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CFO / Cessna National Flyin
And The Cardinal's 40th Birthday Bash
Wichita, KS, 2008
When it came to our attention that the Cardinal was about to reach the ripe old age of 40, it seemed like too good of a chance for a good party to ignore. We know a few people at Cessna, and after a few conversations a plan started to take shape.
The key person in all this turned out to be Lori Hefel who we had met at an earlier event at Wichita. She was hard to miss since she had flown a beautiful Cardinal into the factory for this event.
She would tell you that many other people were as or more important, including Jack Pelton who approved the tours, effort and funds required to host us. But without Lori and Pia Bergqvist from Cessna the picture would have never come into focus. For instance, the Cessna graphic department built the logo to the right, combining CFO and Cessna to commemorate this event.
After a pre visit, and with plans in place, we rolled out the virtual red carpet, hoping to attract 100 to perhaps 150 people. As the time grew closer the numbers grew higher and we kept replanning the event until, well, we just about hit the limit. End the end over 100 airplanes and 245 people attended this event.
The report below includes many of the activities we shared, but those of you who were there will notice a few minutes. There are two reasons: Cessna had limits on what we could take pictures of, and the tours were not on the list. Secondly, there were a few times that all of us were simply too busy to take pictures!
The tours were excellent in all regards. We watched them build single engine and Mustang jets in the current facility in Independence, stepping through the process from a rack of parts to the finished airplane in order. Our guides were well versed in the details and shared lots of information on how they made them right.
The next day we toured the main plant, where the business jets are made, and also the Pawnee facility, where our airplanes rolled out 40 years ago. It was thought provoking to look at the buildings, and even some of the people, and know that we were living the dream they had built here.
Let's go to the photos to continue the story. Click on any photo to load a larger version.
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We were told that this many Cardinals had *never& been in Wichita at once before, even during the peak of production. Over 100 Cardinals graced the ramp and parking areas. This image (and the last one) will click to a full sized photo in case you'd like to use this a wallpaper or print it out. |
As usual, the first step is checking in with Debbie. With help from Anna it went pretty quickly, but there were a lot of people to check in! |
Since fly-in shirts are pre-ordered, we lay them out ahead of time to make them easier to find at registration time. This table took 5 people a couple of hours to sort.. over 200 shirts! |
Keith and Paul welcomed everyone to Wichita and got us all synced up on the schedule. |
THe first day tour took us to the Cessna factory in Independence, on Cessna Boulevard. |
Main assembly is to the left, finishing and paint to the right. This was a busy place when we visited in '08! |
The Cessna cafeteria was our staging area as we split into groups for the tour. This allowed the use of wireless headsets to help protect hearing and make it possible for everyone to hear over the noise of manufacturing. |
The lunches have arrived! Everything flowed smoothly in all the tours in spite of our having gone over their max limit on headcount. |
Dinner the first night had use bursting at the seems, but there was food and fun enough for everyone. |
Here Lori Hefel, our king-pin for pulling this all together, shared details of how Cessna would welcome us during this visit. They really pulled out all the stops. |
If it's a birthday, you have to have a cake! If you can't read the picture, it's an advertisement from 1968 marketing the Cardinal as a Cadillac of airplanes on a VW Bug budget. |
These two guys were instrumental in the production of the Cardinal. Mort Brown, on the left, ran the test department that signed off about 70% of the Cardinal fleet for their airworthiness certificates. |
A number of now retired Cessna employees came out to see what we were up to. They were a blast to listen to and to talk with, and they had a lot to say about their feelings in seeing all these Cardinals returning home.
It was clear that this was much more than a job to these guys, and that they really cared about the people who would be using these airplanes. And their enjoyment at seeing how well we had cared for their creations was palpable.
In fact, most of these guys kept coming back all weekend. As you can see, once we got them in the proper hats they really fit into the group well. |
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One of the retirees stood up to talk about Cessna, the Cardinal and his recollections from a long career at Cessna. His comments were funny, moving and thought provoking... |
.. and when he was finished he brought the house down. It was great to see these gentleman, and to see them enjoy themselves to much. |
It was at this point that one of our group asked, spontaneously, if he could say something to the group. Taking a large risk (as MC) Keith gave him a minute at the mic. He explained that when he was young, he had made some bad choices and gotten on a bad path. It was aviation that gave him a positive goal and a reason to work for change. He concluded that aviation had meant more to the world than anyone realized, and certainly had given him more than he could have asked. We were all touched by his honesty and humble appreciation. |
Our insurance expert, Joe Ruck, was only in town for this one evening, so he got a day ahead of the program and gave out his door prize. |
As we were wrapping up Keith asked Lori Hefel to come up to the podium and surprised her with an appreciation award. It was done on the first night, since that was the night that most of the Cessna people were there. We greatly appreciated her hard work, insights and connections that had made all this possible. |
While all she got at this point was a plaque, we also announced that we would commission a model Cardinal painted to match her airplane, for later delivery. This that model, finally done and on it's way to her. |
The hotel used to have a little bar on the top floor, overlooking the airport. We were able to camp out in this space for the whole event. Here CFOers enjoyed a piece of the birthday cake after dinner. |
Its CFO walkaround time, and we have a lot of airplanes to look at! Eric Dye, an aerial photographer in the area, was kind enough to go up and take some pictures from above as we walked the flight line. Here we see the group just getting started. |
Here is the ground view, pretty much a crowd around an airplane. We had great weather and a loud speaker, so everyone got to hear the story of each airplane. There are a lot of great stories, from serial number 6 to airplanes that had had long and interesting careers. |
A few were worth of having their cowls pulled so we could admire the loving care that had gone into their engine installations. Many were truly incredible. Check out the pictures of all the airplanes which attended below and you'll see some beauties. |
And a few had stories that were not, or perhaps could not be told. One day perhaps someone will share this story with us. |
Once the field work was done, it was time for lunch at the main hangar. McCauley got into the mix with some special cookies just for us. |
Next on the agenda was a presentation by Paul Bowen, who shared a number of his outstanding photos with us. As his photos are copyrighted he asked that his presentation not be photographed, but we all sat spellbound as he told of his craft and what it took to get those pictures.
Then we moved next door to where Yingling had cleared out a hangar for us to showcase a few airplanes. These unique aircraft got an in-depth inspection by all in attendance. |
Mikey and Kathy gave tours of their '68 complete restoration, which won best of show at the Batavia convention. |
One of the airplanes to get the once-over was the newest airplane to join the Cessna fleet, the C-400 Corvalis. |
The daughter of William Thompson was in attendance, offering copies of Bill's excellent book on the history of Cessna. |
As we got together for the closing banquet we discovered that we still filled up the big room! |
We had a large number of door prizes available for this event, so the following pictures were all the people who won a prize. Congratulations to all! And please scan down for additional comments and sections to the report. |
Please help us remember the next four people! They are one of the following... please let us know if you can remind us which person goes with which picture!:
Richard Harmon Fledgling Award
Randall Golhof Flew Furthest (Vancouver)
Ted Burgdorf Owned Longest (Jan 3, 1968)
Andrew Sanders, Earliest Built Cardinal in Attendance.
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Randall Golhof? Help us remember! |
Ted Burgdorf? Help us remember! |
Andrew Sanders? Help us remember! |
Richard Harmon? Help us remember! |
Phil and Beth Harrison received an award for haveing the latest Cardinal manufactured of those at this event. |
Al and Teri Carlson were 'original owners', having taken delivery of their '77 in 1977. |
Mikey and Kathy won the Best '68 Cardinal in attendance. |
Frank and Rosemary Kuhn won the People's Choice Nicest Cardinal of Show. |
Tom Conard won the 'Essence of Cardinal' award, as chosen by the people who made them: The Cessna Old-Timers. |
Just as we were wrapping up, we were surprised by a group of members who had conspired to print a huge poster of the gathering of Cardinals taken by Eric Dye. They asked the group to sign the picture before leaving and sign it they did. It is one of our most treasured items. |
With that, the event had come to a close. Keith, Debbie and Paul thanked everyone for coming and it's possible they may have thanked Debbie for her long hours of work to plan, replan and otherwise prepare for this event in ways that we will never know and can only imagine. |
After the event, Mort Brown and his wife Sharon came by to get a little closer to one of the Cardinals. We were honored to have him spend some time in our airplane. As you can see, it seemed to take him back to another time and place. It was an honor to share his time of reflection. |
We leave you with one more look at the remarkable sight of nearly 100 Cardinals, on the ground at Wichita, having returned to the people who built them for this 40th birthday. It was a pleasure for all of us at CFO and an honor for all who attended.
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The following people airplanes were in attendance at the Wichita CFO flying. Please note that a number of airplanes took advantage of Yingling's offer of a hangar for the event, so most of them were not around when the pictures were taken. A few parked on the pavement and were also missed. In total, 102 airplanes attended the event.
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The following people registered their plans to attend this
CFO Convention:
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| Name | Departing
From | Aircraft
Year/Type | Registration
Number | Comments |
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| Keith & Debbie Peterson | , (68IS) | 1976 RG | N177KP | This is going to be a great birthday party! Looking forward to you all being there! |
| Ted & Jae Winkel | Ludington, MI (LDM) | 1976 177 RG | N34096 | |
| Patrick Fallon | NEW YORK, NY | 1973 177 RG | VH-JVK | |
| Ron Magnus | Portland, OR (7S3) | 1975 177B | 177TP | |
| Dick Dagle | Lewisburg, PA (N79) | 1973 177B | N34542 | |
| Bob and Liz Schemmerling | Greencastle, PA (KHGR) | 1969 177A | 30626 | |
| Chad Vanderhoof | Spokane Area, WA (DEW) | 1968 177 | N68VV | |
| Richard/Harmon | Mesa, AZ (KFFZ) | 1968 177 | N29304 | Will be landing/parking in Derby; Kansas- just outside Wichita. |
| Allen W. Hill | La Junta, | | | |
| Vince Mack | Northridge, CA (vny) | 1968 177 | N2306Y | |
| Mike Harris | Chickasha, OK (KCHK) | 1975 177 RG | N1565H | |
| Frank & Rosemary Kuhn | Granbury, TX (0TX1) | 1977 177B | N9FR | |
| Frank & Rosemary Kuhn | Granbury, TX (0TX1) | 1977 177B | N9FR | |
| sidney tucker | Pecan Plantation, TX (0TX1) | 1977 177 RG | N 352 GB | |
| Bruce & Sally Post | West Bend, WI (KETB) | 1968 177 | N3405F | |
| Shawn Cochran | Colorado Springs, CO (00V) | 1968 177 | N370S | |
| Steve Krause | St. Louis, MO (KSUS) | 1971 177B | N829PJ | |
| Brian Corliss | Derry, NH (KASH) | 1977 177 RG | N77177 | |
| John Bagley | Schertz, TX (50R) | 1973 177B | N34559 | |
| Ken Bell | Rogers, AR (ROG) | 1976 177 RG | N7534V | |
| frank yow | Hyannis; Ma, MA (HYA) | 1976 177B | N10346 | |
| Lloyd Edson | Omaha, NE (OMA) | | | Sold our '76 RG Looking for replacement |
| Dean Cook | Elkhart, IN (3C1) | 1971 177B | N177XC | |
| Vic Hannig | Mesa, AZ (FFZ) | 1976 177 RG | N34086 | |
| Edward Skalniak | Mount Prospect, IL (KPWK) | 1975 177B | 177SH | We are so excited to meet other Cardinal flyers! We just got ours last November! Our N # 177SH; the "SH" stands for Skalniak Hobby. |
| Paul & Becky Rabourn | Kankakee, IL (Kikk) | other | 20476 | Friends of Ed and Caelie - looked for 3 years for a 177B and introduced our friends who then found 177SH! CFII MEI |
| Edward & Caelie Skalniak | Mount Prospect, IL (KPWK) | 1975 177B | 177SH | We are so excited to meet other Cardinal flyers! We just got ours last November! Our N # 177SH; the "SH" stands for Skalniak Hobby. Bringing Paul and Becky (in their cherry 172)! |
| Derek Sharvelle | Battle Ground, IN (KMCX) | 1978 177B | N1419C | |
| Jim Minetti | Colchester, VT (KFSO) | 1974 177 RG | N2149Q | Looking forward to the gathering! |
| Eric & Reyna Dye | Olympia, WA (KOLM) | 1974 177 RG | N2072Q | |
| Mike & Rosie DeGroot | , | | N177 | |
| Mike & Rosie DeGroot | San Diego, CA (KSEE) | 1971 177B | N177CF | We look forward to this Cardinal gathering; I will celebrate my birthday on Sept. 13th. |
| James Shippen | Grass Valley, CA (GOO) | 1976 177 RG | n35182 | |
| Sherif Sirageldin | Tampa, FL (MTN) | 1975 177 RG | N177WS | |
| Ray Reeder | Strasburg, PA (S37) | 1975 177B | N35069 | |
| Raymond Thomas | Springfield, SD (Y03) | 1968 177 | N2221Y | |
| Larry James | Austin , TX (KGTU) | 1977 177B | N177LJ | |
| Winn & Phil Brown | West Memphis, AR (AWM) | 1968 177 | N29563 | |
| Rick Veach | Liberty, MO (GPH) | 1971 177 RG | N8200G | |
| Bruce Hutchings | Lancaster, NH (HIE) | 1977 177 RG | N52061 | Wow! First time flying across the Miss. river in my RG. |
| James & Charlotte Henderson | Gulf Shores, AL (KJKA) | 1978 177B | N1203C | |
| Dee Ann Ediger | Enid, OK (KWDG) | 1968 177 | N3157T | |
| Karl Thomas | Mesquite, TX (KLNC) | 1976 177B | N20223 | Looking forward to meeting all & their Cardinals |
| Owen Martin | Sherwood Park; AB, (CEZ3) | 1972 177B | C-FQCQ | |
| Brooks Crofoot | , IN (3C1) | 1978 177B | 1404C | |
| Pat Scott | Cave Creek, AZ (KDVT) | 1972 177 RG | N1858Q | |
| Paul Millner | Oakland, CA (OAK) | 1976 177 RG | N177SD | |
| Bob Pitchford | Scottsville, KY (KBWG) | 1975 177B | N34981 | This should be a GREAT Party!! |
| Randall Golhof | Vancouver BC, (CZBB) | 1974 177 RG | C-GTUM | |
| Bob & Karen Siebken | Douglas, WY (KDGW) | 1974 177 RG | N2124Q | This will be our first fly-in. Looking forward to meeting all the Cardinal folks. |
| Jon Baxter | Hyannis, MA (HYA) | 1976 177 RG | N34221 | Plan to fly commercial airline from MA. |
| Tom Vogelpohl | Daytona Beach, FL (7FL6) | 1974 177B | N34354 | |
| Bryan; Kevin; Dave; Carol Rankin | Prescott, AZ (KPRC) | 1975 177 RG | N2759V | |
| Joseph Robison | Miami, OK (KMIO) | 1968 177 | N3126T | Can't wait! My Dad and I are happy to be flying our '68 177 to our first fly-in together. |
| Bryan; Kevin; Dave; Carol Rankin | Prescott, AZ (KPRC) | 1975 177 RG | N2759V | 2 flying from Prescott; 2 flying commercial from Santa Rosa; CA |
| Bill & Leanna Povilaitis | Landing, NJ (12N) | 1971 177B | N30900 | Leanna and I graduated from McPherson College in 1972. (60 miles north of Wichita) WOW! It will be twice as much fun for us....A CFO Convention and a visit to the old stomping grounds. |
| Gary Baird | Norman, OK (KOUN) | 1977 177B | N20174 | |
| Carl & Beverly Boecher | Denver, CO (KAPA) | 1973 177B | N34552 | Really looking foward to seeing you all again! |
| Peter Laing | Fort Worth, TX (50F) | 1977 177 RG | N177KJ | One of my partners in the aircraft; Greg Engel; and I will be attending this year's convention. It is our 1st CFO Convention since we got the aircraft 3.5yrs ago. |
| Dan Koontz | Barksdale, TX (ECU) | | N1455C | |
| Gordon E Riddle | Bracebridge; ON, Canada (CYQA) | 1968 177 | C-GOUQ | C-GOUQ first flew at Wichita 14 Nov '67; serial 217. Looking forward to the event. |
| John & Mary Anna Palmer | Oxford, ME (LEW) | 1973 177 RG | N1909Q | |
| Greg Engel | Granbury, TX (50F) | 1977 177 RG | N177KJ | |
| Johnny Becker | Helotes, TX (5c1) | 1973 177 RG | N1991Q | |
| Mike Watson | Austin, TX (T74) | 1976 177B | N17102 | |
| Bill Rademacher | Goodyear, AZ (KGYR) | 1974 177 RG | N2125Q | Have seats available if anyone needs a ride. Check members helping members for contact info |
| Jerold Davis | Fallbrook, CA (L18) | 1971 177B | N30925 | |
| Charlie & Sandy Corbin | Holly Lake Ranch, TX (F51) | 1970 177B | N177SV | |
| lederman jacob | DSM, IA (IDT) | 1974 177 RG | N2112Q | |
| Marcus Wiese | Shady Shores, TX (5TX0) | 1976 177 RG | N34807 | |
| Scott Green | Independence, OR (7S5) | 1975 177 RG | N2639V | |
| David Hill | Columbus, OH (KDLZ) | 1976 177 RG | N7623V | Looking forward to it! |
| James Poe | memphis, TN (2M8 (MEMPHIS)) | 1977 177B | N76HS | |
| Beth & Phil Harrison | Lawrence, KS (KLWC) | 1978 177 RG | N53100 | Beth and Phil look forward to seeing everyone again. |
| Tom Saxon | Leesburg, VA (JYO) | 1976 177B | N478TC | A trip to Cardinal Mecca...priceless! I'm really looking forward to this one!!! |
| Jon McLin | Tempe, AZ (CHD) | 1976 177 RG | N34077 | Looking forward to our first CFO convention. We are hitch-hiking with Bill Rademacher since The Golden Bee decided she was ready for a new engine. (Thanks; Bill!) |
| Murray Farr | Leesburg, VA (KJYO) | 1968 177 | N2396Y | This aircraft went into service Oct. 1967; long time in coming home. Should be a great reunion. |
| Bob & Sue Spofford | San Rafael, CA (KDVO) | 1975 177B | N35091 | |
| Kurt Emmerling | Clintonville, WV (NA) | | NA | Will be driving in from WV to join group. |
| Al & Teri Carlson | Rosamond Skypark (L00), CA (L00) | 1975 177 RG | N1569H | Returning to the delivery place of our 1975 Cardinal RG N1569H on December 5; 1975. Ask us about it. |
| Joyce Clarke | Nanaimo, (CYCD) | 1973 177 RG | CGKNY | Got all fingers and toes crossed for decent wx! |
| Gil Hamilton | Leesurg, VA (KJYO) | 1978 177 RG | N52835 | |
| Roy Trillia | Berkeley, CA (KOAK) | 1968 177 | N29395 | |
| Buster Hampton | Portageville, MT (KEIW) | 1978 177 RG | N53152 | |
| Les Smith | Everett, WA (KPAE) | 1973 177B | N34612 | Looking forward to this special event! |
| Bob Watkins | St Clair Shores, MI (DET) | 1977 177 RG | N35913 | |
| Erald De Hoog | Concord, CA (KCCR) | 1973 177 RG | N1899Q | Would be great to join. Hope we can make it and have the N1899Q see its birthplace. |
| Colleen Keller | San Diego, CA | 1971 177 RG | N8235G | |
| Robert Mitchell | Gautier, MS (KPQL) | 1968 177 | N2305Y | Clarence is arriving from St. Charles; IL; by airline. |
| Gregory Dunn | Bloomington, IL (KBMI) | 1974 177B | N34774 | |
| Jeffrey Huston | Denver, CO (APA) | 1974 177 RG | N2179Q | My first CFO meeting. Loking forward to meeting you all. |
| Mike Juckes | Houston, MS (M44) | 1975 177 RG | N1540H | This will be our first CFO fly inn |
| John Roberts | Addison, TX (ADS) | 1976 177B | N11950 | |
| Lin Dunn | Franklin, TN (KMBT) | 1968 177 | N234PE | |
| Ray & Pat Hoctor | Webster, TX (LVJ) | 1973 177 RG | N690TS | |
| Tom Stoiber | La Crosse, WI (LSE) | 1975 177 RG | N122WR | |
| Monte Otts | Austin, TX (KRYW) | 1973 177 RG | N731TX | |
| Les Csshmere | McAlester, OK (mlc) | 1977 177 RG | N35568 | |
| Will Smith | , OK (klaw) | 1975 177B | N272ST | My son and I are looking forward to spending a few days in Cardinal heaven! |
| Carlton Brown | Royal Oak, MI (KVLL) | 1969 177A | N30493 | |
| Minnetta Gardinier | Iowa City, IA (IOW) | 1978 177B | N1351C | Looking forward to the Cardinal reunion AND the festivities in Wichita. |
| Daniel Eberl | Iowa City, IA (KIOW) | 1978 177B | N1351C | |
| Tom Lynch | Fort Collins, CO (KFNL) | 1968 177 | N2965X | |
| Steve Meyerowitz | Great Barrington, MA (KGBR) | 1972 177B | N34202 | If you're from the Northeast and Looking for a co-pilot to share costs or needing a ride in my C177B; please contact me. |
| Tom Conard | St Louis, MO (KSET) | 1978 177 RG | N8828Y | |
| Harvey Spreckman | Camarillo , CA (KCMA) | 1976 177B | N11968 | |
| Curtis Berry | Hagerstown, MD (KHGR) | 1977 177 RG | N52543 | |
| Mikey Fowler | Golden Valley, MN (ANE) | 1968 177 | N254KM | Looks like there was a lot of pent up demand! |
| Scott Jackson | Langley; British Columbia, (CYNJ) | 1968 177 | C-GHZW | |
| Paul Diamond | Nashua, NH (KASH) | 1970 177B | N30637 | |
| Don Imhoff | Baton Rouge, LA (KBTR) | 1974 177 RG | N2131Q | |
| Larry Hall | Vero Beach, FL (VRB) | 1969 177A | N30346 | Due to business trip logistics; I will not have the Cardinal at ICT but looking forward to seeing all the others. |
| Monte King | Beaumont, TX (KBPT) | 1973 177 RG | N552K | |
| George Hawkins | Sugar Land, TX (KARM) | 1974 177 RG | N2176Q | Riding up with Monte King in his RG. |
| David McConnell | , (GTF ?) | 1977 177 RG | N612DM | |
| John Lewis | Phoenix, AZ (KDVT) | 1977 177 RG | N52696 | |
| Vince Kreizinger | San Diego, CA | | | |
| Jimmy Cox | Rockdale, TX (KRCK) | 1968 177 | N29530 | |
| Kim Peck | Needham, MA (OWDh) | 1975 177 RG | N1533H | arriving late on Wednesday |
| Brown Fred | Carson City, MI (9D9) | 1976 177B | N13282 | |
| Wally Johnson | Little Rock, AR (KSUZ) | 1968 177 | N3435T | Bringing a non Cardinal flyin Friend along. |
| Andrew Sanders | Woodinville, WA (W16) | 1968 177 | N2206Y | Single Pilot VFR; intending to leave W16 on early 9/23 or afternoon on 9/22. Have room for one to come along. Another IFR current pilot would be very welcome! 425-851-9087 |
| Steve Howard | Houston, TX (9X1) | 1972 177B | N34265 | |
| Ted Burgdorf | Mt Vernon;, TX (F53) | 1968 177 | 3297T | I flew this fabulous bird from Witchita to my home hanger on Jan 3;1968. The cost was $14;368.25. We are looking forward to returning to its birthplace for 3 days. |
| Paul Eeds | Shelby, NC (EHO) | 1975 177B | N34996 | |
| Paul Eeds | Shelby, NC (EHO) | 1975 177B | N34996 | |
| Renae & Tom Redman | Osceola, NE (York; NE) | 1968 177 | N2988X | |
| Darrell Fitzhugh | Fort Smith , AR (FSM) | 1978 177B | N7626C | |
| Ron Galati | NEWCASTLE , CA (KLHM) | 1976 177B | N10305 | |
| Michael Craren | Mansfield, MA (1b9) | 1978 177 RG | N52894 | |
| Jack Sherlock | San Antonio, TX (CVB) | 1977 177B | N19767 | |
| Garth Goddard | Toronto, (CYTZ) | 1971 177B | C-GPDW | Probably flying commercial. Oh; well. |
| Paul Memrick | Cedar Park, TX (40xs) | 1976 177 RG | N1618H | |
| Michael Anderson | San Ramon, CA (KLVK) | 1968 177 | N30064 | I should have a seat available |
| Roger Wieting | McKinney, TX (KTKI) | 1975 177 RG | N1590H | First Cardinal event in a long time for me--looking forward to it! |
| Gary Coleman | Colorado Springs, CO (KCOS) | | | Riding with Jeffrey Huston. |
| Tom Pattee | Colorado Springs, CO (COS) | 1976 177 RG | N7525V | Our first fly-in event; so we're looking forward to meeting others. |
| James Crupi | Phoenix, AZ | | | AAIR Presentation - no tours; however will participate in dinners |
| Randall Gayle | Houston, TX (KDWH) | 1968 177 | N2211Y | |
| Michael Schmidt | Orlando, FL (ORL) | 1977 177 RG | N52152 | Flying in on Delta; leaving Cardinal at home |
| gary grimsley | fernandina beach, FL (55j) | 1973 177B | N34728 | |
| Brandon Carter | Lancaster, SC (T73) | 1975 177 RG | N1567H | |
| Ken & Nancy Wallace | Rio Rancho, NM (AEG) | 1973 177B | N34432 | |
| Steve Meyer | ktpl, TX (ktpl) | 1974 177B | N34833 | |
| Mike Dechnik | Pottstown, PA (KPTW) | 1976 177B | N13749 | |
| Jesse Loffer | Gilmer; , TX (JXI) | 1974 177 RG | N2152Q | |
| Shawn Malone | Reading, PA (PTW) | | | |
| Jim Marshall | Gilmer, TX (JXI) | | | |
| Andy Thomas | Crawfordsville, (CFJ) | 1972 177B | N34228 | |
| James Brookover | Akron , OH (AKR) | 1977 177B | n19245 | |
| Richard Sommer | Edwardsville, IL (KALN) | 1976 177 RG | N34030 | |
| don commer | Gainesville, GA (GVL) | 1977 177B | 19103 | not going to independence |
| Gary Siegler | Hampstead, MD (KDMW) | 1973 177 RG | N1924Q | |
| Dave Embree | Granbury, TX (GDJ) | 1973 177B | N34506 | |
| WILLIAM WITZKE | Edmonds, WA (PAE) | 1973 177 RG | N177BW | |
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