Ha ha ha
I thought there was a daughter still living. The one she flew at night in the mountains in her Cessna 180 to an airstrip lit by candles, or was it campfires?Wait, you mean she didn't really have a 10,000 acre farm in Canada, a couple houses in Mexico, 2500 hours in a king air and a family where every single member perished under mysterious circumstances?
Only on your hands and only if you have an AOA.Does that mean it’s ok to wear white socks?
Whitney alleged herself/himself to be Doug Medford, who showed up abruptly late evening June 25th of 2022. I took a couple screenshots of his rants and posted them but mods removed, probably wisely due to language. All in all, Whitney was an entertaining impersonator with aviation knowledge. I think most of us were charmed.I believe you are correct. I think the daughter was her niece, who she was raising after her brother or sister....well, you can guess the rest.
I forgot about the dark airstrip.
The AOPA Forum links are all broken, because the forum was nuked a few years ago.
Henning got checked out to rent a plane from my club for a flight to Southern California, and when it came time to make his flight, he took a different plane than he had reserved, which caused a student pilot to have to reschedule his/her checkride. I learned something about Henning right then and there.
Being at the center of attention for a group of people.
Sucking emotional energy out of a group of people.
Being ignored.
My dad's brother is a retired german ship captain who ran a bar and real estate business in his later years. If you hung out with him, occasionally some of his buddies from maritime days would come by and spin some 'Yarn' about things that happened in their times on the high seas in the 50s and 60s. Whenever I read Henning stories my internal narrator reads them in the dialect of a old northern german sailor. If you hear them that way, they make total sense.
That nomex thread.
According to posts on this board and another one, Henning passed away yesterday. He was interesting. Fair winds and blue skies.
