Charles - No need to go away; stick around for the banter.
Also, enjoy glider flying. My daughter and I learned gliders together back when she was 14 years old (now 28). EVERY airplane pilot should at least solo a glider - it teaches you more than you'll ever realize until you do it. Jerry E. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Charles Waldo Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 10:36 AM To: Ercoupe Tech Subject: [ercoupe-tech] N94191 Fellow Coupers Sadly I flew N94191 for the last time on Saturday under my guidance. She is now sold and in the hands of a fine gentleman from South Carolina. I want to thank all of you for your help. I could not have endured this adventure without your advice and support. While there where many who helped, a special thanks needs to go out to Ed & John who are true treasures to this group. I will truly miss (No Really) the bantering that goes on this list about Coupes, Rules, Politics and a million other subjects. I have 2 teenage boys (14 & 15) that are now over 6 feet and put me over gross when they want to go for a ride (I blame this on my wifes cooking). The boys have their eyes set on becoming commercial pilots, so after they (and I) master flying gliders this summer, I will be looking for something a little bigger with IFR capabilities so they may learn their craft. I will miss flying the coupe and I suspect that someday near retirement I will once again have a coupe in my hanger, until then, happy flying! Charles Waldo N94191
