Gone West

Not alone into the sunset but in the company of friends who have gone before

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EAA members form strong bonds of friendship through their shared passion for aviation. Here you will find the obituaries of members of the EAA family that positively impacted the lives of those around them. Each entry contains a memorial guest book for families and friends to remember and honor their loved ones.

Entries marked "MW" are also immortalized on the Memorial Wall located in on the EAA's grounds by Fergus Chapel in Oshkosh. Each submission for the Memorial Wall also includes a tribute page online in the year's Memorial Wall album and automatically lists the individual here within "Gone West."

If you would like to submit an obituary for a member of the aviation community that has "Gone West" please follow this link (one entry per person immortalized).

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Mrs. Helen Mace (02/19/1920 - 12/25/2011)
Helen left us as she slept next to Harvey at home early December 25th 2011 she was 91. She was just featured on the cover in the 50 years ago section of the november 2011 Sport Aviation magazine with her Flut-R-Bug and two first place trophies, one for short- field take off, and one for slow-....(more)

Ms. Beth Rogers (09/16/1957 - 12/18/2011)
Beth Eileen Rogers, 54, of Cle Elum, WA, died Sunday, December 18, 2011 at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital after a five-year battle with lymphoma, surrounded by her husband and friends.

Beth was born September 16, 1957 in Rawlins, Wyoming to Arthur (Rex) and Margaret (Holseapple) Rogers. ....(more)

Mr. William ("Bill") Brin (02/17/1924 - 11/10/2011)
William James Brin, 87, went on to new horizons Thursday, November 10, 2011, at his home in Hollister, CA.
He was born in Damar, KS on February 17, 1924, to Hubert and Nora (Bedard) Brin. He grew up in Dodge City and Plainville, KS.
He served during WWII with the First Army, First Division,....(more)

Evan Chappuis (07/03/1910 - 11/06/2011)
Evan Chappuis passed away well past the age of 101, doing very well living in his own home and sleeping in his own bed. He had around him family and friends he was able to converse with when they came to visit. He enjoyed the World Series in October and was probably reading on his latest electronic....(more)

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