The Angel of the Rims Foundation was created in memory of my 22-year-old daughter, Savanah Rose Robinson, who was killed in an impaired motorcycle crash on Memorial Day weekend in 2025. Her death was preventable, and this foundation exists to help save lives by encouraging people to make responsible choices before driving or riding.
A 12-foot steel monument overlooking Billings, Montana at Swords Park.
The centerpiece of our mission is the Angel of the Rims, a large permanent steel monument overlooking Billings, Montana, at Swords Park on the Rimrocks. It serves as a permanent reminder that one impaired decision can change countless lives forever.
Approximately 12 feet tall and 8 feet wide. Fabricated from heavy steel and mounted on a reinforced concrete foundation.
Double-sided so it can be seen from multiple directions. Visible from Highway 3, nearby hospitals, the college, neighborhoods, and aircraft approaching or departing the Billings airport.
Promote impaired-driving awareness.
Educate young drivers and riders.
Partner with businesses and community organizations.
Raise funds for educational programs and future memorial projects.
Encourage personal responsibility without judgment.
"Every person who visits this website should leave with one simple thought: Think Before You Drive or Ride Impaired. If this message causes even one person to hand over their keys, call for a ride, or make a safer decision, then the Angel of the Rims has already made a difference."
— Lem Robinson
Your contribution directly funds the construction and maintenance of the Angel of the Rims monument, as well as our ongoing educational outreach programs.
Angel of the Rims
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