Peggy Hancock, wife of DL Capt. Murall D. Hancock

~ IN MEMORY ~

Peggy Hancock, wife of Delta Golden Wings member retired DL pilot Capt. Murall D. Hancock

February 24, 1939 ~ August 29, 2015

 

Survived by her husband, personal condolences may be sent to the Hancock family at the address we have on file:  

2167 Silversmith Lane , Stone Mountain, GA 30087-1714  ...  (770) 938-6786

Services are planned for September 1st in Tucker, Georgia. 

Please see obituary below for information.

            Thank you,

                ~ Carol for the PCN   

 

Peggy Hancock's obituary...............................................

 http://www.asturner.com/obituary/Peggy-Futral-Hancock/Snellville-GA/1540209 
Peggy Futral Hancock, 76, of Stone Mountain, Georgia and Naples, Florida, passed peacefully on August, 29th, 2015, surrounded by her loving family, following a courageous battle with ovarian cancer.  Peggy was born in Savannah, Georgia on February 24, 1939, and grew up across the street from Forsyth Park. She learned to roller-skate and to ride her sister's bike around the fountain there. She was a graduate of Commercial High School. Peggy met Lt. Murall Hancock, the love of her life, while he was stationed at Hunter Air Force Base as a pilot. They married and, after starting their family while in the U.S. Air Force, settled in Stone Mountain once Murall became a pilot for Delta Airlines. Peggy was a long time member of the Morning Glories Garden Club. She and Murall have been members of the Christian Friendship class at First United Methodist Church of Tucker for more than four decades. As a stay at home mom, Peggy provided wonderful meals, carpool rides, kisses and band-aids on scraped knees, and many packed picnic baskets for family outings. She instilled a love for nature in all of her children by never missing an opportunity to point out a beautiful sunset, fluffy clouds on a summer day, or the moon and stars in the night sky. For all of those things, we will forever be grateful. Peggy is survived by Murall, her devoted husband of 58 years, and their four children, Chris, Chuck (Tamara), Robin, and David (Maria); grandchildren, Courtney (Kris), Amelia (Will), Eilis, Lydia, Katherine, Neil, Emory, Nathan, Eric, Sam, Charlotte, and Sophia; and great grandchild, Jolene. Surviving also are siblings, Sam Futral, Jane Dooley, and John Futral, and numerous nieces and nephews. "Our last kiss shall be as sweet as our first, and my heart full of your love will rest next to yours in God's arms. And we will watch God's starry sky forever - together." ~ Murall Hancock. A memorial service will be held at First United Methodist Church of Tucker, 5095 LaVista Road, Tucker, Georgia, 30084, on Tuesday, September 1st at 2:00 p.m. in the main sanctuary, officiated by Rev. Dr. Jim Higgins, with a reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The United Methodist Children's Home, 500 S. Columbia Drive, Decatur, 30030, 404-327-5820 in her memory.

A. S. Turner and Sons Funeral Home and Crematory.

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From: Aubray Abrams Sent: Sunday, August 30, 2015 5:09 AM  Subject: Wife of Murall Hancock

Peggy Hancock, wife of retired Delta pilot, died August 29th, 2015.  The obituary is in the Atlanta Journal Sunday Paper.  A memorial service will be held at the First United Methodist Church of Tucker, GA. on Tuesday September 1 at 2:00 pm.

NEA/DL Capt. Raymond E. Roy

~ IN MEMORY ~

WWII/Korean war veteran, NEA/DL Capt. Raymond E. Roy

November 9, 1921 ~ August 17, 2015

 

News has reached us with the passing of Delta Golden Wings member retired NEA/DL pilot Captain Ray Roy, age 93.  Captain Roy joined Northeast Airlines 06-11-1953 and retired with Delta Air Lines in 1981, based Boston.

To view/sign the online guestbook please visit the funeral home website at http://www.barilefuneral.com/stoneham.html  or

http://barilefuneral.tributes.com/obituary/show/Raymond-E.-Roy-102764440  which should take you directly to Captain Roy's obituary.  Services will be held in Stoneham MA on August 20th with viewing the evening prior.  Survived by his wife Catherine M. 'Peg', personal condolences may be sent to the family at 7 Hanford Road,  Stoneham, MA 02180-2128  ...  (781) 438-2602

            Thank you,

                ~ Carol for the PCN

Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2015 12:26 PM
Subject: Message from Ray Roy's daughter
Yesterday, Ray took his last flight. Below is a quick bio we would love you to share with the Delta family.
Warm regards from my mom, Peg Roy.
Kathy

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Raymond Roy took his last flight on August 17, at the age of 93. He grew up in Lowell and graduated from Lowell High School and Lowell State University. Peg and Ray met in 1945 while riding the bus between Lowell and Boston.

Ray began flying very early in his life. His early flying included giving rides for $2.00 to any civilian who was daring enough to ride with him.

He began his career in the Army Air Force as a flight cadet. He began active service in Army Air Corp, during WWII, teaching Chinese officers basic flight training. At the end of WWII, he joined the Air Force Reserves and was activated again during the Korean Conflict.

After the Korean Conflict, Ray joined Northeast Airlines and eventually, Northeast was acquired by Delta Airlines. Ray retired from Delta as a captain in 1981 and enjoyed a fabulous retirement with Peg, traveling the world and enjoying their family of 4 children, 11 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.

Funeral from the Barile Family Funeral Home, 482 Main St. (RT 28), STONEHAM, Thursday, August 20th at 9am followed by a Funeral Mass celebrating Raymond's Eternal Life in St. Patrick Church, 71 Central St., Stoneham at 10am. Family and friends are cordially invited to gather and share memories with the Family on Wednesday, August 19th from 4-7pm in the Funeral Home. Parking attendants and elevator are available. Interment at Saint Patrick Cemetery, Stoneham.

Kathleen M Haley, President
Framework Performance Consulting, LLC
401-965-2208

Delores Chatterton, widow of NWA Capt. Dalton K. Chatterton

~ IN MEMORY ~

Delores Chatterton, widow of NWA Capt. Dalton 'Del' Chatterton

July 8, 1923 ~ August 1, 2015

 

Notification with the passing of Delores Chatterton, widow of NWA Captain Dalton Knox Chatterton who passed in 2013....see below.

Delores was 92 years of age at the time of her passing.

To view/sign the online guestbook please visit the funeral home website at http://www.glickfamilyfuneralhome.com/notices/Delores-Chatterton 

The Chattertons had most recently resided in Boca Raton, Florida. 

Interment was at The Boca Raton Mausoleum on August 6th, arrangements were entrusted to Glick Family Funeral Home.

            Thank you,

                ~ Carol for the PCN 

 

Obituary............................

Chatterton, Delores Virginia

was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on July 8, 1923, to Theresa and Albert Score. She went to Ramsey Junior High and Washburn High School, where she sang the leads in the musicals Naughty Marietta and Rose Marie. Delores attended the Minneapolis College of Music where she studied voice and piano. She studied under Dr. Berthold Busch of Germany. Along with enjoying music, Delores enjoyed designing and building homes, interior decorating, cooking and entertaining. She sang in the church choir, even excelling as a soloist. She was also involved in Women's Ministries and was the social director at The Edina Baptist Church, now Grace Church of Eden Prairie. These were important parts of her life, in addition to being a teacher for children's Sunday School and for Vacation Bible School. Delores married Dalton K. Chatterton (Chat) on January 4, 1944. He was a Commander in the United States Navy and a Captain for Northwest Orient Airlines, now Delta Airlines. Together, they built 18 custom homes in Edina and Lake Minnetonka. They have two children, Dennis Chatterton (and his wife, Carol) of Punta Gorda, Florida, and Darlene Beckett (and her husband, Dr. Kenneth Beckett) of Boca Raton, Florida. They were also blessed with five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Delores had one sister, Juanita Bryant (Mrs. Virgil Bryant) of La Jolla, California, (and her son, James Carlberg and his wife Judy from San Diego, California.) Delores was preceded in death by her husband "Chat", after 70 years of marriage. In 1970, Delores and "Chat" retired to Boca Raton, Florida, leaving Edina, but they continued to enjoy summers at Bay Lake in Minnesota for twenty years. Delores passed away in Boca Raton surrounded by her family on Saturday, August 1, 2015. Interment was at The Boca Raton Mausoleum at 11:00 am on Thursday, August 6, 2015. Glick Family Funeral Home (561-672-1880) has been entrusted with arrangements. 
.published Star Tribune: Newspaper of the Twin Cities (Minneapolis, MN) - Sunday, August 9, 2015

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~ IN MEMORY ~
NWA Capt. Dalton Knox ‘Del’ Chatterton
August 31, 1917 ~ July 23, 2013

 

Notification of the passing of RNPA member retired NWA pilot Captain Dalton Knox Chatterton, age 95.  I have not been able to locate an obituary yet, but I believe Captain Chatterton was born in Illinois and raised in the Minneapolis MN area.  I believe he was a Navy veteran having enlisted November 16, 1939.  Captain Chatterton hired on with Northwest 12-10-1945 and retired in 1977. 

 

Survived by his wife Delores Seane Chatterton, personal condolences may be sent to the family at

6768 Villas Dr. E , Boca Raton  FL 33433-5043  ...  (561) 362-6016 

Should we receive further information we will be sure to update our blogspot at http://pcnflightwest.blogspot.com/ 

        Thank you,

            ~ Carol for the  PCN  

NWA Capt. Richard A. Angelo

....looking for more information re Capt. Richard A. Angelo......

believe this to be Richard Albert Angelo, WWII Air Corps veteran, born/raised in Michigan and was 90 years of age at the time of his passing...

perhaps flew for NWA predecessor and would have retired prior to merger with NWA...  

spouse Marjorie? 

address:  41350 Fox Run Apt 320 , Novi, MI 48377-5043  ...  (248) 588-2160  (248) 585-6530

    Thank you for any other information that you might be able to share...

        ~ Carol for the PCN   

~ IN MEMORY ~

NWA Capt. Richard A. Angelo

 June 3, 1924  ~ April 04, 2015

As noted in the recent Air Line Pilot magazine's In Memoriam column, belated notification with the passing of NW pilot Captain Richard A. Angelo.

To date I've not been able to locate his work background or an online obituary.  If anyone has more information, please let us know and we can update our notice.

            Thank you,

                ~ Carol for the PCN 

 ALPA Angelo, Richard A.    Captain in Apr 2015 Aug-15 A 

DL Capt. John A. Mastronardi

~ IN MEMORY ~

Vietnam war veteran, DL Capt. John 'Jack' Mastronardi

May 8, 1942 ~ June 3, 2015

 

Notification with the passing of Delta pilot Captain John Anthony Mastronardi, age 73.  Captain Mastronardi joined Delta Air Lines 10-16-1972 and was based Atlanta.  The online obituary may still be viewed at http://answertel.org/mowellfh/?p=8974 

Survived by his wife Jean personal condolences may be sent to the family at
235 Broadmoor Drive , Fayetteville  GA 30215-2779  ...  (770) 461-8242

As noted in the news article below, memorial services have not yet been set and will be announced at a later date.

            Thank you,

                ~ Carol for the PCN 

 

John Mastronardi  obituary.......................................
John Anthony “Jack” Mastronardi, 73, of Fayetteville, passed away on June 3, 2015. Jack was a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and friend. He will be missed by all who loved and knew him. Jack was a disabled veteran, having served as a pilot in the Air Force during the Vietnam War. He was a retired pilot from Delta Air Lines. He was a member of Whitewater Creek Country Club and an avid golfer. He was preceded in death by his father, Anthony Mastronardi.  He is survived by his spouse, Jean Lavoie Mastronardi; his daughters, Lia Mastronardi of Cape Girardeau, MO, and Jena Frederick and husband Joey of New Orleans, LA; his son, Nick Mastronardi and wife Bobbie Sue of Fayetteville; his grandchildren, Hudson Frederick, Leo Mastronardi, and Marcus Mastronardi; his mother, Dorothy DePietro Mastronardi of Port St. Lucie, FL; his sisters, Meri Mastronardi and husband, Scott Yianacopolus of Lynnfield, MA, Jeanne Coffey of Port St. Lucie, FL, and Anne Mastronardi of Port St. Lucie, FL; his brother, Ronald Mastronardi of Boston, MA; his brother-in-law, Warren Lavoie; his sister-in-law, Rita Heller and husband David; and his niece, Adria Mastronardi Crispino.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, Norwalk, CT – http://www.themmrf.org/

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John Mastronardi

 

Retired Delta Airlines pilot and golf enthusiast

 

John Mastronardi (called Jack by everyone who knew him) passed away on June 3 after a valiant and courageous battle with multiple myeloma. He was 73 years old.

 

He leaves his beloved wife, Jeannie (Lavoie) and their children, Lia Mastronardi of Cape Giardeau, MO, Jena Frederick and her husband, Joey of New Orleans, LA and Nick and his wife, Bobbie Sue, currently of Fayetteville, GA. Jack is the son of Dorothy DePietro and the late Anthony Mastronardi and is also survived by his siblings, his sisters, Merilyn and her husband, Scott Yianacopolus of Lynnfield Jeanne Coffey and Anne Mastronardi, both of Port St. Lucie, Florida and a brother, Ronald of Massachusetts; his grandchildren, Hudson Frederick and Leo and Marcus Mastronardi, a brother-in-law,, Warren Lavoie of Georgia, a sister-in-law, Rita and her husband, David Heller of Florida and many dear cousins (especially George West) and nieces as well as his long time pal and dear friend, Johnny Lanza and many other friends.

 

Jack graduated Revere High School, Class of 1960 and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – RPI, Class of 1964 where he received his degree in mechanical engineering. He played baseball and was the captain of the team in his senior year. He served his country during the Vietnam War achieving the rank of Captain in the US Air Force. He later became a Delta Airlines pilot, a job he performed with distinction and from which he retired after 30 years.

 

He was a devoted family man who loved spending time with his relatives and friends at his gorgeous home on a spectacular golf course in White Water Creek, Fayetteville, GA. He was an ardent student of the game of golf and came to be quite proficient at it. He enjoyed reading and talking about golf, watching it on TV and he especially loved playing endless rounds of golf whenever he had the chance. He was a master of the game and scored a ‘hole in one’ a few years ago.

 

He is remembered by many people who have known him over the years as a great companion, an intelligent, kind and generous person who was always willing to offer help to all who needed it. Many were the beneficiaries of his advice, his wise counsel and his always helpful suggestions in traversing life’s difficulties.

 

He was particularly honored by a young South Vietnamese soldier, Pham Quang Khiem, who Jack trained during the war in Vietnam, in an article written for an Air Force publication. Khiem, who was aided by Jack both financially and socially when he had to flee that country, received assistance for himself and his family during a harrowing time. He credits Jack with his later success in the United States where he lives and has prospered as an airline pilot. He gives thanks to Capt. Jack Mastronardi for all the effort he made on his behalf.

 

Jack, who his cousin, Kevin, called “The Aristotle in the family,,” was a leader and a great “thinker.” Like the Greek, he had his keen mind always working on something, analyzing some issue, doing research on various subjects (like studying the stock market, etc.) and basically continuing to provoke and inspire others with his profound insights. And he was a perfect “devil’s advocate.” It was a delight to speak with him on many topics because you always learned something from him. In addition, he could tell a great story….he had a sly wit and a great sense of humor.

 

He was intelligent as well as street smart and was a savvy and canny observer of life, the likes of which we will not see anytime soon.

 

He will be greatly missed by many people.

 

Memorial services have not yet been set. Announcements will be made at a later date.

http://www.reverejournal.com/2015/06/11/obituaries-06-10-2015/#