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T HE B RIEFING S HEET

www.deltaclippedwings.orgH CO-PRESIDENTS: Retta Christoforatos EDITOR Sue Zino Donna Wilson VOLUME 04:16

Our 2016 Annual Fundraiser is over and it was a great success …

Another outstanding Fundraiser has taken place … let it be known a GREAT time was had by all! This event continues to grow in size and success and that is due to the volunteers who work so hard in getting everything readied and those of you who solicit donations for the event, all of which benefits our charities more and more! We will publish the proceeds from the Fundraiser in our May newsletter after all sales have been tallied, so stay tuned! We ask you to please continue to patronize the businesses of our donors as they are so vital to the success of our fundraiser (a complete list of donors starts on page 8). Since we only have the April and May luncheons remaining for this season before our summer sabbatical, please make plans to join us for one or both of these luncheons. Details about the April luncheon is directly below. The May luncheon date is listed under SAVE THE DATE on page 3.

LEAVING ON A JET PLANE Grand Prize Winner!

Congratulations to LaVonne Lindquist

We look forward to seeing you in April! Retta Christoforatos Donna Wilson Co-President Co-President rettac@bellsouth.net ~ (770) 597.3054 [email protected] ~ (770) 957.6832

VICE PRESIDENT PROGRAMS Brenda Newman ~ [email protected] ~ (770) 973-8605

500 Atlanta Country Club Drive, Marietta 30067 | (770) 953.2100

PROGRAM Elaine Miller, President/CEO of Delta’s Care Fund & Scholarship Fund and Debra Landon, Vice Chair of Delta’s Care Fund Board (representing the retiree group) will be our speakers.

MENU Mixed Field Greens Salad with Traditional Toppings and Balsamic Vinaigrette Chicken Piccata in Lemon Butter Sauce Harriot Verts and Garlic Mashed Potatoes Strawberry Cheesecake April 2016 ~ THE BRIEFING SHEET Page 2 of 11 *** Vegetarian meals are available: If you register/pay online you will make that notation there. However, if you choose to send in a check instead, note Vegetarian Meal on the “FOR” line on the front of your check. *** Cost: $32 per person (includes taxes and gratuities) | Cash bar available

PAYMENT ~ TWO METHODS

1) Register and pay ONLINE at www.deltaclippedwings.org. After logging in, go to the EVENTS SECTION in the bottom right corner and click on “04/13/16~ REGISTER FOR “APRIL LUNCHEON” to bring up the registration form. Your information will automatically populate the form. You can enter and pay for up to 5 guests with this online form! Submit the form and continue through the payment process. You will receive an email confirmation showing your credit card amount and the names for you and your guests!!! 2) Pay by CHECK. Make checks payable to DELTA CLIPPED WINGS (your check is your reservation). DO NOT SEND cash or a bank transfer. Please be sure your name, address and phone number is on the check as well as the name(s) of anyone you may be paying for. Mail your check to Delta Clipped Wings ~ Alva Blake, PO Box 724944, Atlanta, GA 31139-4944 Payment Deadline: Payment must be received by Tuesday, April 5th, so the final count can be given to the facility. DCW is responsible for paying for that number of guests whether they attend or not and while we want to remain flexible and sensitive to personal circumstances, please understand we are not always able to make refunds once the count is finalized. Your check will be your reservation, so mail it early!!

If you have any questions about your reservation, please contact Alva Blake (770) 436.4789 or [email protected] ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

* * **** IMPORTANT **** IMPORTANT **** IMPORTANT **** * * * * It is imperative your payment (whether it is made online or by check) reaches Alva by * * * * Tuesday, April 5th, because the Atlanta Country Club must have our meal count that day. * * * * PLEASE NOTE, if we have to update the count after that date, the Club will charge DCW a * *

* * 25% up-charge per meal which we will have to turn around and charge the late individual * *

* * as DCW cannot absorb that cost!! However, if we have any no-shows then you may fill * * that spot without the up-charge. * * * * ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Check-In/Arrival: Check in begins at 10:30; please make every effort to arrive before 11:00 as the final number of attendees will be given to the kitchen at that time. Advanced Seating: If you would like to sit with friends, “advanced seating sign-up sheets” will be available at the Check-in table. This process not only helps friends find where their party is sitting, it also helps other members find available seating at a quick glance. Please be aware, if you put someone’s name on your list and they no-show, it is your responsibility to remove their name from your table list. Note: Name cards may be placed on your table; however, NO “RESERVED’ SIGNS please as members walking through looking for an open seat may think the whole table is taken. Parking: Self-Parking Only Dress Code: Business Casual

SECOND CHANCE AUCTION For anyone who missed the Fundraiser or who didn’t “win” the item(s) they bid on, here is your chance to get in on the action to help our three charities … CURE Childhood Cancer, Ladies Day Fund, Inc. and The Breast Cancer Research Foundation!!! The bid items will be the ones that were donated too late to get in the March Fundraiser’s Silent Auction. Bids will open at 10:30 and close 11:45; so bring your checkbook, cash or credit card and bid, bid, bid!!

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Don’t forget to wear your favorite Spring chapeau to the luncheon!!

HATS, HATS AND MORE HATS The weather has gotten warmer, Easter is just a few days away followed by the Masters Golf Tournament, the Atlanta Steeplechase and then the Kentucky Derby. It’s time to bring out your Festive Spring Attire and don your favorite hat. A Prize will be given to the top three BEST HATS!!!

Most Beautifully Designed Hat Best Presentation from Head-to-Toe Most Creative, e.g., Spring Inspired or Delta Inspired or Animal/Pet Inspired

Event information may also be found on our website www.deltaclippedwings.org

 May 11 (WE) ~ The 57th Fighter Group Restaurant  June ~ Annual Bus Trip TBA

CHAIR ~ Carol Ellington | [email protected], (678) 293.5912

Please continue to send Carol Ellington and Sue Zino ([email protected]) any information regarding life events, e.g., births, marriages, illnesses, retirements, happy news, etc., so we may share it with our members.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Do what you can, for whom you can, with what you have, and where you are. ~ Theodore Roosevelt ~ 26th President of the United States (1858 - 1919) ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 Susan Dowdle Blair’s Mom, Dottie, passed away in early March. Susan sent us the following note: On March 6th I lost my mom who was 97. She was a great Clipped Wings luncheon partner. We will all miss her very much. Address: 2085 Breconridge Dr., Marietta, GA 30064 | [email protected] | FA class 02/03/1969.

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 John Duckworth's sister, Cathy, passed away on March 8th. Address: 2660 Peachtree Road NW, 32H, Atlanta, GA 30305 | [email protected] | FA class 10/03/1977 Online condolences may be posted at http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignitymemorial/obituary.aspx?n=Cathy-Duckworth&lc=1434&pid=177993767&mid=6836224

 Teresa Starnes Campbell’s 94-year old father, Jim Starnes, passed away on March 8th. He was a decorated WWII veteran, a loving husband and father. Address: 4921 Trevino Cir., Duluth, GA 30096 | [email protected] | FA class 08/26/1974

 Wanda Reinhold McCoy underwent three back surgeries between February 18th and March 3rd. She was in rehab from March 7-17; returned home on March 18th to continue her recovery. She will have in-home physical therapy for 2-3 weeks and then go to PT outside her home. Address: 510 Dalrymple Rd., Atlanta, GA 30328 | (770) 396.0922 | [email protected] | FA class 05/14/1962

 Hats off to Patricia Murphy for being honored by Delta in a display that was exhibited at Delta’s Executive Building during the month of February. It recognized Patricia for being Delta's first African-American flight attendant, as well as an honoree at the inaugural of Delta Chairman's Club … which is a great achievement. The display included photographs, a Delta uniform from Summer 1966 and the 1980 Delta ad Patricia was in. The display is now at the Delta Flight Museum. Address: PO Box 300544, Casselberry, FL 32730 | [email protected] | FA class 06/27/1966

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FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT of LDF Carole Lovelace, [email protected] ~ (504) 598.5673 www.ladiesdayfund.com

Last month I wrote of my sincere appreciation for Lori Weber-Nesz who opened her home for a luncheon to benefit Ladies Day Fund as well as my appreciation for Marion Beckett and Gloria Walker who helped with the event. That day after the luncheon LDF received over $2,000 in donations and membership dues. Since the luncheon, more money has been sent to us because of what people learned of LDF that day ... proceeds are now over $4,000. We are overjoyed and so fortunate for what Lori, Marion and Gloria accomplished in spreading our word ... many, many thanks!! Ladies Day is truly all about caring “sky sisters and brothers” and why we continue to exist. In February I told you of a single lady dealing with stage 4 cancer who, with our help, was able to make her holidays a little brighter. April 2016 ~ THE BRIEFING SHEET Page 5 of 11 Although the name Ladies Day Fund may be misleading, we help both women and men. This past month we helped a single male flight attendant dealing with serious cancer. He has custody of a young son and with being off work for a long time has been struggling with a heavy financial burden which created a lot of stress in his and his son’s life. The following is an excerpt from a note he sent to me: “You are Angels sent from above. I am so thankful and appreciative for Ladies Day and your kindness. Bless you a thousand more times! You have just made my life a lot easier and nicer and have reduced a lot of stress for me. Full speed ahead with healing! Take care my friends and thanks again so very much.” Again, I thank all who have given their generous support to LDF so these caring gifts can continue ... we really do care!! Sincerely, Carole

The Delta Flight Museum wants you! Volunteers are needed for surplus sales, events, tour docents and guest relations. If interested, please contact Judy Bean, Manager Surplus Sales and Volunteers | Delta Flight Museum, at [email protected] for more information (email only, please).

CHAIR ~ Ann Beaman D’Agostino | [email protected]

MY THOUGHTS FOR APRIL Oh please, as I age, don’t let me be one of those whiney older folks who seem to complain about everything. We’ve spent some time in a state further south than Georgia where I ran into many older people. Okay, some were pretty much my age, but they complained about almost everything … the weather, politics (well, I do admit that’s a “complainable” subject), food prices, traffic, their neighbors, their aches and pains. Okay, so everybody I ran into wasn’t a complainer, but why is it complainers seem to draw so much attention? Is it because we, as current/former flight attendants, are ready ears and trained to listen to any and all complaints? Or is it because we’re attuned to the whiners because we share and identify with many of their complaints? To me, it doesn’t particularly matter; I just don’t want to get old(er) and be one of the complainers. Okay, so I’m happy here in my little Pollyanna world, where the sun always shines and it only rains at night (at least metaphorically) and everyone in my life has a positive attitude. So I may be dreaming, but it’s my little world bubble. Do you recall how it was to have a complainer as a crew member? That person who worked to dampen the enthusiasm and good spirits of virtually everyone … it was amazing how quickly it occurred. You may also recall how it was to have a positive crew member who brightened the day for everyone and how much more uplifted you felt being around them. I want to be a positive person as I age. I want to be remembered as someone who brought cheer to family and friends. I will endeavor to do that by staying as positive as possible, by surrounding myself with like-minded, positive thinkers and try to read only positive things … with the occasional scandalous novel thrown in . I trust you will do April 2016 ~ THE BRIEFING SHEET Page 6 of 11 likewise. And if, per chance, you find me in a negative mood, please return me to my Pollyanna world … the people there know and understand me. Oh Lord, please don’t let me be “old-minded.” It’s okay, Lord, to age me, just don’t let me sink into whininess and complaining as I just don’t think the world needs another whiney person. ‘Til next time … Stay positive! Ann

www.deltaclippedwings.org

Vice President Membership/Webmaster: Suzi Modisett ~ [email protected] ~ (404) 355.6559 Vice President Communications/Co-Webmaster: Sue Zino ~ [email protected] ~ (678) 457.3211 THANK YOU TO THOSE OF YOU WHO REGISTERED ONLINE FOR THE MARCH FUNDRAISER, LEAVING ON A JET PLANE.  The new feature, “Booking for Tables of 10,” was well received.  73% of our members reserved online or were a part of a table of 10.  Online registering SIGNIFICANTLY reduced the workload for our “one-woman" staff volunteer, Alva Blake. It decreased her check processing by almost 300!  It is a MONUMENTAL BALANCING ACT for Alva to process online reservations and collect checks from the PO Box to accommodate everyone fairly.  KUDOs to Alva for monitoring the count so she could notify us when we were reaching our luncheon capacity.  We had to close the online reservation form a day early so Alva could accommodate any check payments that had yet to be collected from the PO Box.  WE APOLOGIZE to anyone who was inconvenienced toward the online deadline date of March 10 for making reservations!  Alva worked very diligently to accommodate our last minute reservations … THANK YOU, ALVA!!!! DON’T FORGET … WE HAVE AN ONLINE DIRECTORY

PLEASE remember to protect the security of our members’ contact information that is listed in the newsletter. Use your good judgment when forwarding a newsletter to anyone other than your FA friends.

If you have any contact changes (e.g., name, address, phone or email) please be sure to update your online profile on our website. For those of you who do not have online access, please send your changes to me, Suzi Modisett ([email protected]) and/or Sue Zino ([email protected]).

[A] Nancy Bible ~ BD 03/28, FA class 05/26/1969 5468 Tally Green Dr., Marietta, GA 30068 | H (770) 993.7042, C (404) 323.1253, [email protected] [A] Karen Pahl Broth (Rick) ~ BD 10/26, FA class 06/01/1983 4375 Stonington Cir., Dunwoody, GA 30338 | C (770) 280.5409, [email protected] [A] Teresa Duncan-Elbel (Eric) ~ BD 05/52, FA class 11/12/1979 580 Straton Chase, Marietta, GA 30067 | H (770) 984.8982, C (404) 731.5258, [email protected] April 2016 ~ THE BRIEFING SHEET Page 7 of 11

[R] Betsy Johnson Hughes ~ BD 10/18, FA class 03/04/1963 445 W. Cloverhurst Ave., Athens, GA 30606 | H (706) 548-4641, [email protected] [R] Jane Hughes ~ BD 07/05, FA class 08/24/91 6445 Hampton Creek Dr., Cumming, GA 30041 | C (770) 842.7401, [email protected] [A] Alicia Fraser Kessler ~ BD 12/31, FA class 09/23/1974 3875 Vermont Rd., Atlanta, GA 30319 | H (404) 697-5612, [email protected] [A] Peggy Lasley ~ BD 07/20, FA class 03/03/1969 210 Wexford Dr., Newnan, GA 30265 | C (678) 386.3465, [email protected] [A] Susan Phillips ~ BD 11/13, FA class 03/29/1976 1822 Slope Wood Bend, Marietta, GA 30062 | H (770) 977-3219, [email protected] [R] Camber Able Sammons ~ BD 08/15, FA class 08/31/1970 161 Manchester Rd., Charleston, SC 29407 | C (843) 270-8788 | [email protected] [R] Tami Smith Schulte (Mark) BD 05/30, FA class 03/01/1985 4071 Hickory Fairway Dr., Woodstock, GA 30188 | [email protected] [A] Allyson Wiley Steen ~ BD 10/14, FA class 04/30/1979 159 West Station Dr., Kennesaw, GA 30144 | C (404) 259.5960, [email protected]

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It is with much gratitude we recognize Delta Air Lines, Inc., our sponsor and generous supporter for over 50 years. Other annual corporate sponsors include Delta Community Credit Union, Georgia Power Company and Marriott Corporation. In addition, we would like to thank the PSAV for their generosity in assisting us with our audio-visual and Internet requirements at the fundraiser.). We also want to thank the following friends and supporters for donating their services and/or products to our 2016 Fundraiser. Their spirit of generosity and kindness will go a long way in making our fundraiser a huge success.

Charlene Adcock Carrabba’s Italian Grill Carol Ellington Agave Restaurant Gloria Carswell Fernbank Museum of Natural History Vivian Allen-Green Centra Archy Restaurants Kathy Fincher Alliance Theatre Ann Chapman Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Alpaca Traditions Château Élan Hotel and Resort Flying Biscuit Alpharetta Athletic Club Cheddar’s Casual Café Forte Couture Sue Amato Chequers Seafood + Steak Restaurant Ann Fossett Anis Café and Bistro Chili’s Penny Foster Bunny Arford Sandy Chinn Franks at the Old Mill Mediterranean Grill & Bar Ashford Manor Bed and Breakfast Retta Christoforatos Georgia Aquarium (Watkinsville) Chuy’s Mexican Grill Georgia Power Corporation Atlanta Airport Marriott International Cibo E Beve Georgia Renaissance Festival Atlanta Motor Speedway Cinco Mexican Cantina Gibbs Gardens Atlanta Motorsports Park Janet Coleman-Nutt Laura Glass Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Laurie Colgan-Strum Margaret Glazer Nancy Attridge College Football Hall of Fame Grain Spirits & Food Aveda Corporate Giving Program Margaret Collins Casey Grant Balloons Over Georgia Deb Conner Gerry Gray Frances Banakas Cook’s Warehouse Hal’s “The Steakhouse” Baraonda Ristorante Coolray and Mr. Plumber Hanalei Bath Barbeque Kitchen Copeland’s of New Orleans Hapeville Dwarf House Barcelona Restaurant and Wine Bar Helen Cork Harbor Club on Lake Oconee Janice Barfield Leanne Crawford Hard Rock Café Barnsley Resort Crew Outfitters Joyce Harrison Paige Becquet Susan Crist Peggy Helm Belk’s Department Store (McDonough) Crowne Plaza Atlanta Airport Hotel High Museum of Art Camille Bell Cutie Pies and Cakery Highway 138 Package Store Larry Berdoll Ann D’Agostino Hilton Atlanta Airport Alva Blake Dahlonega Spa Resort Kathy Horner Bob Steele Salon Damon’s Design Team Horseradish Grill Bonefish Grill Buffie Davenport Jill Houk Boneheads Perimeter Heather Davis Houston’s Restaurant BOPS Delta Air Lines, Inc. Sandra Howe Jackson Danelle Borland Delta Clipped Wings Norma Huger Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa Delta Community Credit Union Hyatt Atlanta Perimeter at Villa Christina Bravo Brio Restaurant Group Delta Flight Museum Hyatt Regency Jacksonville, FL Brio Tuscan Grille (Perimeter) Dermatology Consultants Hyatt Regency-Atlanta Tonya Brock Dollywood il Giallo Osteria & Bar Betty Bull Myrna Donnell Jac Mat Corporation Juanita Buren RoyAnne Donnelly JanBil Farms C&S Seafood and Oyster Bar Maxine Drake Jekyll Island Authority & Driftwood, LLC Café Intermezzo Driftwood, LLC Anita Johnson California Pizza Kitchen Drury Hotels Co., LLC Monty Johnson Joy Callahan Eclipse di Luna Restaurant & Tapas Bar Dale Jones Carrabba’s Italian Grill (Southlake) Candice Edwards Richard Jones

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Donors (continued)

Elizabeth Kennedy Petite Auberge Restaurant Saundra Stratton Kingwood Country Club & Resort Pincher/Texas Tony’s Rib House T.E.I. Industries Paradise Rental Boats Susan Kraham Pittypat’s Porch Tastefully Simple L’dara International Porsche Cars North America, Inc. Tavola Italian Kitchen & Bar La Grotta Ristorante Italiano ~ Ravinia Portofino Restaurant Ted’s Montana Grill Kathy Larkin Provino’s Italian Restaurant Texas Roadhouse, Legal Seafoods, LLC Publik Draft House The Beaufort Inn LEGOLAND Discovery Center Publix Supermarkets, Inc. The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill LaVonne Lindquist Linda Ramsey The Capital Grille Mary Long David Rapp The Cheesecake Factory LongHorn Steakhouse Ray’s Restaurants The Cheesecake Factory Perimeter Carole Lovelace Red Lobster The Cottage Vineyard & Winery Low Country Catering Renaissance Asheville Hotel The Country Club of the South Valerie Luke Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & The Fitzpatrick Hotel Bonnie MacLennan Convention Center The Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta Maggiano’s Little Italy Restaurant Eugene The Georgian Terrace Magnolia Thomas Restaurant Rigby & Peller Lingerie Stylists The Henry Players Jamie Maicon Riverpines Golf Club The Inn at Serenbe Malone’s Steak & Seafood Betsy Roach The Lawrence Atlanta Mansion on Forsyth Park Burke Robinson, M.D. The Omni Grove Park Inn Marietta Hilton and Conference Center Jack Rogers The Parking Spot Marlow’s Tavern Kathy Roper The Pearl Lady Marlow’s Tavern Dunwoody Rosen Plaza Hotel The Pecan Lori Martin Darlene Ruble The Pig and The Pearl Mary Mac’s Tea Room Ruth’s Chris Steak House The Ritz Carlton Atlanta Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Kelly Ryan The Varsity Meehan’s Public House Sage Woodfire Tavern The Village Tavern, Inc. Mellow Mushroom-Stockbridge Saltus River Grill The Westin Peachtree Plaza Mimi’s Café Iris Scheffel This Is It! BBQ and Seafood Mirko Pasta, LLC Sandi Schneider Gillian Tilghman Suzi Modisett Cindi Schubert Total Wine & More Vicky Moore Seasons 52 Fresh Grill Town Square Jewelers Phyllis Morrow Seed Kitchen & Bar Trader Joe’s (Midtown) Cindy Mounger Sherri Selman Truett’s Grill (Morrow) Murphy’s Restaurant Seven Lamps (Atlanta) Karen Turner National Center for Civil and Human Rights Shane’s Rib Shack Uncle Julio’s Fine Mexican Food Natural Body (Ivy Walk) Susan Shanklin Union Square Hospitality Group Margie Nelson Shenanigan’s Louise Van Damm Lori Nesz Silver Moon Restaurant Betty Van Gerpen Sue Newman Six Feet Under Pub & Fish House Sity Van Sickle New York Prime – A Steakhouse Skyview Atlanta Venture Physical Therapy (Marietta) Brenda Newman Heidi Smisson Viande Rouge Noah’s Ark Alias Smith Vic’s on the River Janet Norrell Chuck Smith Village Tavern Lance Novak SOHO American Bistro Virtual Imaging O’Charley’s Restaurant Sotto Sotto/Fritti Restaurants VSOP Olive Oil & Vinegar Taproom Patti O’Hagan Southern Restaurant Management Wahoo Grill Olive Garden Southern Site Development, LLC Waihii Farms Origami Owl - Sharon E. Penner Spondivits Walt Disney World P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Janet Stanford West Egg Café Paces Ferry Veterinary Clinic Lynn Starr Westin Atlanta Airport Parker’s on Ponce Stockbridge Veterinary Hospital Westin Cape Coral Resort at Marina Village Pascal’s Bistro Stone Mountain Park Williamson Brothers Bar-B-Que Sylvia Patrick Sue Stone Donna Wilson Patricia Pavelka Stoney River Steakhouse & Grill Kathryn Wilson Pearls By Design - Deede Deible (Cumberland) Kitty Wimbish

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Donors (continued)

Wisteria Restaurant World of Coca-Cola Sue Zino Donna Wood Worthmore Jewelers Zoo Atlanta

My grandmother, Marion Adams, by Laura Glass Bobbie Brewer Jones by Richard Jones, Dale Jones and Jamie Maicon My parents, Charles and Johanna Adcock, by Charlene Adcock My sister, SherryAnne Zino Kennedy, by Sue Zino Charles and Essie Anthony by Juanita Anthony Buren My parents, James and Helen King, by Ann King Chapman Dr. Leon Banakas by Frances Banakas My brother, Jim King, by Ann King Chapman Donald Bayliss by Kitty Wimbish My parents, Jane and Lee Knox, by Cindi Schubert The Beaman Family by Ann Beaman D’Agostino Iris Laster, “In precious remembrance, you’ll be in our hearts Graham Borland by Danelle Borland forever,” by Janice Barfield Delta Captain, Ed Bowlin, by Camille Bell Iris Laster by Janet Coleman-Nutt My mom, Sweet Mary Brandt, by Margie Nelson Iris Laster by Margaret Collins Jack Brawley by Gloria Carswell Iris Laster by Helen Cork Frank Bull by Betty Bull Iris Laster by Saundra Stratton Hal Buren by Juanita Buren My mother, Florence Loffredo, by Janet Coleman-Nutt Butch (Earle) Carpenter by Janet Norrell My brother, William Wise Miller, by Retta Christoforatos Kenneth S. Carrico by Patricia Pavelka Our parents, Paul and Geraldine Mulvaney, by Kathy Horner and Margaret Glazer My husband, William Chapman, by Ann Chapman Grace Netland by Margaret Collins Delta Captain Jerry Church by Kitty Wimbish My parents, Mabel and Henry Newton, by Retta Christoforatos My brother, John Cole, by Karen Turner Gary Norrell by Janet Norrell Pam Collins by Bonnie MacLennan Adam Norrell by Janet Norrell My husband, Bill Crist, by Susan Crist Gabe Norrell by Janet Norrell Artist Andy Davis by Donna Wilson Janice Ordway, “You are forever with us,” by Janice Barfield My Deceased Delta Classmates, Class of 10/25/71, by Monty Johnson Ian Ralston by Carol Ellington My father, Clifford J. Deriso, by Phyllis Morrow Ian Ralston by Louise Van Damm Linda Dudley by Bonnie MacLennan Delta Captain Steven Ruble by Darlene Ruble Linda Dudley by Vicky Moore Mary Ryan by Betsy Roach Linda Dudley by Ann Fossett Marie Kirby Safreed by Janet Norrell Linda Dudley by Ann Chapman Bill Sanders by Gloria Carswell Linda Dudley by Sandy Chinn My husband, Rolland Schneider, by Sandra Schneider Linda Dudley by Suzi Modisett Sisters we have lost by Joyce Harrison Robert K. Early by Iris Scheffel Bronnie Peavy Smith by Sylvia Patrick Margaret Fain by RoyAnne Donnelly and Chuck Smith Jane Constantine Smith by Sandy Chinn Josephine Garwood by Buffie Davenport Jane Constantine Smith by Cindi Schubert Suzi Gunn by Margaret Collins Delta Captain Chris Smisson by Heidi Smisson My brother, Brad Harris, by Sherri Selman Ines Stolte by Frances Banakas Rachel Heenan by Sue Stone Tim Stratton by Saundra Stratton Maebelle Helm by Peggy Helm Tim Stratton by Helen Cork June Heuerman by Laurie Colgan-Strum Don Strum by Laurie Colgan-Strum My husband, James Horner, by Kathy Horner Liz Sudderth by Carol Ellington My mother, Elizabeth Jackson, by Cindy Mounger Liz Sudderth by Betty Van Gerpen April 2016 ~ THE BRIEFING SHEET Page 11 of 11

J.T. Thomas by Gerry Gray Bobbie Wallace by Laurie Colgan-Strum Roy Thomas by Gerry Gray Leslie Garrett Wallace by Betsy Roach Frank Thomas by Gerry Gray Walter Weber by Lori Weber Nesz My brother, Judge William A. Thomas, by Gillian Tilghman My son, Alexander “Lex” Thomas Williams, by Kathy Roper Sherri Turner by Deb Conner Amy Woolard by RoyAnne Donnelly and Chuck Smith My husband, Randy Van Sickle, by Sity Van Sickle Maurice Worth by Sue Stone Ric Vaughn by Cindi Schubert Peggy Yancey by Cindy Mounger

All Past Presidents of Delta Clipped Wings by Donna Wood Norma Huger, For so many reasons, by Janice Barfield Charlene Adcock, Marion Beckett, Lori Nesz, Gloria Walker and Lorenzer Jones by Carol Ellington Sue Zino ~ Thanks for all you do, by Carole Lovelace Susan Kraham, For 50 years with Delta, by Nancy Attridge Jacqueline Stringham and Aaron Bassette on their October 24, My good friend, Carole Lovelace, by Margie Nelson 2015 marriage by Susan Kraham My patient, hardworking friend, Suzi Modisett, by Sue Zino My sons, Bryan and Kevin, by Sandy Chinn Dick Nesz by Lori Nesz Bruce D’Agostino by Ann D’Agostino Patti O’Hagan by Leanne Crawford Artist Andy Davis’ Family by Donna Wilson Miaka Palmieri by RoyAnne Donnelly and Chuck Smith DCW Executive Board: Retta Christoforatis, Donna Wilson, Sylvia Patrick by Leanne Crawford Sandy Chinn and Lavonne Lindquist by Kathy Roper My friend, Linda Ramsey, by Sue Zino DCW Board by Sandy Chinn Mary Jane Robinson, For 50 years with Delta, by Delta Clipped Wings, Inc. by Joyce Harrison Nancy Attridge Dr. Chelly Hines Dykes by Juanita Buren Dr. H.E. Stanford, Jr. by Janet Stanford The Fellowship of Christian Airline Personnel, You make such Jane Stanford by Janet Stanford a difference, by Janice Barfield Sue Zino by Juanita Buren Ginger and Bill Hines by Juanita Buren Sue Zino by Leanne Crawford Barbara Holland, For her love and friendship, by Kathryn Wilson Sue Zino by Suzi Modisett and Kathy Larkin

The loss of a friend is like that of a limb; time may heal the anguish of the wound, but the loss cannot be repaired. ~ Robert Southey, English Poet and Writer ~