🚀 go-pugleaf

WELL GOOD FOR HIM

I thought he was gone - long gone

I'll have to do a search for him and Wardair and see if there's any
sites out there about him....... I've seen him mentioned in some other
sites like musuem type etc etc that deal with the topic of canadian
aviation.

Most flying I did was in the Yukon many years ago....TNTA was active
with a lot of helicopters and I got to know some of the pilots.....
sometimes if they had an empty seat they'd call were I worked and if me
or the boss could make it to the airport or float plane dock within 15
minutes we got to go for a ride..

Made a few trips in their turbo beaver - that was allways fun.

If that's your e-mail I'll make a note and send you one.

Later


In article <384F2502.C28A3BBF@home.com>, JC <SNAG@home.com> wrote:

> Hey old buddy, I had the honor of working for Wardair. NO Max is not
> dead, he is retired and enjoying life to the fullest.
> 
> --
> John Crawford
> u1f6060@home.com
> ICQ 4425376
> 
> To Be A Canadian, You Must Be Able To Make Passionate
> Love In A Canoe Without Tipping It