Honorary Ambassador for the Wounded Warrior Project
A Legacy of Service
Rich Hovey’s journey began in 1961 as a Vietnam DA Veteran, serving until 1965. He continued as a Reservist, retiring as EMERITUS USAF in 2015 under General Robertson’s leadership.
Honoring Family Legacy
Rich’s commitment to service runs deep. His father, a WWII POW MIA, and ancestors who served in WWI, the Civil War, and the American Revolutionary War instilled a profound sense of duty that spans generations.
A Lifelong Passion
Beyond service, Rich founded Hovey Motorcars in San Antonio, Texas, with his sons, building a legacy in classic cars. At 80, he became the NEWEST OLDEST DRUMMER applicant in the Guinness World Records.
Rhythm of Support
As an Honorary Ambassador for the Wounded Warrior Project, Rich uses his talents to raise funds and uplift wounded veterans, a cause close to his heart.
A Tireless Work Ethic
At 81, Rich works six days a week at Boerne Car Care, where he helped build a 9,000-square-foot service center without pay. His tireless dedication fuels his mission to support veterans, reminding us that every effort counts.
Join the Journey
Experience Rich’s drumming talents with Rich Hovey and the Classics All Star Band on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.phpid=61551315354066. Catch him live at venues like Pure Country BBQ and Grill in Boerne, Texas. The band is booking shows in Texas, America, and Amsterdam—reach out via Facebook to book.
Looking Forward
Rich recently helped auction a Triumph Bonneville Motorcycle, raising $8,500 for the Wounded Warrior Project. In 2025, he will perform on the East Coast and collaborate with Broadway producer Jody Madaras, with proceeds supporting wounded veterans.
Be Part of the Legacy
Rich Hovey’s story of service and dedication is an inspiration. By supporting the Wounded Warrior Project, you help honor those who sacrificed for our freedom. Join Rich in making a lasting impact.
