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Wednesday, March 31, 2021

NAL/PAA/DL F/A Beth Schwalbert, widow of Capt. Greg Schwalbert

 

From the National Airlines Buccaneers alumni website……

the passing of F/A Beth Schwalbert, widow of Capt. Greg Schwalbert…

 https://pcnflightwest.blogspot.com/2020/02/nal-paa-dl-capt-james-gregory-greg.html

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

NAL/PAA/DAL Flight Attendant Elizabeth "Beth" Casper Schwalbert

DOB Jan 6, 1942     DOH  Dec 15, 1978      DOD March 11, 2021

 

Beth was the widow of NAL/PAA/DAL Captain Greg Schwalbert who passed away in Dec 2019. They were a true NAL couple.  They currently plan a service sometime in May in Islamorada, FL. A more complete obituary will be sent when one becomes available. Her good friend Bee Sarron was with her when she passed peacefully at home.

 


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https://pcnflightwest.blogspot.com/2020/02/nal-paa-dl-capt-james-gregory-greg.html

   Capt. James Gregory ‘Greg’ Schwalbert

Born: April 12, 1939   Hired: 6-19-1967  Died: December 26th, 2019

Greg was born in Toledo, Ohio and graduated from DeVilbiss High School. He was awarded a full Navy scholarship and graduated from the U. of Michigan and then served in the U.S. Navy. He was an F-4 pilot on the Aircraft Carrier, the F.D. Roosevelt. He was a TRI-Centurion flying 300 take offs and landings on the same aircraft carrier. He was awarded a citation for aggressively leading an airstrike on North Vietnam. He was awarded three Air Medals. He was the only person ever to catapult off a carrier with the *wings folded and land successfully.  He was able to recover at Guantanamo Bay Navy base, thereby saving the F-4, his RIO (Radar Intercept Officer) and himself. He loved flying as a Pilot with NAL, PAA, DAL and all his friends and crew members.

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