
Gramalkin You are Remembered and Missed


Morning Star keeps up the Toy Drive along with dear SFBMAers, Jaks and Hanks

Gramalkin You are Remembered and Missed


Morning Star keeps up the Toy Drive along with dear SFBMAers, Jaks and Hanks

Hello! Dogpaw here! I’m writing to invite you to a gathering of friends at the Bank of America where we will commemorate the 51st anniversary of a mural that I had a hand in back in 1974. There will be a premiere screening of the trailer for a mural doc that I’m also helping to produce. It’s a kinda strange 2 hr. moment that the bank is having from 6:30 to 8:30pm, this Thursday, Novemeber 20th @ the Bank of America Mission Branch @ 23rd & Mission St. They’ll have food & drinks as well. Not too many bike messengers out there that painted a 51 yr old mural for a bank in SF when they were 16. Sure hope that you can swing by though.
Nov. 20th @ 630pm
2701 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The SFBMA was emailed by a Community friend.
Here is what he wrote, “I just got word that one of my good friends and old coworkers recently had a stroke and can hardly move his legs or talk. He used to messenger with TCB in SF then later used to ride with The Cut Cat’s here in Chicago.
There a way to get this GFM posted to the San Fran BMA account so people can either donate or share the post?
https://www.gofundme.com/f/
Cheers.
-xMiguelx
So, I have posted this for Miguel. Wishing the Best for Ian and his friends and family!

I was very sorry to learn that. He truly rode all over town and could be seen everywhere. Here is his:


Gramalkin has been dead almost 5 years. He died Jan. 14, 2020
Morningstar has been keeping the Toy drive going sice his death. Along with the Jaks, Hanx, SFBMA and SFFD.
Morningstar, Gramalkin’s widow, wants to remind us that he is in the Universe, He is with God.
Rest In Peace, Gramalikin. Morningstar, you are loved.







Gramalkin, You will be in our thoughts.