Gail Smallwood Doyle

Denny and entire family of Gail. I was so sorry to hear about Gail's death. I am retired and just received the news.I loved seeing her smiling face when I flew with her. She was a breath of fresh air.Her kindness and gentle ways would always brighten anyones day. I send you my deepest sympathy

Gail touched our lives early in her career with Alaska. A dear friend. Our deepest condolences to her family. She will be missed.

Denny and family, I was so sorry to hear of your loss of Gail. I have so many fond memories of her, especially the trip with her and the boys to Juneau. She will be missed by all, she was a special person with a heart of gold.

We send our sincere condolences to Gail's family. It was a pleasure working with her.



Bruce & Barb

I was so sorry to learn of Gail's passing. I had the pleasure of working with her during my time as Chief Pilot at Alaska.



She was a true professional and a truly genuine individual.



We who knew her share your loss.

Gail...your kind generosity, gracious intelligence, infectious smile, sparkling eyes...you leave a void in the world. With deepest condolence to your entire family.

I remember Gail very well. She was very nice,kind, soft spoken and thoughtful. I really felt like we were a team back in those days .We were a smaller company and everyone knew everyone by first name. I also felt I was in very competent hands when she was flying. I am so sad she is gone so young from her family.

Gail always made it a point to stop in our operations office and say hello,whenever she was flying through..she'll always be remembered as a wonderful human being, and a friend. Condolences to her family.

Gail was such a wonderful person and working with her was a pleasure. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Gail was much more than a "coworker", she was a friend and a respected leader in her profession. I remember our goodnatured, spirited political conversations and the passion with which she gripped her world. Her soul, now in full command of all the secrets of the universe and in the presence of God glows all the brighter.

just to say we remember you and your family ed

My sympathy and compassion to Gail's family and friends. I may have met her during stop-over's but can't say for sure. I know what it's like to be one of the first women in a man's field, and I commend her for going the distance. God Bless you all.

Michael and Sally send our heartfelt condolences to Denny and the boys. We shall remember Gail with fondness and happiness. May God bless your family today and forever.

Had good time flying with Gail when I was First Officer on 727 from 1988 to 1992. I am now retired living in Oregon

Ej & Maria Wilson will miss the sweet nature of this precious lady. She was not only a professional airline pilot, but a wife, mother, and sister.

To Gail's family and loved ones, our deepest sympathy. We loved, appreciated, and admired Gail's courage, warmth, wit, and intellect. Gail, you will be missed by us and all the people you grew up with in Puerto Rico. We will remember you always.

Dear Denny, John, and Nic,



Pat brought us the sad news about Gail, whom we admired very much.



Although the pain of her loss can never leave you, we hope it will

eventually diminish, as you recall your happy times with her.



Robert Kennedy in his sorrow found solace in the words of Aeschylus:



Drop, drop – in our sleep, upon the heart

sorrow falls, memory’s pain,

and to us, though against our very will,

even in our own despite

comes wisdom,

by the awful grace of God.



We are thinking of you.



Peggy and Rich