Bike safety fest recalls EV cyclist Saks
Dr. Brett Saks
Dr. Brett Saks, an avid bicyclist, who lived in Chandler, was struck and killed by a motorist on Oct. 4, 2008 while on the final training leg of a charity bicyle ride, but his mission of helping to raise funds for diabled bicyclists and children with special needs will live on through the Brett Saks Foundation. A bike safety festival will be held in his name on Sunday, Sept. 30 in tumbleweed Park in Chandler. (Photo courtesy of Kim Saks)
Mike Sakal
Mike Sakal’s column runs on Fridays. Contact him at (480) 898-6533 or msakal@evtrib.com, or write to Mike Sakal, East Valley Tribune, 1620 W. Fountainhead Pkwy., Suite 219, Tempe, AZ 85282
Dr. Brett Saks and family
Dr. Brett Saks, pictured with his wife Kim, son Aaron, and daughter Ana, before his death in 2008. Saks, an avid bicyclist, who lived in Chandler, was struck and killed by a motorist on Oct. 4, 2008 while on the final training leg of a charity bicyle ride, but his mission of helping to raise funds for diabled bicyclists and children with special needs will live on through the Brett Saks Foundation. A bike safety festival will be held in his name on Sunday, Sept. 30 in tumbleweed Park in Chandler. (Photo courtesy of Kim Saks)
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