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Gary Grad
December 23, 2008
My first thought of Ghost [Cole] as I come to know him, was how he was always ready to lend a helping hand to all of us , he never complained about having walk anyone new or old thru the inner workings of thier computor There will always remain a missing plane in our online flight sim society .Gods Speed ,Cole you are missed , gary [one eye]
Bill Turnbull
December 23, 2008
Cole, known as "Ghost" in our Flight Simulator Community,is and will be sorely missed. I knew him for a few months only, but he was such a help in working out and solving problems, he was a good Combat flyer who nailed us all if we didn't watch our 6's too and I'm privileged to have known him and flown against him,- a worthy opponent indeed. We had plenty of laughs as well while flying as we talked with each other on TS.
Most of us live continents apart, but some guys and Cole especially made that seem like a minor triviality not to get in the way of our hobby.
World Leaders could have learned a lot from Cole, but they missed their chance, I'm so glad we didn't.
Sleep easy Cole, you did your work well in this world, you will not be forgotten.
RAF WINCO41
Karl O'Brien
December 23, 2008
Ghost, I say Ghost because thats his call sign and how I always knew him, was a bruther I never met. That doesn't change the deep sense of loss I and many others feel at his passing. As I've said before I will still look for him in the skies, because I know our bruther still flies with us. My love and heartfelt symathies to his family
respectfully Blade
Chris ( Cobra 1 ) Burchfield
December 23, 2008
Gonna miss seeing ya in the skies.
You will be missed by all of us in the flight-sim community.
God Speed Bro.
Chris Mawdsley
December 23, 2008
Al and I were brother Rats from having both attended Virginia Military Institute. I got to know him by the flight sim society of which we were both avid members. I talked to him dailey for the last year and he never let his condition slow him down in flying, and helping others with solutions to computer problems associated with the simulator programing. He is surely missed by all who knew him. May God bless.
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