TEAM | Zombie Bike Parade

Mootens Productions Photography

Dave Rosenberg
Committee Member

Lea Rosenberg
Committee Member

Aaron Wedra
Committee Chair

Milly Wedra
Marketing Committee

Maria Contreras Tebbutt
Committee Member

Michelle Weiss
Zombie Logistics

Bonnie Wolstoncroft
Zombie Logistics

About the Ride Organizers

Zombie Bike Ride Team

The Zombie Bike Ride Halloweekend Festival is made possible thanks to the work of our dedicated team members who have a great love for non-profit charity work and celebrating community.

About the Davis Odd Fellows

Who We Are

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows is an international organization with Lodges located around the globe. Nationally, there are Odd Fellow Lodges in all 50 states.

The Davis Lodge #169 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows has over 400 members, which almost equally consists of men and women and includes members who range from 18 to 81 years old. Our membership is open to humans (and zombies) of good character. We do not discriminate on the basis of age, disability, race, religion, faith, gender, sexual orientation, or economic standing.

Our Lodge is the oldest continually operating entity in Davis, since it was chartered in 1870. Our current Lodge Hall is located in the heart of Downtown Davis at 415 Second Street. We are very active, with over 60 Lodge Committees covering the gamut of activities for members and for the community.

What Are the Requirements for Membership?

Odd Fellowship strictly forbids any interference with one’s religious or political opinions. In the Lodge, we don’t talk religion, politics, or business. The Odd Fellows Lodge Hall offers a respite from the craziness of life. It is a place to escape all of that and focus on friendship and enjoyment of life. We hope members join to enjoy the active social experience we have to offer and to help the greater community of Davis and Yolo County.

We want members who care about others and who will work to do good things for the community. Friendship, Love, and Truth are the foundation of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Learn more at www.davislodge.org

About the Bike Campaign

Our mission is to make cycling available to everyone including children with disabilities and seniors. We also strive to reduce car trips, especially to schools, and to increase the joy of cycling. Maria Contreras Tebbutt, founded The Bike Campaign, along with its counterpart, The Bike Garage in 2011. The Bike Campaign works closely with city governments, county health departments, school districts, and community service groups.

How You Can Help

DONATE BIKES & EQUIPMENT including helmets, locks, pumps and lights.

We have two Bike Garage locations:

Davis: 1500 Cannery Avenue

Woodland: First Street and Hays Street
For hours and locations visit www.TheBikeCampaign.org

DONATE TIME – No experience needed. Join Our Team of Volunteers. We need anyone who loves bikes or loves working on bikes.

About Davis Bike Club

The objectives of the Club are:

1. Promote public interest in all apsects of bicycling

2. Encourage and facilitate recreational bicycling for all skill levels

3. Advance the sport of bicycle racing

4. Promote bicycling as a means of transportation

5. Increase public awareness of a safe bicycling environment and promote the practice of safe cycling techniques

6. Promote and protect the rights of bicyclits.

DBC History

Davis Bike Club traces its origins back to the early 1970s. DBC operated for sereral years as an informal organization until May, 1979 when the Club incorporated as a non-profit 501(c)(4) organization.

The club's iconic, Double Century, preceded the Davis Bike Club, having been created by the Cal Aggie Wheelmen in 1969. When the Cal Aggie Wheelmen later disbanded, DBC continued running the Double Century until the present time.

The original Club Directors were Ronald Johnson, Richard Waters, Helen Pool, Eileen Garvey, and Barbara Waters. From that time until today, the Davis Bike Club is the only organized bike club in Yolo County and has a membership exceeding 500 cyclists and families.

Kathy Hemness
Zombie Treasurer

Timothy Wilkinson
Pro Photographer

About Norcal Trykers

Helping kids with special needs become mobile

NorCal Trykers is a nonprofit organization created for the sole purpose of providing, at no cost, customized therapeutic tricycles to children with special needs. Our mission is to provide mobility, exercise, confidence and a sense of normalcy to the lives of worthy recipients in the greater Sacramento area of Northern California. NorCal Trykers is a chapter of National AMBUCS, Inc. which is located in North Carolina.

Each tryke is custom-made for the child's special need

The ability to ride a bike is often not a reality for children with physical or developmental challenges. Properly balanced and safely supported, almost any child can ride an Amtryke. They are designed to address the special and varied needs of any individual with disabilities.

The opportunity to ride a tryke helps to build important physical and life skills. Proven to build motor skills, strength, and self esteem.