NCA/NWA/DL Capt. Niley J. Rosemond

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

Military veteran, NCA/NWA/DL Capt. Niley J. Rosemond

February 22, 1948 - July 14, 2021

 

Notification with the passing of retired North Central/Northwest/Delta pilot Captain Niley John Rosemond, age 73.  Captain Rosemond joined North Central Airlines in 1977 and transitioned with the mergers.  He is survived by his wife Ethel, his children and his grandchildren.  Obituary information is available online at

https://www.goldengatefuneralhome.com/obituary/NILEY-ROSEMOND

Also, a video tribute is available at https://vimeo.com/575581976

Please see available obituary and career information below.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituaries : ROSEMOND, Mr. Niley - Age 73, passed away Wednesday, July 14, 2021 at his residence. Public Viewing 12:00 PM-6:00 PM Monday, July 19, 2021 from the Chapel of Lawrence E. Moon Funeral Home, 906 W. Flint Park Blvd. After which, Mr. Rosemond will be taken to Golden Gate Funeral Home, 5701 E. Loop 820 South Fort Worth, TX 76119. Family hour 12:30 PM Thursday, July 22, 2021 at Golden Gate Funeral Home, with funeral service commencing at 1:00 PM, Pastor Dr. Charles A. Moody, officiating.

Interment Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery, 200 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas, TX.

Mr. Rosemond was Honorably Discharged from the United States Marine Corps.

 

Lawrence E. Moon Funeral Home, Inc.

906 W. Flint Park Blvd.

Flint, MI 48505

lemoonfhflint@gmail.com

https://lawrenceemoonfuneralhome.com  

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Niley J. Rosemond-a teacher for hundreds, a mentor to many, and a friend to all, died July 14, 2021 at his home in Grand Blanc, Michigan, surrounded by his loving wife, two devoted daughters, and grandchildren at the age of 73.

 

Niley was born February 22, 1948, in Calvert, Texas, the son of John Quincy Rosemond and Silveree Rosemond-Brooks, educated at O.J. Thomas High School and Prairie View A&M University. While attending Prairie View A&M University, he participated in the first Naval ROTC program ever established at a historically black university. The 13 young, black men, that comprised that pioneering Naval ROTC Unit, the Golden 13, graduated May, 1970, as commission officers.

 

Niley was wise beyond his education, and people of all ages and stages in life sought his advice and benefited from his counsel. He was a mentor to the Big Brother/Big Sister organization, as well as both the Flint and Carmen Ainsworth School Districts. Niley also volunteered his service to the Tuskegee Airmen during Black History Month. Niley was a member of the New Jerusalem Full Gospel Baptist Church, where he served on the board for the Leonard Lamar Floyd Scholarship Committee.

 

Niley served in the United States Marine Corps. as a pilot from May 1970 to April 1976. He was then employed with AC Spark Plug (a division of General Motors), followed by a rewarding 31-year career as a commercial airline pilot with Northwest/Delta Airlines.

 

Niley was a true golf enthusiast and will be missed by many. Niley was always smiling , expressing some of his special sayings “You betcha!” and “Yeah buddy!” among many others.

 

Golden Gate Funeral Home

4155 S RL THORNTON FRWY

Dallas, TX 75224

 

INTERMENT :DALLAS/ FORT WORTH NATIONAL CEMETERY

2000 MOUNTAIN CREEK PKWY

DALLAS, TX 75211

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News article:  https://archive.cameronherald.com/articles/2017/08/03/rosemond-speak-oj-thomas-homecoming

O.J. Thomas will celebrate its 52nd year Homecoming Aug. 11-13, 2017.

 

The awards and memorial ceremony will be held at Progressive Missionary Baptist Church on Aug. 11. Starting time for the ceremony is 7 p.m. The special guest speaker is Captain Niley J. Rosemond a retired Northwest/Delta Airlines Pilot.

 

Captain Niley Rosemond is no stranger to the alumni, nor the community. He is an alumni of O.J. Thomas High School class of 1966 where he graduated with honors and second rank in his class. He grew up in Maysfield, where he attended Milam Grove Elementary school. After completing elementary school, he attended O.J. Thomas High in Cameron.

 

Upon graduation, Rosemond attended and graduated from Prairie View A&M University in 1970 with a Bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering technology with minor studies in military science. While at Prairie View A&M University, he was one of the top leaders in the Navy ROTC program. Following graduation, he received a commission of second lieutenant in the United States Marines Corps. He was accepted in the Naval Air Flight School and graduated in 1972. Following flight school, he flew in the Marine Corps flying the light attack plane (OV-10) Bronco and other aircraft. Rosemond served as a marine pilot for five and a half years before being discharged from the military in 1976.

 

In 1977 he was hired as an airline pilot by North Central Airlines. Upon completing training, he was based at Detroit Metro Airport. Later mergers, changed north central to become northwest and with another merger to become now Northwest/Delta Airlines. Rosemond flew domestic routes flying the DC-9 and DC-10 jet airliners.  He finished his career in 2008, flying the Airbus A-320 and the Airbus A-330 jet airliners on international flights across the Atlantic and the Pacific for 12 years. He remained with the company for 31 years as an airline pilot.

 

Rosemond married his longtime sweetheart from high school and college in 1971 and to the union they have two daughters who live in Texas. He and his wife Ethel Sherman Rosemond continues to live in Michigan. They are the grandparents of three children who live in Texas.

 

Rosemond will be the parade’s grand marshal and will be available to talk and discuss topics on what it takes to become a pilot at the bulldog luncheon held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 12, at the O.J. Thomas campus cafeteria.

NWA/DL Phillip Evans Johnson

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

Navy veteran, NWA/DL Phillip Evans Johnson

January 31, 1952 - July 16, 2021

 

Notification with the passing of retired Northwest/Delta pilot Captain Phillip Evans Johnson, age 69. Captain Johnson joined Northwest Airlines 03-22-1985 and retired with Delta Air Lines in 2017.  He is survived by his wife Janice “Jan”.

To view the obituary and share memories online please visit 

 https://www.harpermorrismemorialchapel.com/obituary/phillip-johnson 

Services for Captain Johnson will be held Friday, August 6^th at Harper-Morris Memorial Chapel, Pensacola, Florida. 

For those who may wish to contact the family, whitepages lists the most current residence address as

8656 Rosemont Drive, Pensacola, FL 32514.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary : Phillip Evans Johnson, 69, of Pensacola, Florida passed away peacefully at home on July 16, 2021 after a brief battle with cancer.

 

Phil was born January 31, 1952 in Pensacola's Old Sacred Heart Hospital to Walter "Johnny" Johnson and Bennie Elene Johnson. He was preceded in death by both of his parents.

 

He is survived by his loving wife of thirty eight years, Janice "Jan" Marie Johnson; sister, Pam (Dennis) Dugger; nephew, Phillip Dugger;  niece Kathryn Dugger;  brother in law, Ron (Ellen) Horner of Jeffersonville, Kentucky; and nephew, James Daniel (Amanda) Horner of Huntington, West Virginia.

 

Phil was a graduate of Woodham High School, Class of 1970. He was active in NROTC while he attended the University of West Florida ultimately graduating in 1976.

 

After graduation, he began his career with the United States Navy. The aircraft he was trained to fly was the F-14 fighter jet and he was deployed on the newly commissioned USS Dwight D. Eisenhower aircraft carrier as a member of VF-142, the Ghostriders.   Phil received awards for Navy Unit Commendation and the  Naval Expeditionary Medal.

 

After active duty Navy life ended in December of 1982 with Phill attached to VT-10 at NAS Pensacola, he maintained flying proficiency as a member of the Naval Reserve and was employed by Burnside-OTT instructing basic instrumentation and radio instrumentation utilizing high fidelity flight simulators.

 

Phil and Jan were married February 14, 1983. That same year, they purchased their first home and Phil was hired by Northwest Airlines as a Commercial Airline Pilot.  Northwest merged with Delta Air Lines in 2008 from which Phil retired on January 31, 2017 as Captain on the 757-767 Aircraft.

 

Phil's hobbies included golfing, skiing, sailing, but he and Jan shared a passion for rescuing dachshunds.

 

A memorial visitation will be held from 8:00 until the memorial service begins at 9:00 am on Friday, August 6, 2021 at 9:00 a.m. at Harper-Morris Memorial Chapel, 2276 Airport Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32504 followed by interment at Barrancas National Cemetery.

 

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Pensacola Humane Society.

 

Many thanks to the wonderful staff at Regency Hospice - Pensacola and Dr. Lonnie MIller.

 

DL Capt. Theodore Francis “Ted” Purtell

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

USAF veteran, DL Capt. Theodore Francis “Ted” Purtell

November 27, 1932 - July 24, 2021

 

Word has reached our group with news of the passing of Delta Golden Wings member retired Delta pilot Captain Ted Purtell, age 88.  Captain Purtell joined Delta Air Lines 11-11-1957 and retired with Delta in 1992 based Atlanta.  Widowed in July 2020 with the passing of his wife Linda, Captain Purtell us survived by his son Michael and his grandchildren.

To view the obituary and share memories online please visit the funeral home website at

https://www.hartmanjonesfuneralhome.com/obituary/ted-purtell

Obituary information is also available at

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/230051571/theodore-f-purtell

Services for Captain Purtell will be held tomorrow July 31st, at Hartman-Jones Funeral Home, 1801 Delaware Ave., McComb, MS 39648. 

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary : Theodore F. Purtell, 88, a resident of McComb, MS; passed away July 24, 2021 at Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center.  Visitation will be held on Saturday, July 31, 2021 at Hartman Jones Funeral Home from 2:00 PM until services at 4:00 PM.  Dr. Jonathan Speegle will officiate.  Burial will be in Hollywood cemetery. 

 

Mr. Purtell was born on November 27, 1932 in St. Louis.   He was the son of John Francis Purtell and Hellen Yemm Purtell.  He was a member of Centenary United Methodist Church and a United States Air Force veteran.  He worked after his military career as an Airline Pilot with Delta Airlines until retirement.  Mr. Purtell had several hobbies some of which included, snow skiing, golf, crossword puzzles and reading.

 

He is preceded in death by his parents, his wife; Linda Purtell, and a daughter; Brooke Elizabeth Purtell-McDaniel.

 

He is survived by his son, Michael Purtell; grandchildren, Brian Purtell, Colin Purtell, Kelly Purtell and Whitney Goings; along with many other relatives and friends.

 

Pallbearers will be:  Clem Stovall, Ralph Price, Pat Brumfield, Leroy Smith, Sean Doyle and Pender Johnson.

 

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~ IN MEMORY ~

Linda Bourne Purtell, wife of DL Capt. Ted Purtell

May 28, 1941 - July 12, 2020

 

Word has reached us with sad news of the passing of Linda Purtell, wife of Delta Golden Wings member retired Delta Air Lines pilot Captain Ted F. Purtell.  Linda’s passing was due to complications of pancreatic cancer.  

Arrangements for Linda were entrusted to Hartman-Jones Funeral Home of McComb, MS. 

Condolences may be shared online at

https://www.hartmanjonesfuneralhome.com/obituary/linda-purtell

https://pcnflightwest.blogspot.com/2020/07/linda-bourne-purtell-wife-of-dl-capt.html

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/212949141/linda-purtell

 

DL Capt. Harold (Skip) Lee Sparry

 

…..this news has been shared by the DFW 60^th Bum Group………the passing of retired Delta pilot Captain Skip Sparry, age 83.  Captain Sparry joined Delta Air Lines 05-03-1965 and retired with Delta based DFW/030.  He is survived by his wife Dorothy ‘Dottie’ and his daughters.  Please see available information below.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

Military veteran, DL Capt. Harold (Skip) Lee Sparry

August 19, 1937 - July 7, 2021

 

The following is from Jack Vickers:  Skip was a great guy. He and I were in a Marine Reserve Squadron and did some flying switching off as command at times. I had the help signed out for his last flight and Let him do what he wanted. He flew over to SMU and flew very low near the women's dorm and when I got back Skipper was not happy because a professor got our tail number and called us in. I told the skipper that Sparry was giving the girls a fly by and he understood since it was Skip and he was always pulling something like that. His wife said she remembers that day for it was her he was looking for. She said we were just about on the ground.

 

Skips father was also named Harold and was always called Skip.

Wife is Dottie, married June 8, 1968. There will be no service and his body went to Southwestern Medical. Skip's passion was biking and a strong member of the Rails to Trails converting old abandoned rail lines to trails.

Dottie can't remember when he joined Delta but he had close to 31 years when he retired so it must have been close to my year (Jack Vickers), June 1966. He had to be a class or two ahead of me because I flew engineer on the DC-6/7 with him flying junior co-pilot as I remember. Too far back.

 

Skip leaves his wife Dottie, two daughters, one living here and one in Brooklyn, and a son living in Portland.

 

DFW Bum Group 847.833.5862 redsplitwindow@gmail.com     

60th Bum Group | P.O. Box 612205, Dallas, TX 75261

 

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A biking enthusiast, here is a news article about Skip dated Sept. 2010…. https://starlocalmedia.com/planocourier/news/masters-of-the-track-cyclists-display-domination-at-national-meet/article_14fc8dec-6772-5215-965a-9f5e180cf055.html

Skip Sparry

 

Sparry’s cycling resume is extremely impressive. At 73, the Plano resident added to his resume by winning a gold medal and two silvers at the U.S. Masters.

 

What may be even more impressive is Sparry’s resume off the bike. He’s an ex-Marine and a retired pilot for Delta Airlines. Sparry also has the pleasure of being a pilot for a special guest.

 

“He was once a pilot for President Lyndon B. Johnson,” Chenowth said. “Skip started riding in the 40s, but he has had an incredible life away from the track.”

 

Sparry won the first medal of the week for C-Revolution. Quickly following his success were cyclists such as Frisco residents Nelson Li and Kirt Bickel. Li, a biomedical technician, and Bickel, a writer, each won one gold and two silver medals.

DL Capt. Joe Franklin “Frank” Watson

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

USAF, DL Capt. Joe Franklin “Frank” Watson

May 12, 1939 ~ April 22, 2021

 

Notification with the passing of Delta Golden Wings member retired Delta pilot Captain Frank Watson, age 81.  Captain Watson joined Delta Air Lines 01-06-1969 and retired with Delta based 030/DFW.  He is survived by his wife Peggy, his children and his grandchildren.

Obituary information is available online at the funeral home website:

https://www.waldofuneralhome.com/obituary/frank-watson  also at

https://www.heralddemocrat.com/obituaries/p0127735

For those who may wish to contact the family, whitepages lists a current address as

2601 W Cascade Drive, Sherman, TX 75092.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary :  Captain Joe Franklin Watson

Waldo Funeral Home - Sherman TX

Frank Watson, 81, was welcomed into Heaven surrounded by his family on Thursday, April 22, 2021, at 11:47 pm. A small, family graveside service was held at Friendship Cemetery in Sherman, TX. on Sunday morning, April 25, 2021. As if God knew his family needed some extra encouragement that morning, his service ended in church bells ringing and a flock of beautiful white birds flying in formation overhead. 

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/226147448/joe-franklin-watson  

Frank was born in Nashville, Arkansas on May 12, 1939, the youngest of two sons born to Herma Pate and William Ordis Watson. He attended and graduated from Nashville High School in Arkansas and later attended and graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas in 1962. He was granted an appointment into the Air Force Academy, but because of the untimely death of his father, he made the decision to stay close to home to help his mother with the family business. Following his college graduation, he entered Officer Training School in the US Air Force.

 

While in pilot training in Enid, OK, he met his future bride at church, Peggy Ann Lee. They married on December 22, 1963 and began their service in the Air Force at Moody Air Force Base in Valdosta, GA.

 

Frank earned his way up the ranks to Captain. He was a gifted pilot and used his skills to train pilots during the Vietnam War era.  Upon completion of six years in the USAF, Frank made the decision to fly commercially. He was hired by Delta Airlines in 1968 and was based out of Dallas, TX . He flew for 26 years. It was during this time that they moved their family to Sherman, TX, where they raised their children.

 

During his tenure at Delta, he captained many aircraft. His teaching skills were also recognized commercially as he was a designated check pilot. He retired as Captain on the Boeing 767.

 

His career ended too early at the age of 54 due to underlining heart conditions, but he and Peggy enjoyed their retirement years traveling with his brother Bill Watson, Jr. and wife, Marva and her sister Linda and husband, Ron Chlipala. There were many cruises and trips overseas that kept them busy and happy. They especially enjoyed spending time with their children, grandchildren and nieces, Stephanie Chlipala Tan and Elizabeth Chlipala. They also loved spending time with their church friends and their Bridge group.

 

Frank and Peggy's marriage was gifted with three daughters, their husbands, five grandchildren and one granddaughter-in-law.

 

Frank was preceded in death by his parents and brother. He is survived by his wife, daughters, their families and other close, extended family members. Peggy Ann Lee Watson; Andrea W. and Curry Vogelsang Drew and wife, Lauren Vogelsang; Jennifer W. and Mike McAda, Jared McAda and Jordan McAda; Katie W. and Brian Ricci, Sophia Ricci and Nina Ricci.

 

Frank's spiritual guidance for his family is a legacy that lives on. His love for his Lord and Savior was evidenced in how he lived his life. Frank was always giving of himself, whether it was physically, spiritually or monetarily. He left an exampled life in how to "pay it forward" and how to extend a helping hand whenever needed. Frank and Peggy were long time members of First Baptist Church in Sherman, but in recent years were found worshiping in their neighborhood church of Western Heights Church of Christ.

 

A sweet realization for his family came as they witnessed Frank earning his Heavenly wings on the same day in April that he soloed for his earthly pilot wings. April 22 is indeed a very special day in the life of Joe Franklin Watson. We know that Frank is now living his best life at the feet of Jesus and we all look forward to seeing him again one day.

AA/DL Capt. Clyde Stuart “Stu” Eberhardt

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

PAA/DL Capt. Clyde Stuart “Stu” Eberhardt

July 25, 1936 — June 28, 2021

 

…..from the Pan Am Clippers Pioneers website….the passing of retired North Central/Pan Am/Delta pilot Captain Stu Eberhardt, age 84.   https://clipperpioneers.com/stu-eberhardt/  Captain Eberhardt joined Pan American

08-21-1964 and retired with Delta Air Lines in 1996 based 030/JFK.  He is survived by his wife Marilyn, his sons and his grandchildren.  Whitepages notes the most current residence address for the Eberhardt family as

481 Harper Lane, Danville, CA 94526. 

Please see available information and video links below.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary :  Clyde Stuart Eberhardt

 

“Musicians play music.  Stuart’s music is flight.” – Jim Ricketts

 

The family of Stuart Eberhardt said their final goodbyes to this amazing human being after his long fight with several different cancers. In the end, it was esophageal cancer that overcame him, but Stu battled tenaciously against it to the very end, engaging that same fighter’s spirit he used during his very impressive life of 84 years.

 

As a young teenage boy, Stu knew that flying was in his blood. He would bike to nearby Arlington Heights, IL airport and offer his services to clean and service airplanes in exchange for lessons and flying time. This strong work ethic and passion for flying led Stu to become a flight instructor at age 18.

 

In his 20’s, Stu flew DC-3’s for North Central Airlines and flew F-84F and F-86 planes for the Air National Guard in Springfield, IL. He was also in the Marine Corps Reserves from 1968-69 flying A-4’s in Alameda CA.

 

It was in 1964, though, that he began working his dream job as a Pan Am Captain. His international routes allowed him to take his family to countries such as Germany, Fiji, Australia, etc. for months at a time. Pan Am, however, eventually filed for Chapter 11 in 1991, and Delta Air Lines became Stu’s new “work home”. He retired from Delta in 1996.

 

In 1989, Stu qualified for the first time in the Unlimited Class at the Reno Air Races with his P-51 Mustang, Merlin’s Magic, Race 22. During the years, it became a family affair with Stu and his son Bill, racing the P-51; his son Jim racing the T-6, Archimedes; and his wife Marilyn functioning as airplane-team manager and pit point person. For over 20 years, the races would be the focal point of the year, bringing together not only family but a wonderful crew and many close friends. Those were no doubt the greatest years for Stu and were “high adventure.” And of course, it is said, “a family that flies together… stays together.”

 

In retirement, Stu traveled with the Collings Foundation flying their P-51 and B-25 at different airports around the United States. He teamed up with John Ward flying his B-25 Old Glory.  A standout memory during those years was Stu giving Chuck Yeager recurrency training.

 

Over the years, not only did Stu become one of the most exceptional pilots of his generation, but many people who crossed paths with Stu often commented on Stu and Marilyn’s generosity and utter selflessness in the giving of their time, advice, knowledge, and hospitality. Many were in awe of Stu’s talent as a pilot, but his kind actions as a human being propelled him into the stratosphere of “awesome” to many who knew him. Stu was a beautiful blend of “badass cool” and “humility” that drew so many people to himself.

 

Aside from flying, Stu was a stellar husband, dad, father-in-law, and grandfather. With his own hands and tools, he single handedly built fences, planted a vineyard, created a wine cellar, added an apartment to his garage, made additions to his home, paved his own driveway, built trellises and lofts for his kids’ homes, and created and completed many other endless projects. His handyman skills were limitless. His home and property are filled with his signature handiwork.

 

Stuart is survived by Marilyn, his wife of 61 years; his two sons Jim and Bill; his two daughters-in-law, Sandi and Dawn; and his 5 grandchildren, Julia, Megan, Nathan, Nick, and Kalli. His presence in this world will be missed by so many, but especially his family.

 

I know of no one else who has had such a rich set of life experiences. He accomplished so much and valued family so vigorously.

 

He built this F86.  It is now sitting on display at a museum.  I am trying to get them to make a sign acknowledging that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqbN0NthU3I

 

Our family formation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0htBDmTj-E4

 

Not his fastest race, but definitely his favorite

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OYe1hlfSB0&t=22s

NAL/PAA/DAL Pilot Haskel Louis Karasoff

 

…..this news comes to us from the National Airlines alumni group…………..

 

-IN MEMORY-

NAL/PAA/DAL Pilot Haskel Louis Karasoff

DOB July 7, 1943      DOH Feb 12, 1973      DOD July 20, 2021

US Navy Veteran

 

Lou passed after a long difficult fight with pancreatic cancer. He was and his widow, NAL/PAA/DAL Flight Attendant Susan, were our good friends and neighbors here in Palm Coast. He was one of the few NAL pilots initially hired as a Flight Engineer to make the transition to pilot. While based in Miami they lived on a sailboat for a time in Key Biscayne. Subsequent to that they lived in the Keys on on the ocean. Boating was the love of his life after Susan. In retirement here they had a large motor home and traveled extensively.

No services are planned. His ashes will be committed to the sea in the Keys at a date to be determined later.

May his final flight west be fair of wind and free from turbulence.

 

 

 

NWA Capt. Philip LeRoy Martin

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

NWA Capt. Philip LeRoy Martin

July 11, 1946 ~ July 20, 2021

 

Word has reached our group with the passing of retired Northwest pilot Captain Philip LeRoy Martin, age 75.  Captain Martin joined Northwest Airlines 06-26-1987.  Widowed in August of 2013 with the passing of his wife Patti, Capt. Martin is survived by their son Drew.  Please see available information below.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

           

Obituary :  Martin, Philip LeRoy Age 75, of Stillwater, MN passed away July 20, 2021. Born in Winchester, IN, Phil later went on to graduate from Lawrence University in WI. Abandoning his History major, he enlisted to serve in the U.S. Air Force. Later, as a pilot for Air Florida, he moved to Miami where he'd marry his wife Patricia ("Patti") and they'd have their son, Drew. Not knowing the seasonal swing they were in for, they relocated to Stillwater in '89 where Phil would finish out his long, accomplished career as a pilot for Northwest Airlines. In his retired years, he was an avid golfer, fisherman, pickleball player, and local tour guide. He was an excellent father, a wonderful husband, a loving brother, but most of all a best friend to many. Phil passed away peacefully in the home he lived in for over 30 years, with his son Drew at his bedside. He was preceded in death by Patti Martin (wife), Gerald Martin (father), Charlotte Keiser (mother), David Martin (brother), Victor Keiser Sr. (step-father), and David Keiser (step-brother), and survived by Rebekah Fralick (sister), Jeffrey Keiser (brother), Lincoln Keiser (step-brother), and Victor Keiser Jr. (step-brother). A celebration of Phil's life will be held Saturday, August 7, 2021 at Bradshaw Celebration of Life Center: 2800 Curve Crest Boulevard (NW corner of Hwy 36 and Co Rd 5), Stillwater. Visitation will be held from 12-1PM, with a service immediately following.

https://www.bradshawfuneral.com/obituary/Philip-Martin

  Published on July 25, 2021

https://www.startribune.com/obituaries/detail/0000397797/  

https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/21762455/philip-l-martin  

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Name: Patricia Mary “Patti” Donovan Martin, age 63

Birth Date:    21 Jun 1950

Death Date:   5 Aug 2013

Death Place:  Stillwater, MN

Spouse:         Philip Martin

Child:  Andrew “Drew”

 

NWA CAPT. ELMER UDD

 

……this news is being shared by family and the Northwest pilot group…….

 

Subject: The death of NWA pilot Elmer Udd

Source: Honolulu Star Advertiser

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

NWA CAPT. ELMER UDD 

APRIL 11, 1924 – APRIL 29, 2021

 https://obits.staradvertiser.com/2021/07/25/elmer-udd-25072021/

Dad would first describe himself as a pilot, from the first time he saw planes over the farm in Kent, Washington until his death. He told his caregiver he was getting ready for a flight and he had to do this one alone. Dad logged over 40,000 hours in many different planes both in the Navy and for NWA; he made Captain in both. Retirement was mandatory at age 60, so he started a glider business, Soar Hawaii, at Dillingham Field and drove the entire diagonal of the island almost every day to fly either a Grob glider or the taildragger tow plane. He flew another 20 plus years after "retirement". Dad shared his love of flying with many students, signing their first solos, and thrilling many others with acrobatic stunts in the glider. He flew his last solo into the heavens on the 29th of April, 2021 in Honolulu. His children, Susan Marie (Udd) McKellar and Thomas Edward Udd and his step- children, Karen Bushaw and S. Kawika McNeely were given a great gift in his life and legacy. His ashes will be inurned with military honors at the National Cemetery of the Pacific alongside his late wife, Sarina Fusako Udd, on August 1st at 11:30am.

 

Date of hire at NWA 8/19/1950

Date of birth 4/11/1924

 

………………………..Obituary:  Elmer Udd, 97, of Honolulu, Hawaii and formerly of Burien, Washington passed away on April 29, 2021.

Elmer Udd was a pilot from his solo at 19 years old until well into his 80s. He flew with the Navy at the end of WWII in Pensacola then flew for Northwest Orient Airlines until age 60. He then started a glider business, Soar Hawaii at Dillingham airfield. After his wife Carol of 58 years passed on, he married Sarina and they were married for 11 years before she passed on.

 

Elmer is survived by children Susan Mckellar, Thomas Udd, Karen Bushaw, and S. Kawika Mcneely. Elmer is predeceased by Sarina Fusako Udd and Carol Frances Udd.

 

Inurnment with Military Honors will be announced at a later date at the National Memorial Cemetary of the Pacific Columbarium.

 

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.BorthwickOahu.com for the Udd family

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/honolulu-hi/elmer-udd-10178431

 

SO/RC/NWA Capt. Preston Joseph Percle

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

USAF veteran, SO/RC/NWA Capt. Preston Joseph Percle

August 12, 1937 - June 15, 2021

 

Notification with the passing of retired Southern Airways/Republic/Northwest Airlines pilot Captain Preston Joseph Percle, age 83.  Please see available information below…..

https://www.alderfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Preston-Percle/#!/Obituary

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary : Preston J. Percle, age 83, passed away Tuesday, June 15, 2021. He was veteran of the U.S. Air Force; member of the Knights of Columbus, and Eucharistic minister with Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church in Alcoa, TN.

Preston loved airplanes and cars; in the mid to late 1960s he went to flight school and obtained his private pilot’s license and maintained his private pilot’s license until @ 1972-1973. He started working in April 1960 at Southern Airways, then in late 1970s it became Republic Airlines then in the 1980s merger with Northwest Airlines. After he retired in August 1999, another merger and it became Delta Airlines.

Preston was preceded in death by his parents, Clinton J. and Jean Marie Percle, Sr.

Survivors include his daughter, Pamela Percle; brothers, Perry J. Percle, C.J. Percle, and Clovis Paul Percle; mother of his daughter, Helen G. Percle; and several nieces and nephews.

No services are planned at this time.

Arrangements by Alder Funeral Home

 

NWA Capt. H. Thomas Nunn

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

NWA Capt. H. Thomas Nunn

October 26, 1934 ~ June 27, 2021

 

Notification with the passing of RNPA member retired Northwest pilot Captain Hugh Thomas “Tom” Nunn, age 86.  Captain Nunn joined Northwest Airlines 05-23-1958.  He is survived by his wife Janice, his son Thomas and his grand- and great grandchildren.  Obituary information for Captain Nunn is available online at

http://www.belleplaineherald.com/obituaries/h-tom-nunn/article_28f7f8ce-db5e-11eb-a708-4b3de5d0b40c.html

For those wishing to send condolences, whitepages lists the family address as

 749 Ali Lane, Victoria, MN 55386.

Corrections and/or additional information is always appreciated and will be passed along with updates added to our memorial site.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary :  H. Tom Nunn, 86, passed away on June 27, 2021 at St Francis Hospital in Shakopee following a stroke.

The family will plan a private memorial service.

Tom was born October 26, 1934, to S. Virgil and Myrtie (Ferguson) Nunn in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Tom moved with his wife and son to Minnesota in 1958 to fly for Northwest Airlines. He was with NWA for 32 years, retiring in 1990.

In retirement, he continued to enjoy traveling of all kinds, spending time with his family, and church work.

Tom was a believer in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He loved sharing this faith with others. We are comforted that he is now with our Lord in Heaven.

Tom was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Belle Plaine for many years. He recently moved and became a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Excelsior.

Tom is survived by his wife of 67 years, Janice; their son, Thomas W. (Paula Battcher) Nunn of Victoria; two granddaughters, Jill (Aaron J.) Provancha of Prior Lake and Amy Nunn of Shakopee; two great-grandsons, Aaron and Levi Provancha of Prior Lake; and sister, Genevieve Wayne of Lakeside, Arizona.

USAF CMSgt, NWA Dale Frank Richardson

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

USAF CMSgt, NWA Dale Frank Richardson

November 14, 1947 ~ June 30, 2021

 

Notification with the passing of retired Northwest Airlines Flight Instructor/Flight Operations Manager and USAF ret. CMSgt Dale Frank Richardson, age 73.  Please see available information below.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary : Chief Master Sergeant Dale Frank Richardson, born November 14, 1947 in Chewelah WA, passed away on June 30, 2021 at age 73 after a journey with cancer contracted as a result of Agent Orange exposure in Vietnam. A decorated veteran, he died surrounded by his wife and children at his home in Tavares, FL.

 

At age 18, Dale enlisted in the Air Force for two tours of duty in the Vietnam War where he flew 266 combat missions as a flight mechanic on C-47 aircraft. After serving in the war, Dale returned to the US to continue what would be 22 years of honorable service in the United States Air Force. He was particularly instrumental in the Air Force’s KC-10 program. After retiring from the Air Force in 1988, Dale's experience served him well in his second career as a Pilot Instructor and Flight Operations Manager on DC-10 aircraft at Northwest Airlines in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Following Northwest’s merger with Delta, Dale declined a move to Atlanta and retired after 22 years with the airline.

 

While serving in the Air Force at Offutt AFB in Omaha NE, Dale met and fell in love with Linda Johannes, who he married a year later in 1972. They had two children, Jesse and Laurie. In 2010, they built their retirement home on the Apple River near the town of Amery WI, where he enjoyed visiting with family and his grandchildren. He and Linda then became snowbirds, splitting their time between Amery WI and the warm weather and community of Tavares FL.

 

Dale enjoyed bass fishing, golfing, and tinkering around in his garage/workshop. He felt particularly fulfilled by performing final military honors at veterans’ funerals and leading the parade at several of the annual small-town celebrations in his community. He also devoted countless hours to the Amery aquatic weed harvester program as Operations Manager and harvester operator, improving the quality of the Apple River for the Amery community. He was the type of man who “never met a piece of steel he didn’t like,” built his own fishing rods, and would drop everything to help family, friends, and community.

 

Dale is preceded in death by his parents, Theodore “Frank” Richardson and Helen Barrett, and his brothers, Don Richardson and Larry Richardson. He is survived by his wife Linda Richardson of Tavares FL, his sister Jan Pearson of Kamiah ID, his brother Doug Barrett of Marysville WA, his children Jesse Richardson and Laurie Sweep of Amery WI, and his grandchildren, Frances Ardelle Richardson and Sylvia Dale Richardson.

 

There will be a celebration of Dale's life in Amery, Wisconsin at a time and location to be announced. All who knew Dale will be welcome.

Barbara Nell Friedline, widow of DL Capt. James Russell Friedline

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

Barbara Nell Friedline, widow of DL Capt. James Russell Friedline

January 16, 1928 ~ November 7, 2020 (age 92)

 

From the family of Jim & Barbara Friedline comes this news: “We've finally been able to reschedule the memorial.  Sadly, we lost our "Mommy" last year in November so this is a celebration of Jim and Barbara.  We sure hope you will be able to share in this long overdue tribute to two great people.  PLEASE RSVP to kstrelecki@icloud.com  soon so we can give the caterer a head count.  Thank you so much, Karen”

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN  

 

https://www.hillcrestchapelcares.com/obituary/Barbara-Friedline 

Obituary :  Barbara Green Friedline, formerly of Williamson, GA and recent resident of Madison passed away on November 6 at the new home she shared for the last two years with her late husband Jim.  The couple had moved to Madison to be near their daughter and son-in-law, Karen and Greg Strelecki.

 

Barbara was born in 1928 to the late Eunice and Noble Green in Big Lake, TX.  When she was very young her family moved to various oil towns in Texas and Mississippi where her father worked in the oil fields.  She told a wrenching story of waking up one cold winter morning covered with snow that had filtered through a hole in the tent where they lived on one of the drilling sites.

 

On March 18, 1937 Barbara was fortunate to be among the first-through-fourth graders who had been let out of school early.  She was safe at home at 3:17 pm when one of the buildings on the New London School campus erupted in a violent explosion caused by an electric sander spark igniting an undetected natural gas leak.  The blast was heard as far away as the oil field where dozens of Roughnecks, including Noble, rushed to the scene and dug frantically to save any survivors and recover the children and teachers killed by the terrible accident.

 

The tragic event haunted the family for years. Barbara painfully recounted her father’s digging with hands and shovel in an exhausting effort to pull children from the wreckage.  Noble went home just long enough to make sure Barbara was there with her mother. There he became physically sick in reaction to the carnage he’d seen but ran back to the site to continue the rescue efforts.  His rushing into danger instead of away from it was a trait shared by Barbara and one she was fortunate to find in her future husband and which was passed on to their children and found in their son-in-law.

 

Always mindful of her being spared an early death, Barbara went on to be an outstanding student, playing clarinet in the band and being chosen as Drum Major.  She also played the piano, sewed her own stylish dresses and even made her own shoes when the family couldn’t afford store-bought.  Thankful for what they did have, she said she never felt poor because her family always had something to eat even if it was only pinto beans and cornbread.  But most importantly of all, they had love.  Her sisters followed in her footsteps as intelligent beauties and majorettes, accomplished career women, excellent mothers and super grandmothers!

 

After graduating at the top of her high school class, Barbara moved to Carbondale, IL and landed her much loved job of Executive Secretary to the head of the Department of Transportation located near the small local airport where she met the love of her life!  James Russell Friedline was handsome, thoughtful, talented and unlike anyone she had ever met before.  He was a private pilot and partner in his father’s construction company, CW Friedline and Sons.

 

This was the beginning of a love affair and marriage that lasted 72 years and produced two loving children, Karen and Mark of whom Barb and Jim were extremely proud.  A fiercely loyal and loving daughter and sibling, Barbara (Baba to her sibs) expressed those same traits as a devoted, selfless and supportive wife, mother and mother-in-law.  She cared passionately for her family and tirelessly encouraged them to pursue their own dreams.  She was the first teacher, friend, defender and champion of her young children.  She always found time to serve as room-mother and volunteered in the Nurse’s Office at Lakeshore High School where both kids graduated and went on to college and successful careers. She had willingly taken on the full-time job of raising their two children while Jim worked hard at his dream job as a pilot for Delta Air Lines.  As secretary of the Delta Pilots’ Wives Bowling league she enjoyed a high-scoring athletic pastime that kept her slim and trim.

 

Since 1975 Barb and Jim (as they were known to friends) lived a quiet but interesting country life at their private airstrip in Williamson where the rhythmic rumble of round engine biplanes mingled with the lively honks of migrating Canada geese smoothly touching down on the pond.  Barbara worked just as hard as Jim renovating the 1960’s ranch house on the property where they had a large vegetable garden and hangar.  They loved listening to the tree frogs at night and even bottle-fed a calf that had been rejected by its novice mother.  Life on the farm was beautiful and busy and they loved the peace and quiet of the country as well as the army of friends who were regular fly-in visitors.

 

Barbara is preceded in death by her beloved husband Jim Friedline; parents Eunice and Noble Green; friends and brothers-in-law Ted Bullard and Charles D Friedline; in-laws Mildred and Charles W Friedline; all her maternal aunts and uncles as well as her son whom she adored, Mark Brian Friedline.  Though she is no longer on this earth her presence is felt every day and “Mommy has left her mark on everyone she loved and who loved her.”

 

She is survived by her devoted daughter Karen Friedline Strelecki and husband Greg “The Big Man” Strelecki; her beautiful and accomplished sisters Ginger Bullard and Sandy Taylor; her caring brother-in-law Steve Taylor; her dearest nieces Becca Kaczmarek and family, Abbie Paulding and family and her big hearted nephew Rusty Bullard and family.  She leaves behind her cherished grandson, US Army Chief Warrant Officer-Four Arthur Hugh Dye II, his beautiful wife Megan and Barbara’s four great-grand daughters Alicia Faith, Lettie Shea, Amelia James and Cass Kearney-J Dye, sweet, smart and all “her pretty little girls!”

…………………………………………………………………

~ IN MEMORY ~

Military veteran, DL Capt. James Russell Friedline

July 28, 1928 ~ February 10, 2020

……………passing of Delta Golden Wings member retired Delta pilot Captain Jim Friedline, age 91.  Captain Friedline joined Delta Air Lines 12-03-1956 and retired with Delta in 1988, based ATL………………..

Questions/concerns may be directed to kstrelecki@mac.com

https://pcnflightwest.blogspot.com/2020/02/dl-capt-james-russell-friedline.html

 

 

 

NWA/DL pilot/Flt. Inst. CMDR Corey K. Schoonmaker

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

Navy veteran, NWA/DL pilot/Flt. Inst. CMDR Corey K. Schoonmaker

April 3, 1956 ~ July 10, 2021

 

Notification with the passing of Northwest pilot and Delta Flight Instructor, USNR CMDR Corey Kimble Schoonmaker, age 65.  CMDR Schoonmaker joined Northwest Airlines 02-06-1987.  He is survived by his wife Catherine and his sons plus many more dear family members.

Obituary information is available online at

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/dailyfreeman/name/corey-schoonmaker-obituary?pid=199477428

Share memories online at  https://www.lastingmemories.com/memorial/corey-k-schoonmaker

For those who may wish to send a personal note, the family address is listed in whitepages as

1193 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Apt 2 , Gulf Breeze, FL 32561.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary :   CMDR Corey K. Schoonmaker of Gulf Breeze, Fla., died Saturday, July 10, 2021, due to complications from Type-1 Diabetes. He was born on April 3, 1956 and grew up in Stone Ridge, N.Y. He was 65- years-old. Corey graduated from Cortland State College. In 1980 he joined the Navy and went through Aviation Officer Candidate School at NAS Pensacola. He transferred to NAS Corpus Christi and trained on the T-28, T-44 and was a SERGRAD (Selectively Retained Graduate) to become a flight instructor on the T-28 in VT-27. He completed his Navy career as a P-3 Orion Pilot in VP-26 at NAS Brunswick. After Corey's active Navy career, he continued in the USNR. He flew for Northwest Airlines and was a Flight Instructor at Delta Airlines and more recently FedEx. His passions were flying, family, coaching and playing sports. Corey was predeceased by his father, Hebe (Clifford, Sr.) and sister Kristin. He is survived by his wife Catherine; two sons, Landon and Logan: mother, Grace; brothers, Clifford Jr. and Christopher (Katherine); sisters Kathleen (John) Grambling, Kyle (Robert Gates); and many nieces, nephews, and friends.

There will be two services: July 22, 2021 at 2 p.m. Marbletown Reformed Church, Stone Ridge, N.Y., and Aug. 6, 2021 at 11:30 a.m.: Military Honors at NAS Pensacola, Barrancas National Cemetery followed by a gathering at The Bridge Bar, Gulf Breeze, Fla. https://www.lastingmemories.com/corey-k-schoonmaker

Saundra Olson Cobb, wife of NWA Capt. Nate Cobb

 Please see update/full obituary below.....

~ IN MEMORY ~

Saundra Olson Cobb, wife of NWA Capt. Nate Cobb

July 23, 1941 ~ June 28, 2021

 

News has reached our group with the passing of Saundra Lea Olson-Cobb, wife of RNPA member retired Northwest Airlines pilot Captain Nathan Cobb.  

Please see available information below….with more details to follow when known.

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

  

………………………………………….

 

From the RNPA group:  Natt Cobb's wife has passed away

Friends,

With deep regret I report that Natt Cobb's wife Saundra Cobb died yesterday, June 28. Details to follow when they come available.

………………………….

 

EMHS 1959 alumni site: https://classreport.org/usa/mn/edina/emhs/1959/

Edina-Morningside High School, Edina, MN  USA

Death Posted by: Susan Hawthorne Plank

 

Saundra Olson Cobb died on June 28, 2021. She had been hospitalized for some heart issues, but was ready to be discharged when she relapsed and died. She and her husband Nate were living in Oceanside, CA. It is likely that a memorial service will be held in Minnesota in September.

Sympathy notes may be sent to the family at

3563 Turquoise Lane, Oceanside, CA 92056.

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https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/sandiegouniontribune/name/saundra-cobb-obituary?pid=199570230

 

Saundra Lea 'Saundy' Cobb

June 28, 2021

Oceanside, CA

Saundra, age 79, passed away on June 28, 2021, while receiving care at Scripps Encinitas Hospital. She is survived by her loving husband, Nathan "Nate" Cob, sons Jeffrey (Rachelle) and Joshua; daughters Dayna and Karina (Paul) Peterson, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Additional survivors include her brother Schuyler Olson, and other extended family members. Saundy lived a full and adventurous life. The early years found her in Pensacola, FL, with Nate earning his wings as a naval aviator. After completing this training, they found themselves being relocated to bases around the country. In 1968, after accepting a pilot position with Northwest Airlines and with two kids in tow, they settled in Bloomington, MN. It was in Minnesota that the Cobb clan would eventually grow to include four kids. However, that itch to move needed to be scratched every few years. Relocations continued to occur (Hastings and Marine). When all the Cobb kids finally moved out of the house, the moving happened in earnest. Saundy and Nate proceeded to live in Hawaii, Washington State, Arizona, and finally California. Except for Hawaii, each move included several moves within that state. We never did figure out who they were trying to avoid...Saundy loved every aspect of being a mom, grandmother and great-grandmother. She played with her kids, she traveled with them, and supported them as they became adults. Saundy and Nate traveled the country to visit with their grandkids and great-grandkids. She created great memories with them all.She loved her animals as much as her kids (sometimes more). Through the years, dogs and cats were center in her life. Lest we forget; horses, rabbits, and a gerbil were also in the mix. Saundy truly loved all of God's creatures. However, it was in her artwork where Saundy truly shined. She loved learning new ideas and skills, and attended both the Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) from 1979 - 81, and the Oregon College of Arts and Craft (OCAC) from 1995-96. Saundy's talents were expressed mostly through sketches and paintings. Her subjects included portraits of people, animals, and family pets. She was also a gifted photographer, the pictures she captured through the years were remarkable. Saundy truly saw beauty in the world and loved to share this with those around her. Lastly, when she learned how to send a text message on her phone - she never stopped doing so. Somehow someway she texted all those she loved a daily message of affection, including a final message to all within minutes of her unexpected passing. Those loving messages will be sorely missed. A remembrance of Saundy's life is scheduled for August 2, 2021, at 11am, at the Daybreak Church in Carlsbad, CA.As an expression of sympathy, memorial contributions may be made in her name to Daybreak Church, 6515 Ambrosia Lane, Carlsbad, CA 92011. A second remembrance will occur at a later date in Minnesota.

Published by San Diego Union-Tribune from Jul. 25 to Aug. 1, 2021.

 

DL F/A Carol Dennis Ellington

 

~ IN MEMORY ~

DL F/A Carol Dennis Ellington

 

From: CAROLE NEUBRAND <caroleneubrand@sbcglobal.net>
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2021 6:31 PM
Subject: Passing of DCW member Carol Ellington 

7/15 …   We regret to inform you of the passing of our dear Sunshine Chair Carol Dennis Ellington on July 12th.  Please keep her family in your prayers as they face this sad time.  

Carol served in several capacities during her long membership with DCW (56 years), e.g., DCW President 1972-1973 and 1989-1993 | Sunshine Chair for many, many years

Address for her son John and his wife, Lynn: 1464 Coleman Road, Franklin TN 37064

Visitation will be this Sunday, July 18th from 12:00-2:00 at H.M. Patterson & Son - Arlington Chapel, 173 Allen Rd. NE, Sandy Springs GA 30328 | (404) 851-9900.  

The Service will be at 2:00 with graveside service to follow. 

 

DL Capt. Calvin Kay Millerborg

 

 

~ INB MEMORY ~

DL Capt. Calvin Kay Millerborg

July 17, 1936 ~ July 3, 2021

 

…..from family comes this news with the passing of retired Delta pilot Captain Cal Millerborg, age 84.  Captain Millerborg joined Delta Air Lines 09-30-1963 and was based DFW.  Please see information below.

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/mesa-az/calvin-millerborg-10261309 

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/calvin-millerborg-obituary?id=5931377 

https://www.lucasfuneralhomes.com/obituaries/Calvin-Millerborg/   

Thank you,

~ Carol for the PCN 

 

From: Cal Millerborg < joanandcal@aol.com >
Subject: Passing of DAL Captain Millerborg

I regret to inform you of the passing of retired DAL Captain Calvin Millerborg:  See below for his obituary and funeral information.

 

Regards,

 

Captain Dan Millerborg

 

 

 

In Loving memory of Calvin K Millerborg

 

Born - July 1936 in Omaha, Nebraska

 

Passed - July 2021 in Phoenix, AZ

 

Believer in Jesus Christ, husband, father, Fighter Pilot United States Air Force, and Delta Air Lines Captain.  Passed peacefully at home with family just 2 weeks shy of his 85th birthday.

 

Survived by his wife of 64 years Joan, and children: Kathy, Mark, Susie, Matt and Dan, 12 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

 

Services to be held 10am July 20th 2021 at Denton Bible Church 2300 E University Dr, Denton, TX 76209

 

In Lieu of flowers please send your gifts to one of his favorite charities:

 

     TEAM - PO Box 1683, Carol Stream, IL 60132-1683 (630-614-4785)

         Memo: In memory of Calvin Millerborg-Japan missionary                

         assistance fund # 5N1975

 

     Gideons International - PO Box 26328, Tempe, AZ 85282 (480-838-4938)

        Memo: In memory of Calvin Millerborg-Gideon Bibles

 

 

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