We have lost 3 off our senority list in the past 5 years. One in a C-402B crashed into Okechobee. The other was in a V1 cut incident in PIT. The other was a guy who left us and went to AA, died of a blood clot after a minor back operation. People come and people go, the question is are they really ready to go???I know I am. Ironnically everyone was lost doing "side jobs."
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