Richard McNab

Well, Mac, I found out about this by accident. I had received an email from Colonel Bill Follmer telling us that his wonderful wife, Marion, had passed away in her sleep. I have been a friend of Bill's for 50 years now and called Bobbie to let her know of this sad news when it became worse than I had expected. I served with you from 1966 to 1969 at the 57th Weather Recon Squadron at Hickam flying WB-47E's. I also contacted your co-pilot, Rudy Canto, and let him know. I missed your humor and kindness when I departed the AF and thought of you and Bobbie often while a member of the FBI. I am deeply saddened by the loss to your wonderful family. I had the opportunity to break bread with your family on many occasions at Hickam. You were the finest gentleman and friend that anyone could have. Rest in peace, you are a Top Gun and inspiration to all whose lives you touched. God Bless you. You now belong to the ages.
Frank A. Vargo

Mac, although it has been several years since I last saw you, I will always remember how kind you and Bobbie treated me during a time of duress when I was visiting Biloxi. You never gave it a second thought when I asked for your help. Had lots of fun playing golf with you and Bobbie and will carry with me for the rest of my life fond memories of the time spent in Biloxi. May God forever keep you in his arms.

Mac (Zeke), we, your close friends and Family will miss you
deeply. I cherish the memories of our relationship and great time in our youth. May Heaven have a special place for your
final rest. Your service - flying for our country is greatly appreciated. Your Classmate and Friend, John Salsbury

Thinking about you

Bobbie, Sending our love from Ohio!!
So sorry for your loss!!
hugs,Sandy and Lee Phelan

Barbara,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time of great loss.

Joan and Bob

Moose, Kelly and girls,
We send you our deepest sympathy with the hope that you will carry the fondest of memories in your heart of Mack. Kris Byrd

Bobbie Our deepest condolences to you and family on the passing of Mack. It brought great sadness for those of us that knew him. His presents will be sorely missed. We echo what you said "Fly high Mackie, fly high" and rest in peace. From The American Legion Post 1992.

Mack will be missed greatly by his brother, Robert McNab of Washington, DC and his sister, Barbara Swaggerty, of Palatka, Florida.

Our hearts ache for you and our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Not only a great neighbor for over 10 years, he and moose were our friends. May God bless the family!

We met this couple years ago playing golf in Ocean Springs and became friends instantly. Mack was indeed a true Gentleman and will be missed. Keep the wonderful memories close to your heart Bobbie and family as we will cherish our memories of all of you! Sincerely, Carla & John Mullen Neil & Sue Cooper and Freeman Glick.

During my 33+ years in the Air Force, I was honored to serve with this great man. Eye on the mission, yet his people were always put at the front also. He was a great director of operations, great pilot and I was please to call him friend. God will get a little more sunshine in Heaven when he arrives. You will be missed Snapper.

We extend our sincere sympathy and value your trust during this time of remembrance and reflection. We pledge our support now and in the future.