http://airfactsjournal.com/2013/04/the- ... any-years/

Copied from facebook. By Richard Collins.

I was touched. Those of us who are lucky enough to have a wife who fly's with us can relate.

At the end of the article in the commit section I found these 2 thoughts. I liked them.

"Pilots don’t die, they just fly higher."

“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.”

G'Day..Rob

Ya got me all misty eyed Rob.

Zzz wrote:Ya got me all misty eyed Rob.

Me too. I couldn't help but think about my wife and our relative short time together (11 years) and think how I would feel in his situation.

Very touching, especially since it outlines a pattern of life that seems to parallel ours so far.

Well written Mr. Collins. Sorry for your loss. How wonderful to have so many good memories.

CW

Thank you Rob for passing this one
along.

Not much to say, Mr. Collins said it all.

Thanks Rob. Made my eyes misty as well. Great write up. As a newly wed, I hope I can get that many years and hours flying with my wife.
David

A very touching article, brings tears to your eyes. I'll bet there are some on this list that share Richards views. I know my co-pilot fits in. We've been hitched 56 years this July and she has been my co-pilot for 47 years. She loves flying and the joy it brings to me. Hope we still have a few more years flying together before one of us gives up and we squeeze a hand goodbye.
Ron