Category Archives: Volunteers

Long time member and WWII vet Logan Stahler has passed away at age 90.  Calling hours will be at the Pittsburg Avenue Reed Funeral Home on Sunday October 14 from 2:00 to 3:00.  To read the obituary from the Canton Repository, … Continue reading →

Lt. Ralph Lynn flew 33 mission and never got credit for the two he flew on D-Day.  Click the picture to see the entire article written by Gary Brown, Canton Repository.  

Bob Withee was highlighted in The Suburbanite on Sunday, November 13, 2011. Click on the picture to go to the Suburbanite Article written by Jim Mesko

Clay Tober has joined Maps and is working on the PT19 restoration crew. One of his first orders of business was to clean and organize the work area.  A clean organized work area is a safe area and we should use … Continue reading →

Allen Swain resurrects the white tow motor and returns it to service after about eight years of sitting dormant.  This event is very important to our ability to be flexible in the hanger because we now have the ability to move the … Continue reading →

Special Thank You to all volunteers who made the pancake breakfast a great time.  Click on the picture to see more pictures of the event.

ML Weaver is a pilot trained in Texas during the war. After getting his ‘Wings’ he stayed in Texas and flew C47′s. As a Air Cadet he went through three levels of flight training – primary, basic, and  advanced. He … Continue reading →

BEREA — Things clicked like 1-2-3 for Seville’s Jack Greenwald at Sunday’s 43rd annual USATF National Masters Track and Field Championships. The 83-year-old swept his events when he won his third gold medal of the four-day meet with a victory in … Continue reading →

MAPS Member Bud Mock received his WWII Victory Medal with three campaign stars. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mock celebrate their 65 Wedding Anniversary on June 29. Congratulations! What a great accomplishment! Bud want all WWII veterans to know that you … Continue reading →