Landing at Ft. Nelson on the way back we were met by Bob, Jillian's co-worker who fueled us and brought the car around to unload the plane. Bob exhibited the same great attitude and spirit that Jillian and Amber had. Thanks Bob for your help!
87 year old WWII Vet and student pilot Roscoe "Bill" Pearce and 60 year old Vietnam Vet and flight instructor Richard Castle will take the trip of a lifetime. At the end of May they will embark on a three week adventure, flying a 1968 Cessna 150 from Missouri to Alaska and back.
Bill Pearce and "Last Chance"
"Last Chance"
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