In Remberence Of.

[Helilog56]

I think that would be an excellent idea Kyle........thanks.

 

Bob

[helicopterjim]

I think that would be an excellent idea Kyle........thanks.

 

Bob

 

I agree but I find it hard to add to this list because it would be so large.

 

Please start a new thread and thank you Bob for the start of this.

[gov]

212 dude...I knew a lot of the guys you posted...some more...gerry moreland,john flesher and george marszalac...dennis thacachuc...not sure of the spelling on dennis' last name...he was with midwest ...someone told me howie P is not with us either..can't confirm that one...wayne sussie...will post more as they come out of the fog :mellow:bruce kowerchuk

 

 

Dennis Tkachuk and Bruce were both from Portage la Prairie. Add Bill Henderson to former Midwest list.

[YTS Jockey]

Collin Sullivan R.I.P.

 

I'm not sure how many of you knew Collin. Maybe not so many pilots in the west have had the privilege of flying with Sully but he has trained countless wannabe pilots to become fine aviators here in the east at Canadore. YYB has had a void in it since you left.

 

 

[rainman]

In memory of...

 

Duncan Ruth

Dave Reid

Chad Murray

Duane Tanski

 

RIP

[Guest Angry Egg Driver]

Rod Van Humpback

Mike Haworth

 

RIP

[DGP]

A couple more from the old klondike days...kip piercy and hugh ross...couple of great guys may as well add gerry flesher

[mtnhopper]

Dick Wood

Bob Holt

 

 

MH

[212dude]

 

& friends taken too soon through aircraft accidents

 

... Normand Coutu

 

... Tony Booth

 

... Anton Tykodi

 

 

and those who lived long & departed due to natural causes, but also remembered

 

... Eddie Porco, Ron Boyd, Jack Flemming, Earnie Grant,

[chopper_guy]

John Flesher, Mike McDonnel, Ed Hall, Doug Macarther, Tom Lamb Jr. There are many more. I've had 21 friends or acquaintances lost in accidents in my 42 years flying. Of course all of the above weren't lost in accidents.