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I sent this picture in to General Aviation News and I checked to see if it was good enough for them to post. Here is the results. http://generalaviationnews.com/2015/12/03/picture-of-the-day-80-and-still-flying/

I imagine there are other videos out there of landing a Big Creek U60.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9K-UJwwXnM A landing with my wife Essie and two friends from Nevada.

A private group of pilots are trying to build the lodge at Big Creek that burned down in 2008. This project is coming along fairly well, but if you would like to help look it up on their website: www.rebuildbigcreek.com . Big creek is a great place to fly to. It is in a little fold in the...

The book "DUTY" about the pilot of the Enola Gay, Paul Tibbits.

I am working on a right seat passenger to help get me back there with 54N. I want to start on a Monday so I will have a few days of fudge factor.

The last of the family and outing pictures with Essie in them.

I am sure there is someone on here that you could talk with when you are ready. There are a lot of great men and women on these forums.

I haven't been on this board much for a while now. I joined in 2005. I have the Sticky on the top of this Hangar talk section. It is called: Bob's ramblings from the PB ( standing for Purple board) If you want to get an idea who I am and about my wife, Essie you might try reading some of that...

It is on my bucket List to get back to Gaston next year for the fly-in there.:yes:

I came back to this post that was started Sept. 19, 2012 when my wife died. It has been three years, So I was just trying to answer some posts that I needed to address. I also was trying to show with pictures who my wife Essie was, for those that hadn't ever met her.

yes, she didn't want to fly with me for the first few years, but finally she flew with me anywhere I went. We made a cross country from Oregon to Illinois and she did fine. She was a trouper and helped get wood, went hunting with the family, and had a lot of friends where ever she was.

Thanks for that .

Yes Jeff I do remember that. She wasn't that fond of the hot AZ. weather.

I missed the picture of Beckie here it is.

The last of the pictures. Essie was a hard worker she wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty, whether getting wood, helping put a bathroom in the basement of our house, She was a worker. She was a great cook, and did great things with crafts and quilts.. Plus she had a great hand in raising three...

I have a couple more that tells the story a little better.

Some more pictures....

As I reread these condolences I realize what a great group of supporters I have on my forums. I am going to post some pictures of us and of her. It has been three years now and it is finally getting easier.

Maybe a better picture of the cub.