built a life filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories.
Members without Pictures
Steve McKnight - St. Aug HOG
James “Danny” Pope - St. Aug HOG