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Ray has accepted the position of President of AWA, which requires us to be in Wilson, NC frequently versus remotely. Because flying is our life, we decided to fly versus driving the 2,839 miles, thinking flying would be the fastest route! Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary Page [...]
God chooses and uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things. N81708 was grounded for a month due to its electrical system issue. I cancelled a few medevac flight requests because the aircraft would not start. Personally, I regretted that I did not pay too much attention when I was in college for a particular semester [...]
“Boy, there sure are a lot of wires behind there,” one could marvel. As Kyle works on the Piper Cherokee 140, he’s deep into it again; he’s rewiring the radios.What does it feel like when you have no one to connect with? Or when you’re down on your luck, as the saying goes? Where do [...]
In July, we headed to the Experimental Aircraft the Regional Chairperson and two only one other thing I could do. As revealed the cause. I was able Association or EAA in Oshkosh, Wisconsin to promote other passengers from the village we went off the end of the runway to locate the crack the next day. [...]
Mission work; it’s not always what we dream up. It’s not always what we think, or for that matter, where we think. While my husband is out in the hangar tending to the fleet of aircraft we have, I’m in my office most of the time dealing with matters near and far for AWA. One [...]
The momentum of the medical flights has been running smoothly over the last few months, but one can never know when an issue could ground the plane...Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary Page
Fathers are the best kind of a super hero. A father works tirelessly day and night for his family, so that he can educate his children well and support his family...Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary Page
The Adventist World Aviation/Wings For Humanity project has certainly seen difficult days. The days were full of uncertainty caused by the pandemic, but the storm is finally beginning to pass. There are many plans in the works to have both aircraft flying again soon, serving the community. For that to happen, we count on [...]
We have been in summer mode it seems more than any other season this past few years. We have traveled to the Philippines, Nicaragua, North Carolina where it is hot and humid, then back home to the dry desert region of Kelowna, the Northern tip of the Sonoran desert...Continue reading Visit Donate [...]
“Boy, there sure are a lot of wires behind there,” one could marvel. As Kyle works on the Piper Cherokee 140, he’s deep into it again; he’s rewiring the radios, some of the instruments, and the like. Every little wire goes to something important, so the proper electrical function is available to communication and navigational [...]
