Sometimes accidents happen, and that’s just life, but part of my skill set is repairing airplane damage. I’ve done many significant repairs as an aircraft mechanic, and replacing a damaged aileron was nothing I hadn’t done before. Life can be unforgiving sometimes, but God, our Master Mechanic, always has a solution. Continue reading [...]
It’s a new year, so there are new challenges and adventures. The up-and-coming adventure... Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary Page
“Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.” ~Philippians 4:6-7 Continue reading Visit Donate Page Visit Missionary [...]
A lot has happened in such a short time, including devastation. While Kyle and I took a planned week to celebrate 18 years together as of October 1st, the storms of life were hitting hard everywhere. For some, it was physically devastating. The timing wasn’t the best, but it all worked out somehow. The [...]
What happens when a band of executives and staff workers travel nationwide for events, church visits, and name exposure? A lot of unexpected adventures, detours, delays, and excitement, that’s what! This year was an abnormal year for summer events. While typically, the executives all leave the office for the EAA Airventure (an international airshow [...]
When summer comes, the busy bees follow, and like a yearly migration, the busy bees of AWA trek up north to Wisconsin. We participate in the EAA Air Venture at Oshkosh as exhibitors in Hangar D and in the IAMA tent, where all the other missionary aviation organizations gather... Continue reading [...]
You know that concept of brushing your teeth while eating Oreo cookies and hoping your teeth will get clean? Yeah. Sometimes, that’s the way it is in life and raising kids. It can especially be difficult when the child you’re raising is brilliant. That’s a whole pack of Oreos with milk, a toothbrush, a [...]
Kyle didn’t always know how to work on planes (or helicopters for that matter) when he first started out in his career. He had to take the time to become educated, to be familiar with rules and regs, circuitry wiring, airframes, power plants, gauges, components, and more. It wasn’t until he understood a deeper [...]
Since the end of 2023, Kyle has had a good helper in the hangar. His name is Cesar Levy. Originally from Nicaragua, he’s been here in the US for about a year now, separated from his family and working to become trained as a pilot and gain some maintenance skills before he goes to [...]
When we first moved from Oregon to North Carolina, it was likened to Abram’s call to go to Canaan. Paraphrased: Pack up your belongings; your family, your servants, and go to the land I’ve prepared for you. When the Israelites came out of Egypt a few generations later, they followed a pillar of cloud [...]
