Laurie Fish moved to Fort Worth, Texas in July of 1989, when she began her career as a flight attendant with Delta Airlines.  In 1995, after several years of flying she began to get bored and looked for new challenges.

   She began EMT school and also purchased her first Harley.  She met Jean (Blondie and Gun Runner) and Chester, and  Dreamer  ( Richard Snyder) through some mutual friends.  She began riding with them when possible.  They invited her to the Boozefighter Clubhouse several times.  She began riding on every ride with the Boozefighters that her schedule would allow, her favorite being the Toy Runs.    There weren't very many women riding solo at that time. 

   She finished EMT school, Paramedic school, the Paramedic Instructors course and then joined the Burleson Fire Department.  She went through six months of the Burleson Fire Academy and is currently a volunteer Firefighter/Paramedic there. Dreamer sponsored Laurie as a Boozette and  gave her the name "Emergency". 

Through a part-time job as a Paramedic in the Emergency Room, she found out about Mercy Med Flight.  It is a most worthwhile cause, transporting people that have no money, no insurance and have exhausted all of their resources.  They don't charge the patient anything.  Laurie said " We transport  the terminally ill home  to be  with their families  during their final days.   If they need surgery that is only performed in a special hospital or if  they've  been in an accident while away from home,  we come to their needs .  It is 100% volunteer Pilots, Nurses, respiratory Therapists and Paramedics.  We do several fund raisers during the year to help support the cost of operations  of  our Citation Jet.

 She added that the American Legion Riders of Post 624 sponsored a motorcycle run last August.  The Boozefighters and the American Legions Riders of Post 516 ,  of which  she is also  a member ,    and several other ALR groups had a fantastic turn out for  their  first run.   " We raised $2,000 for the Mercy Med Program ," `Emergency' proudly boast. 

'Emergency' was asked about her riding experiences since becoming a Boozette. She explained, "I currently have my second Harley that is a 1998 Dyna Super Glide.  I have ridden to Sturgis twice, Daytona once and gone to he Four Corners Rally.  I have been to the Austin Rally 9 years in a row.  I plan on returning to Daytona in October. I have visited several different Boozefighter Clubhouses and introduced several people to the Boozefighters, who became members and also formed new chapters. "  

 " I wear my Boozette patch proudly and have enjoyed being a part of the Boozefighters for the last 9 years.  I look forward to meeting new members, seeing old friends and finding new destinations for many years to come. 

 RIDE HARD AND RIDE SAFE."