BobTucknott captivated the crowd at the January CCCA luncheon meeting, with his presentation on Angel Flight.
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Bob discussed more details about his experiences with Angel Flight with the group at the table, from left: Ken Pierce, Jessica McCoon, Lisa Schwichtenberg, Traci Dorsey, and Wendy Buller.
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The always boisterous Bob Tucknott shared
his mission of hope and mercy with the January gathering of
the Central Coast Claims Association. An Electrical
Contractor and owner of Tucknott Electric Co., Bob is also a
founding Northern California member of "Angel Flight",
Tucknott shared video and stories of his experiences with
the life-saving organization.
Angel Flight West provides free transportation to medical treatment for people who cannot afford public transportation, or who cannot tolerate it for health reasons.
Angel Flight was started 21 years ago in Santa Monica, California. Tucknott joined some nine years ago, opening the Northern California "Wing", which has grown to become the largest wing in the Angel Flight America alliance. Angel Flight West ran 4,200 all volunteer missions in 2003, with about 400 private pilots volunteering not only their time and energy, but their planes and all associated expenses, as well.
Now a past "Wing Leader", Bob Tucknott's dedication to all that this organization represents is clear. He flew 57 missions last year himself. He truly is an "angel of mercy".
For more, go to www.AngelFlight.org.
CCCA Secretary, Karen Cowan, thanked Bob Tucknott for his touching presentation.
Bob Tucknott, and angel in the sky.
CCCA President, Clarette Hook, and VP Lenny Towle, along with many in the crowd, were visibly moved by Bob Tucknott's Angel Flight presentation.
Jessica McCoon and Lisa Schwichtenberg at the January luncheon.