In Memoriam

I was stationed at Hill, working the MOC that day the call came over the crash phone. I knew of the Maj and knew his reputation as a good pilot and a great person. The call has followed me to this day. "...not forgotten"

I had joked with Greg the day he took off about hockey and had an autographed poster for Peter and Luke and left it on his desk while he was inflight, not knowing he wouln't return. He was a great guy with a wonderful sense of humor. He was a fighter pilot who loved his family very much. I was a secretary for a very long time in the 388 OSS and got to know many of the pilots and care about them. While going through some of the old boxes after a flood in my house, I found something of Greg's that had fallen in the back of my desk and wanted to pass it to Luke or Peter and hope to reach them. I hope I might be able to contact them to give it to them. We grieved with Greg's family, and honor Greg's memory--you will not be forgotten. I work at Hill AFB as a Security Manager now and still remember Greg as an extraordinary person who was committed to his country, ensuring our freedom. Thank you for your service and your friendship. Kat "Lady Wolf"