Emmett Elton Hatch Jr.

My husband´s first assignment in the Air Force was on Emmett´s crew at Grand Forks AFB, ND as a missile launch officer. We left for our next assignment in November 1969 in CA. Ironically, both men chose to spend their final years in CA.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. -Isaiah

Daddy, we will all miss you and the stories of days gone by. You have left your mark and legacy with us all. I am blessed to have been in California the last 6 years, because we were able to spend so much time together. My children were able to meet their grandpa, too. We know you are still with us in spirit. Love, Jacquelyn Michelle

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

My sympathy to Fannie & the Hatch family.I have not seen Emmett in years,but have often thought of him.I will never forget him.

To the Emmett E. Hatch's family, from us and our families, we send love, sympathy and prayers.

Emmett's classmates from Central High School, class of 1946, Earline Mae Simms-Bishop and Vivian Mills.

God Bless

Emmett, I have not seen you in many years but your memory lives on through the many photos and through our tremendous family. I have truly missed the wonderful emails and will continue to miss them.

I
first met Emmett while we were working on the International Space
Station at Lockheed Martin Corp., Sunnyvale, CA. After we learned that we
shared a common love for flying, we spent many hours exchanging flying
stories and "boring holes in the sky". Since Emmett was a Certified
Flight Instructor he also gave me at least one FAA Biannual Checkride.
Emmett was a dear friend and I will cherish our professional, personal
and flying experiences forever.
My deepest...