Wow. From of all people you Alfa? Really!?! Simply astounding to me with all things considered.

In Los Angeles, there was a fantastic gentleman and aviator who served us all as a check airman. Great pilot and an even better teacher.

I had the pleasure of flying with him on the 727 and the 767. Glad I did. It was an honor.

During the throes of bankruptcy, he sadly committed suicide. A wife and kids lost a husband, best friend, and father. Forever.

It was said by those with intimate knowledge of the details that the financial strain of bankruptcy played a major role in this tragedy.

I don't think he probably saw things as "losing a little money" as you say, particularly since he was close to retirement.


It might be best to Shut the Phuque Up on this, Alfa. It's up to you, but knowing your ego, I'm not betting on it.