David “Fury” Hidalgo
Founder & President
David “Fury” Hidalgo brings extensive management experience from his work with a large, nationwide company. His long-standing involvement in the motorcycle community has been complemented by his service as a reserve Police Officer in Minnesota and as a member of the U.S. Army. David also has over ten years as a Corporate Investigator, which adds to his well-rounded leadership skills. His professional management experience enables him to lead the club with fairness and integrity. He is known for balancing praise with constructive criticism, ensuring fair assessments of all members. David encourages input and ideas from everyone in the club, regardless of whether they ride or not, and welcomes members of all genders. He is open to suggestions for events and guidance from any member, fostering an inclusive and collaborative club environment.
Jeremy “Ice” Meloccaro
Vice President
Jeremy “Ice” Meloccaro is a retired Army Sergeant First Class (SFC) who served in the 82nd Airborne Division. As a disabled veteran with a young and growing family, Jeremy’s experiences in both the military and the motorcycle community have shaped him into an effective Vice President. He is recognized for his fairness, his willingness to tackle any challenge, and his ability to manage even the most difficult situations.
Jose “Bronx” Ayala
Sr. Sgt. At Arms
Jose “Bronx” Ayala works as an insurance fraud investigator, a martial arts instructor with a 3rd degree black belt, and is a certified Silat tactical combat instructor. His commitment to martial arts extends to his family, as both his wife and son have also earned black belts. Jose is a devout individual who encourages spiritual growth while upholding order within the club. With deep roots in the motorcycle community, he previously served as Vice President of the G.I. Forum in San Antonio, supporting veterans for a decade.
CJ “Voodoo” Cooley
Sgt. At Arms
CJ “Voodoo” Cooley is actively involved in law enforcement and has been a part of the motorcycle community for many years. Her experience contributes to the safety and security of the club. She is very active in volunteer activities in the surrounding communities. She has a deep desire to help those less fortunate, while protecting and serving the community in her professional life.
Robert “Shooter” Gutierrez
Sgt. At Arms
Robert “Shooter” Gutierrez, a former law enforcement officer and experienced motorcyclist, enhances our club’s safety by voluntarily filling in as Tailgunner. His years in law enforcement gave him the qualities needed to be a Sgt. At Arms with the club. He currently works for a government agency and is active in volunteering and helping others. His selfless dedication to our causes is one of the many characteristics that make him a valued member of our club family.
Mona “Stormy” Hidalgo
Secretary
Mona “Stormy” Hidalgo has previously served as Senior Secretary and Chapter Secretary in another motorcycle club. She holds an associate’s degree in business administration, is a certified notary public, and is studying to become a phlebotomist. Mona grew up in a military family, which influenced her interest in supporting veterans. She has been riding motorcycles for nearly six years and has maintained club membership throughout this time. She founded a volunteer group in Houston that assisted families and children from disadvantaged and abused backgrounds. Mona also pursues art and demonstrates organizational skills, with a focus on community service.
Jimmy “Scorpion” Thomas
Treasurer
Jimmy “Scorpion” Thomas plays a central role in our club community. In addition to serving as Treasurer, he is also the club Chaplain. His generosity, compassion, and care reflect his honesty, integrity, and loyalty to everyone. Jimmy is deeply devoted to his faith, his family as a husband, father, and grandfather. He fills many roles for us—our Santa Claus, worship leader, and a calming presence we can all rely on.
Brandi “L’il Beastie” Meloccaro
Historian & Social Media Coordinator
Brandi “L’il Beastie” Meloccaro is an Army wife and the mother of four boys. She is a passionate advocate for her family and the club, documenting their journey through photos and videos for the past two years. Brandi, affectionately regarded as everyone’s little sister, is a vital part of the club’s family. Her creativity keeps the club’s history alive and showcases the club’s contributions to the community.