Subject: Eugene Sandburg
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 8/23/2010, 8:35 PM
To: AAA Put this in the To box



Dear Sir,

It is hard for me to let you know about the death of my husband happened
on August 19. He had a love and passion for flying and building
airplanes. He enjoyed a lot the knowledge he acquired through your
newsletter and information about the Rotary Engines. When Leukemia
struck he fought it to the last moment. Once he cried because he could
not ever finish his  beloved airplane, that he dreamed one time to
fly into Mexico, where we spent the winters. It was very interesting
life that he got me to learn some of flying and the way to communicate
through the radio with the air control tower.

He liked the physics and mechanics of the performance of the rotary
engine, to be a good choice for a sport airplane. He was very exciting
working with the engine and building the camouflage.
Flying was his most favorite hobbies. It gave him a sense and feeling
of freedom and also  a  escape from the monotony of his work.
Thank you for everything.
Sincerely yours
Wendy Galarza

I am really sorry to hear this Wendy. It was just last
fall when he bought a set of p-port rotor housings.
If you need any help let me know.
                       
Sincerely

Paul Lamar
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