WAMM Fly-in, May 2000
Back Row (L. to R.) Ben Favrholdt, Dick Marrott, Tim
Lucero, Garry Gramman, Gil Gilbert, David Jappay, Mal Gross, Jerry Johnston,
David Favrholdt. Front Row (L. to R.) Dave Rutherford, Ernie Buenting, Glenn
Bell. Missing: Bill Shea, Bob Katz, Jerry Jenny, Patrick Moran.
Left to Right: Jerry Johnston's N4124, Bob Katz'
N4155, Ben Favrholdt's N66MX, Ernie Buenting's N496M, Tim Lucero's N325M, Dave
Jappay's N4152.
Mite flyers in Bill Vandersande's hanger for a
little attitude adjustment.
Clockwise from L around circle: Garry Gramman,
Jerry Johnston (from MI -- Jerry flew in with Ted Teach from Dayton OH same way
same day), Ted Teach, Bill Vandersande, Unkown, Ernie Buenting, Mal Gross. (See
next photo for the two guys with backs to the camera).
Clockwise from L. around circle: Unknown, Ernie
Buenting, Mal Gross, David Favrholdt, Dave Rutherford (author of the Mite Site),
Ben Favrholdt, Garry Gramman, (Jerry Johnston & Ted Teach are cut off), Bill
Vandersande.
The Lineup in front of Bill Vandersande's
hangar. |
Only the camera man is out in the noonday sun!
(It was 103°) |
There was a very good
turnout this year -- 11 Mites on hand. |
The Gang's late evening
meal at Rustler's. |
Gil Gilbert drove his Arrow down from
Kent, WA this time. |
Glenn Bell getting ready to leave for Oregon in
his 'C-55. |
Tim Lucero departing in his
comfortable old 1950 M-18C. |
It was good to see David Jappay back
again in his 1954 M-18C. |
Ted Teach flew all the way from Ohio
for his 4th WAMM Fly-in. |
First-time visitor, Jerry Johnston from
Michigan kept Ted company. |
Corey Joekel came in a big Mooney. Notice Ted and Jerry plotting their
return flight. |
That's Barry Vaughan's
M20K with Jerry's and Ted's M-18s |
Mal Gross flew down from Washington
State in his 'C-55. |
Mal shows how easy it is for a 6'-2"
pilot to slip into the cockpit. |
Bob Katz took valuable time off to fly up from
LA. |
Lots of help is available to
attend to a minor problem. |
Fly-in regular Ernie Buenting departs
in his nice-looking M-18C |
Fly-in host Ben Favrholdt taxies out
for a morning flight. |
All in the family. |
Dave Rutherford enjoys getting the feel
of taxiing in a Mite. |
May 26, 2000