James C. Wahleithner

My deepest sympathy to the family of James C. Wahleithner. I was assigned to the 47th Aerial Port Squadron part of the 349th. I flew back and forth every month for 13 of 15 years. The good times at Travis we because of men like him.
God Bless you all.
Tsgt. David Willis Ret.
Surprise, Arizona

Our condolences to the family. Jim will be greatly missed. We would buy corn from Jim and loved his great stories.

The Mastin Family

I am so sorry to hear of Jim's death. I remember our 50 year reunion at Polar, Wisconsin. My sincere condolences to you and your family. Pat Shannon

My deepest condolances for the Wahleithners in this time of greif. We'll never forget him or his generous participation with the CA-901st AFJROTC Unit.
Class of 2000, Casa Roble

Dear Wahleithner's,
My thoughts and prayers are with you all now during this most difficult time of loss for your family. May you heal and find peace. -Nannette

Condolences from a fellow classmate of Cadet Class 55-B.
May God be with you for eternity.

I was proud to work for General Walhleithner as part of his Logistics Team at Fourth Air Force. He was truly a great leader and an avid supporter of his enlisted personnel.

CMSgt (Ret) Tony Carvelli

I was a Loadmaster in the 312th and the General was commanding the 349th. The General presented me with NCO of the quarter award...it was a great honor and pleasure to have him as my Commander. My heart-felt condolences on your loss.

the Lord be with you,
Marty Hughes

For those of us who worked with and for "General Jim", we know he was one who never let his rank go to his head. Even a he reached the pinnacle of his career as a "Two Star" as Commander, 4th Air Force, he always had a good word to pass on. He believed in recognizing his people and supporting us in the field. He will forever be in our thoughts and will be missed as a great commander and a good friend.

God Bless you all. We share your loss.

CMSgt Randy Wilson
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