Ultimate Sacrifice Memorial Guest Log

 
GUESTBOOK ARCHIVES 
DECEMBER 2000
 
Name:
Gene Leavitt
From:
Paradise, Calif.
E-Mail Address:
menree54@aol.com
Website URL:
 
Date:
Friday, December 29, 2000
Time:
12:06 PM

Comments

I live a short distance from Grass Valley, where the fuselage is being rebuilt. I would be interested in going, if possible, to see it and meet the people responsible for the job.

Name:
John Hoin
From:
Blue Ash, OH
E-Mail Address:
jhoin@one.net
Website URL:
 
Date:
Friday, December 29, 2000
Time:
09:10 AM

Comments

I look forward to seeing this piece of American History in person!

Name:
David Heath Freppon
From:
Bald Knob, Arkansas
E-Mail Address:
frep@ipa.net
Website URL:
 
Date:
Wednesday, December 27, 2000
Time:
09:12 PM

Comments

I think it is great that people can come together to do a great service for our veterans and country men so they can see history fly again.

Name:
Bill Blaida
From:
 
E-Mail Address:
bblaida@flash.net
Website URL:
 
Date:
Tuesday, December 26, 2000
Time:
07:31 PM

Comments

Very nice to see my uncle's stories (Sooner & Sooner II) told to so many interested in what was one of our countries worst wars, and most forgotten.

Name:
Carolyn Breining
From:
 
E-Mail Address:
carolyn.breining@lexis-nexis.com
Website URL:
 
Date:
Tuesday, December 26, 2000
Time:
01:16 PM

Comments

My husband's uncle Stephen was on this plane. I have sent a note to Robert Ready.

We are very much interested in hearing about the restoration. Stephen Breining was my husband's uncle. His sister in law, Effie Breining, widow of Scott Breining, who was Steve's younger brother, lives in Medway, Oh.

Our oldest son Stephen, named for Stephen Breining, lives in Jamestown, Oh.

 

Name:
Thomas McClung
From:
Stockbridge, GA
E-Mail Address:
thommcclng@aol.com
Website URL:
 
Date:
Monday, December 25, 2000
Time:
06:20 PM

Comments

 

Name:
Tom Popp
From:
Blue Ash Airport
E-Mail Address:
tpopp@poppelectric.com
Website URL:
 
Date:
Saturday, December 23, 2000
Time:
09:31 PM

Comments

Bob, this is great. You are doing a great thing here for the future generations. Our young people need to have a sense of what these men did for our country. Thank You, Tom Popp

Name:
Jim Stitt
From:
Cincinnati Warbirds
E-Mail Address:
towerjim@aol.com
Website URL:
www.cincinnatiwarbirds.org
Date:
Thursday, December 21, 2000
Time:
12:39 PM

Comments

Bob, I'm honored to be able to be a part of your project.

Name:
Gerald Kohler
From:
Moncks Corner, South Carolina
E-Mail Address:
gkohler@infoave.net
Website URL:
 
Date:
Thursday, December 21, 2000
Time:
08:49 AM

Comments

It is amazing how you can restore an airplane that is such a "basket case" as you have on your hands. Good luck...

Name:
Jack D. Keller
From:
1628 Dallas Ave.  Cinn. , Ohio  -  45239-4929      (513) 931-2150
E-Mail Address:
jdkeller79@aol.com
Website URL:
None
Date:
Wednesday, December 20, 2000
Time:
10:08 PM

Comments

Hello, I for one do thank you gentlemen for this wonderful memorial, for I have flow in 26 missions in the most beautiful and no doubt the greatest Air Craft that was ever built, and no doubt in my mind will there ever be another as great. Some folks may disagree with me but any Air Craft that brings you home 26 times, all shot up and in terrible shape like A/C #231582 "Ol'Scrapiron", who was flown by 30 different crews, completed 62 missions, was downed on its 63rd mission 3/23/45, on a mission to Holzwickede, Germany. Its tail was severed off by another B17 that had lost its wing. Byron Schlag my good friend was in the tail of "Ol'Scrapiron" and survived and was a POW for duration of WW2. God Bless you all! Jack D Keller Tail Gunner Toggleir A/C #231582 "Ol'Scrapiron"

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