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| Ed May was the consummate professional.
I flew with him on DC-8's. He really enjoyed his job---Ed
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| I worked with Tom in the Union. He was
outstanding. As a manager he was our Chief Pilot during
the strike. The clickers were a big deal with Chicago
management. Tom said that management should put out a jar of
clickers for anyone who wanted them. He was a great Chief Pilot and did not let the strike get in the way of his good feelings for his pilots. His premature death due to cancer was tragic. --Ed |
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| Danny McGuinness helped make JFK the place
we all grew to love. Danny is one of God's best creations.
He was always there to be of help to his pilots.--Ed
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| I see Walt occasionally at Seaplane Pilot
Association fly in's. He purchase a beautiful Republic Seabee
after retirement and flys quite a bit. --Ed
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| Jack lives winters in Florida and Summers
at Long Lake in the Adirondacks. Long time a seaplane pilot,
Jack was a pleasure to fly with. His seaplane stories were
fantastic. He kept his Cessna 195 at Jim Martin's seaplane
base in Peakskill, NY. He would land the 195 on wheels on a
600 ft strip to convert from wheels to floats each spring. He
was sharp indeed.---'Ed
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| Cathy Morley was a mother to us all. She
loved the pilots of JFKFO. We all owe here a debt of
gratitude. Ed
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| Rip flew side saddle until the last 727
flew. He was forced to retire just months before what would
have been his 50th anniversary as an employee of United Airlines.
I flew with him on DC-8's, What a guy. He attends
all our luncheons. Ed
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