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Vicki Roberts-Sanfelipo, RN- ASM Founder & Author of ASM educational programs, Executive Director ASM/Road Guardians
Milwaukee, WI – Vicki, AKA “Spitfire”, established the non-profit organization Accident Scene Management in 1996 in order to reduce injuries and fatalities to motorcyclists through First Response training. Vicki has been an RN since 1984 and worked for over 25 years in a variety of hospital settings from Critical Care to the Operating Room. She retired from her hospital work in 2010 to concentrate on training motorcyclists full time.
In her spare time, Vicki teaches CPR, Defibrillators, and First Aid for the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross. She has a website, CPR-1stAid, where she sells Emergency related supplies for motorcyclists.
Vicki has been riding her own motorcycle since 1987. She is a member of many motorcycle organizations including the Iron Butt Association. She rides cross country with the Motorcycle Cannonball and the Motorcycle Chase every year providing medical support. She was inducted into the Sturgis Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2020 due to her work to establish the world’s most recognized Motorcycle Trauma Training organization and her work with Women & Motorcycling.
Vicki appeared in 4 books about women and motorcycling, has given hundreds of presentations, and has written many articles on motorcycle safety. She was the motorcycle safety spokeswoman for Allstate Rider News for 7 years. She hosted a weekly Blogtalk radio show called the Inside Scoop by Spitfire and she founded two women’s organizations: Women In Motion and Diamond Posse.
To contact Vicki call 262-706-3278 and leave a message.
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Road Guardian Co-Founder and Business Officer
Accident Scene Management Business Officer and ASM certified Instructor
Minnetonka, MN – Chris began his career in the information processing industry. His global executive business experience includes companies in start-up, turnaround and Fortune 200. Chris served on the Board of Directors of nine industry associations, and currently on two for-profit businesses.
Chris graduated cum laude with a double major from Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, earned a Masters in Business Administration from Willamette University, Salem, Oregon. He completed the Babson Executive Management Program in Boston, Massachusetts, and the Georgetown University Executive Marketing Program in Washington D.C. Chris is a member of the Patriot Guard, has been a Safety Officer, and a Road Captain for local HOG chapters. Chris was the Captain for the New Glory Flag Bike Team.
Contact Chris at: chris at roadguardians.org
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Dr Butts has been a motorcycle enthusiast since he was very young. He said, “Coming from a family of eleven, it was not unusual for me and three other siblings to be piled onto my Dad’s 1949 Harley for frequent rides around the neighborhood and to the store.”
His love for motorcycles has led him to accumulate a small collection of about 50 motorcycles ranging in age from 1920 to 2023, including a wide variety of makes and sizes. He says he enjoys riding them but also enjoys working on them and pondering the history of how the mechanics and technology have evolved.
Motorcycling has truly been our favorite family sport over the years. He said, “My wife Linda and I along with our 5 adult children have enjoyed our off-road trips to northern Minnesota, the Colorado and Utah mountains, as well as many local and long-distance road rides. I’ve been a competitive dirt bike racer for many years and most recently have enjoyed competing in the Motorcycle Cannonball and Motorcycle Chase on the really old 1920-1947 Harley Davidsons!”
In his spare time, he is an Emergency Medicine certified physician working primarily in Saint Cloud, MN. His love of motorcycles and medicine make ASM a perfect fit. He joined ASM in 2023 to provide medical oversight for our programs.
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Hi, I am Michelle Inzunza Hall (Zu Zu) a Flight Nurse from Dallas, Texas. I ride my 2009 Harley Softail Deluxe “Bluezy.” I love riding solo and with my friends. I have my Basic and Advanced Motorcycle certifications through MSF and I am a member of the MRF, North Texas HOG/LOH, Texas ABATE Confederation, and AMA. I have been a registered nurse for 22 years with my early beginnings as an EMT and then a mobile intensive care transport medic for 911 in San Diego, California. The combination of Nursing and Paramedicine lead to my becoming a Flight Nurse. I am currently employed as a Flight Nurse with 10 years of critical care air ambulance experience and professional membership in the Air &Surface Transport Nurses Association. I have a Master’s degree in Nursing specializing in Nursing Education with teaching and certifications in Basic CPR, Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and critical care. I am also certified in Trauma Nurse Core Curriculum and in Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP). I am a Certified Flight Nurse (CFRN) and Licensed Paramedic. In the past, I have worked for NASA as a researcher, authored journal papers, and developed a Drivers Safety Course for the United States Air Force. My career is set in safety and safety education so teaching for ASM is a perfect match for me. I like that ASM is unique to motorcycling. I believe it is important to be safe and to have the knowledge to manage an accident scene from a rider’s point of view. It is our responsibility to watch out for each other. I want to be a part of that. See you in class! To contact Michelle, click here.
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Havelock, NC and Baldwinsville, NY – Mark has been involved in emergency services since he was 18 years old. He has been a New York State Paramedic since 2005. His certifications include CPR, ACLS. PALS, GEMS, PHTLS. Mark says, ” I would like to bridge the gap between professional First Responders and Bikers so that we can all work together for better care.”
Mark rides a Can-Am Spyder. He has been helping with ASM classes since 2022. His passion for teaching shows as he has been the training officer for several EMS/fire depts and various agencies. He has also volunteered as a firefighter since he was 18. To contact Mark: CLICK HERE
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Vicki is the founder of ASM and co-founder of Road Guardians. She is the Author of the ASM programs. She developed this organization in 1996 and gave up her nursing job as Educator of Surgical Services to volunteer full-time for ASM in 2010. Vicki continues to direct the ASM organization, concentrating her efforts on training more instructors and reaching out to partners in motorcycle safety. Vicki was inducted into the Sturgis Hall of Fame in 2020 for developing the world’s largest and most recognized Motorcycle Trauma Training Organization. After 28 years of service, she has not slowed down and has aspirations to bring ASM training to anyone willing to take Bystander Training and learn how to help others. Vicki’s travel schedule doesn’t always allow her to be in the office but she is available by email at vicki at roadguardians.org.
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Doris Weber has owned and operated her own business since 2005. In 2009 she decided to take a basic rider class, get licensed, and buy a Harley. These events started to open many doors of opportunities to work with several different nonprofit and not-for-profit organizations. One that she spent the most amount of time with was ABATE of WI. She spent eight years in various roles for the organization. Most notably leading them to a digital cloud-based membership program, social media presence, digital newsletter, and several marketing campaigns.
These days she spends more time with her young family and all of their animals. Together as a family they practice Taekwondo, gardening, hiking, and anything art.
Doris joined the ASM team in March 2023 to help with marketing, manage social media, and ensure the website stays up-to-date with fresh content.
If you have an idea or would like to contribute, contact Doris at Roadguardians.org
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Born in Bulgaria, Polly has been a motorcycle rider and enthusiast since 1992. She completed the full circle of the northern hemisphere on a motorcycle in 2014 and has been a staff rider for 4 years for the Motorcycle Cannonball. Polly holds a master’s degree in Mathematics and Computers from Veliko Tarnovo University. She is the owner and manager of MotoCamp Bulgaria – a motorcycle long-distance travelers hub, accommodation, and campground and she would love to have you be her guest! http://motosapiens.org.
Polly has organized many motorcyclists’ events, including some for Horizons Unlimited Traveler meetings. A member of AMCA since 2009, Polly says she decided to join our team because she wants to help motorcyclists to reduce injuries and fatalities through education. She also hopes to bring ASM training to Europe.
Polly joined ASM/Road Guardians in January 2022. She does many things for the organization but her main job is Creating Classes, maintaining class records, and assisting instructors with recordkeeping. She compiles statistics and oversees databases, contracts, and a variety of other tasks. Polly can be reached by email at Polly at roadguardians.org
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Sara originally joined the Road Guardians team in 2019 then took a break during COVID. She re-joined the ASM/RG Team in 2022. In 2006, she earned her bachelor’s degree in English from Northern Illinois University. In 2017, Sara earned her associate’s degree as a Registered Healthcare Information Technician from Rassmussen. Sara grew up riding four wheelers and mini-bikes. She is excited to learn how to ride a motorcycle and become part of such a great community. For ASM/RG, Sara is our Membership Coordinator. She is in charge of processing and sending out membership packages. She also runs the Facebook Road Guardians Member’s Only page. Sara creates the ASM class banners you see on the Road Guardians – Accident Scene Management Facebook page. If you have any questions regarding your Road Guardians membership, please contact Sara by emailing her at Sara at roadguardians.org or calling Seven15- 680-9015.
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Jax joined the Road Guardians Team May of 2024. During the height of the pandemic, Sara transitioned out of the work force to focus on raising her family. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Marquette University and 16 years Staffing industry experience, training, managing, and upholding contractual agreements. Her first love of riding was found on the back of her Grandpa’s Harley Davidson, however, in recent years she has enjoyed off road trails with the wind (and a few bugs) in her face.
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With a diverse background in nonprofits, city government, and logistics, Erin has served as Operations Manager for the Florida International Festival, which hosted the London Symphony Orchestra in Daytona Beach, and as Events & Tourism Manager for the City of Eustis. She now lives in the beautiful mountains of western North Carolina with her Yorkie, Chopper. In addition to teaching weekly energy healing classes, she has her own podcast, Sassy Biker Sisters.
Erin’s love for riding in the wind began early in life, riding horses with her mom. She was hooked and continued riding throughout high school. One summer during college, she learned to ride a small Honda motorcycle in the fields of the Catskills—and she couldn’t get enough. Fast forward to 2012, Erin rode along A1A to Flagler Beach, FL, as a passenger on a friend’s bike. The sensation of the wind, the ocean air, and the sun on her face had her in love—with the bike! Erin didn’t want to rely on anyone else to take her riding, so she took a class and bought a V-Star.
When the opportunity came along to mix her talents with a motorcycle safety non-profit, she did not hesitate to say YES. We are excited to have Erin join our team.
To contact Erin, you can email her: Erin at RoadGuardians.org
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Katie has a degree in information management from St. Catherine University with a minor in economics. She consults as a Software Analyst and Scrum Master. Today, Katie owns a 2020 Indian Challenger and a 2023 Harley Davidson Pan America Special.
As the free spirit that she is, Katie sold her house and lives full-time in her RV. She’s passionate about motorcycle safety and continuous skill development. She is an adventurer who loves to travel. This has opened up her life and brought many friendships into it.
So, how did she get here? Katie explains:
In 2012, as a single parent of two daughters, Katie was tired of tent camping and thought her budget might support the purchase of a camper. She initially thought a pop-up might fit her needs. But she wanted her own bathroom and started looking at bumper pulls. Things snowballed, and in the spring of 2014, she ordered a 37-foot fifth wheel. That first season, she parked it on a seasonal lot. Then, in the fall, she bought a truck to tow it.
After a few years, her daughters weren’t coming along as much, and she was getting tired of driving a 1-ton diesel truck. Katie started dreaming about what might be next. Talking with her new neighbors at the campground, she told them she might want a motorcycle but needed to figure out how to tow it with her 5th wheel. Mind you she had never even been on a motorcycle and didn’t know anyone who rode. Turned out they had a swivel wheel trailer and wanted to sell it.
She started looking at motorcycle safety classes and what it would take to learn to ride. That fall, a mishap at the dog park landed her with a broken ankle, fibula, and PCL tear. Thus, things stalled. The swivel trailer would wink at her from the side of her garage reminding her it was waiting. So, the summer of 2018 with her youngest daughter in college, she sold her house. She went full-time in her RV. Then, in August, she took the MSF BRC and bought her first motorcycle: a Sedona Orange 2011 Harley Davidson Fat Bob. She wasn’t expecting she’d buy a Harley but when she swung her leg over and settled into the seat, she knew it was the one. Affectionately referred to as SS or Sedona Studly (definition handsome, attractive or hunky).
In 2021 she attended the International Female Ride Day in Woodstock, IL put on by Ellie Rains. There she sat in on Spitfires information session on Accident Scene Management. Then took the “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist” series 100 course from Trauma Mama and husband Ben in Arizona over the winter. She’s passionate about motorcycle safety and continuous skill development. She is an adventuress who loves to travel. This has opened up her life and brought many friendships into it.
To contact Katie you can email her: Katie at RoadGuardians.org
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Megan has worked for ASM since 2012. Megan has a degree in Information Resources from UWM. She worked in the IT and non-profit field for over 10 years before joining us. She owns a website development and maintenance company called Milwaukee Web Design. To make a suggestion or report a problem contact Megan at: webmaster at roadguardians.org
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Bill Bott from Mukwonago, WI has been assisting ASM in any way needed since 2011. He has earned the Volunteer of the Year award every year since 2012. Bill does whatever he can to help out. He checks on the organization several times a week, builds student packets, puts Road Guardians member packets together, fixes equipment, puts bookcases together, and changes lightbulbs….whatever needs to be done he does it. Everyone wishes they had a “Bill” to serve their organization.