Eternal Chapter
Eternal Chapter
Some members are no longer physically with us—but they remain part of this bond and the mission we continue to carry forward.
Their impact lives on through the people they influenced, the example they set, and the foundation they helped build within Broken Arrow MC through loyalty, leadership, and bond.
We carry them with us in every mile traveled, every chapter formed, and every moment we choose to stand beside one another when it matters most.
Their names may rest within the Eternal Chapter, but their influence continues through the bond they helped strengthen.
They are still part of every ride.
Still part of every chapter.
Still part of this mission.
Because in Broken Arrow MC, bond does not end when the ride is over.
And those we love are never left behind.
The Eternal Chapter honors those we have lost not only in remembrance, but through our commitment to continue what they stood for. Their legacy continues every time we choose connection over isolation and support over silence.
Zachary "PLANKTON" Schonborn embodied the ideals of selfless service, unwavering loyalty, and genuine brotherhood. Though his time with us was far too short, the impact he made on those around him will endure for generations.
Following high school, Zachary fulfilled his commitment to serve his country by enlisting in the United States Navy. As a Culinary Specialist, he earned the respect of both his peers and leadership through his exceptional work ethic, dedication, and professionalism. His love for the Navy was evident in every aspect of his service. Just one week before his passing, he proudly reenlisted for another five years, excited for the opportunity to continue serving. He looked forward to returning to Northern Virginia, where he was preparing to assume new responsibilities at the local military hospital—a role he eagerly anticipated.
Within Broken Arrow Motorcycle Club, Plankton quickly became one of the most recognizable and respected brothers across every chapter. As an original member of the Dustoff Chapter, he faithfully served as Chapter Secretary, while also volunteering countless hours assisting the National Officers by conducting the initial conversations with prospective members. He understood that every future brother deserved to be welcomed with sincerity, respect, and authenticity.
More than any title he held, Plankton will be remembered for the way he cared for others. He made it a priority to check on brothers who were struggling, often reaching out simply to make sure they were okay. It was not uncommon for him to ride hundreds of miles across multiple states—often with little or no notice—just to spend time with another member who needed a friend or simply to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood. To him, distance was never an obstacle when family was involved.
The passing of Plankton marked the creation of the Eternal Chapter of Broken Arrow Motorcycle Club. Though he was the first brother to make that final ride, there is no doubt that the Eternal Chapter rests in the best of hands. His spirit of service, compassion, and unwavering commitment to his brothers continues to set the standard for all who wear the patch.
