wolfpackpilot
Diehard Republican
- Joined
- Feb 8, 2005
- Posts
- 899
NJI lost a wonderful pilot yesterday. Steve Hessney was battling cancer and passed away. I flew my very first GV trip with Steve, and he taught me a lot. He was just a fun guy to fly with, and he was way to young for this to happen. He barely battled the cancer for 5 months. Steve had a grin on his face that was one of kind. It was a cross between a smirk, smile, and eyebrow raise. He was from N.Y., I'm from N.C. he called me his "red-neck co-pilot". Steve was prior military I believe and his son is currently in the Air Force Academy.
We often times throw more mud and fire on here than a group of kindergartners fighting over snacks. In the end, its all for not when you see something like this happen. This hit me like a stack of bricks... I could easily be next.
My fellow pilots, and I mean all of you... enjoy the day, and be good to one another. Leather jackets, and who's the best fractional mean nothing today.
Sincerely,
Billy V
Wolfpackpilot
We often times throw more mud and fire on here than a group of kindergartners fighting over snacks. In the end, its all for not when you see something like this happen. This hit me like a stack of bricks... I could easily be next.
My fellow pilots, and I mean all of you... enjoy the day, and be good to one another. Leather jackets, and who's the best fractional mean nothing today.
Sincerely,
Billy V
Wolfpackpilot