What went wrong? Part II
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Flying to the Rescue
Fall usually finds Linden farmer Dave Pechan finishing up his grape harvest and making wine. Instead he’s off to Texas with the volunteer organization Angel Flight to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Sponsored by The Record newspaper, serving San Joaquin County and the Mother Lode in California's Central Valley. Visit us at www.recordnet.com.
Saturday, September 17, 2005
About Me
- Name: Dave Pechan
- Location: Linden, California, United States
Pechan is a pilot with Angel Flight America, a nonprofit group of 6,000 private pilots nationwide who volunteer to help in times of crisis. Mainly that means shuttling children stricken with cancer to and from treatments when their parents cannot afford commercial airliners, but since Angel Flight signed an agreement with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in August, it means helping out in natural disasters and other emergencies. Pechan plans to assist in the hurricane relief area by carrying supplies to rural towns that still do not have any road access and which have not received any government aid. He'll return to his family's vineyard at the end of September for the annual harvest.
Previous Posts
- What went wrong? Part I
- Dave is home, but the work continues
- A bumpy ride to San Diego is Dave's last rescue mi...
- Dave's angered by what he sees
- Flying to Tennessee tonight
- Why do we keep rebuilding on coasts?
- See Dave's plane
- How you can help: Motorhomes needed!
- Difficulties of flying
- Hardships and a happy ending
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