QUENTIN C. KAISER

https://alcpress.org/kaiser/489thbs/page/

The photo shows exactly what I remember about him. That huge smile, and laughter!!

The 57th Bomb Wing Association has learned of Quentin's last mission. 66 in total-to have flown 65 in combat he was a man in every respect. We salute our brother-in-arms. Victor Hancock, Editor-Men of the 57th.

With Veteran's Day approaching, some of you may be interested in Quentin's service during WWII:

http://www.warwingsart.com/12thAirForce/page.html

Another member of Kaiser "Old Guard" gone, he will be missed. However he will be remembered and live on in the stories photos and his films. Especially in your memories.
I know Barbara and I will mention him every time the house shakes from a test at APG.

I'm very sorry to learn of your Dad's passing. Please accept my sympathy. My folks always spoke fondly of him and your Mom...they and their generation will be missed.

So sorry to hear of his death. My mother, Helen Kaiser (Heinz) always spoke highly of Quentin. May they now mingle with the stars.

I want to personally thank all of the kind souls who provided words of sympathy for Quentin and his family following his passing. Quentin found it interesting, honest, and inspiring that in only a few billion years, matter evolved into complex structures that contemplate their own existence and that of the entire universe.

Richie,
Sorry to hear about your father. i will keep you and your family in my prayers I know how hard it is to lose a parent.