In Memoriam
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In Memoriam
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Duncan MacIntyre © St George's on-the-Hill
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Shirley Macdougall © York Funeral Centre
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Thomas Richard Nettleton © Toronto Star
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Evan "Scott" Maclagan © Peaceful Transition
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James Melvin Cooling © Times Colonist
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Bud White and Navion © Jerry Vernon
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Peter J Pigott © Ottawa Citizen
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F/L Reginald “Crash” Harrison © Deana Driver
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Marjorie and Max Ward © Wardair
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Aviation artist, CAHS Member, and Canadian Aerospace Artists Association (CAAA) founding member Don Connolly with his “Flight: Dream, Myth and Realization” at The Grace Centre, Sydenham, ON, in late 2015.. (Frontenac News photo)
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Sheldon D. Benner photographed at the De Havilland Canada Tribute Event at Downsview Airport, Toronto on June 11, 2022. The special event honoured DHC employees and retirees and included the display of numerous iconic aircraft including the Ward family owned DHC-3 Turbo Otter C-FMAU. Photo Andy Cline.
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David Onley with the full-size replica of the Avro Arrow at Downsview after its completion in 2006. (Gord McNulty Photo)
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George Fuller (right) and Doug Anderson sharing memories in 2016. (Diana Trafford photo)
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Kenneth Barry Marsden (Unknown Photo Credit)
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Frank Henley (Unknown Photo Credit)
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Neil and Shirley's 60th.
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Tom Dietrich (Unknown Photo Credit)
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Russ and son, Vaughan, landing Russ's Bushby Mustang II at the Gathering of the Classics fly-in at Edenvale, Ont
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Remembering Lt. General Bill CarrStory By Emily Lindahl
On October 14, 2020 the Royal Canadian Air Force said goodbye to one of its most influential leaders. Referred to as the father of the modern Canadian Air Force, Lieutenant-General William (Bill) Carr, CMM, DFC, OStJ, CD was born on March 19, 1923 in Grand Bank, Newfoundland before it was a part of Canada. He was 97 years old.
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Bill Carr (Unknown Photo Credit)
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Albert Randall WallaceObituary by Sheldon Benner
Obituary originally published in the Toronto Star on 30 May 2020. With great sadness tempered by the joy and thankfulness that we had our dad and grandpa for as long as we did, we announce that he died of natural causes on 23 May 2020, in his 100th year and on the anniversary of our mom's death. He left us to join our dear mom, his beloved wife of 62 years, Mary Juniper and our sister Susan. He is reunited with his parents Robert and Kathleen, sisters Eleanor and Betty, brothers-in-law Ed and Chuck, sister-in-law Marjorie and nephew Chuck Jr. Albert is survived by his daughters Patricia, Anne and Barbara (George). He was the much-loved and always proud grandpa of Darren, Katie (Jamie) and Bradley (Marietta) and great-grandpa to sweet Juniper Belle. He is also survived by his nieces Janice, Jennifer, Nancy, Kathy and South Floridians, Nancy, Suzanne and Deborah.
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Pilot Officer Albert Wallace wearing his air gunner’s brevet.
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Doug AndersonStory By Gord McNulty
The CAHS has lost a stalwart with the recent passing of Doug Anderson, a Life Member (CAHS #138). Widely respected, Doug enjoyed an outstanding aviation career. He was a true gentleman, who made numerous contributions to the CAHS and aviation in general.
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Doug Anderson (left) and George Fuller sharing memories in 2016.
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Bill WheelerStory and Photos By Gord McNulty
Originally Published in the Markham Economist & Sun A multi-talented Markham resident, dedicated to Canadian aviation history and passionate about art, has earned a place among distinguished achievers.
William J. (Bill) Wheeler will be inducted into Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame at a gala dinner and ceremony on May 26. He will be among four 2011 inductees at the event to be held at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton. Read More... |
Early CAHS members, posing with an RCAF Chipmunk, from left, Bill Wheeler, George Morley, Hugh Halliday, Al Martin, Charlie Catalano, Terry Waddington.
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