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Butch Farley,
Coach U Director of Community Development, is pictured on the right
with Vic Tambone, Mallory Tarcher, the daughter of the late Shari
Lewis and Lamb Chop.
Butch is a former fighter pilot and Vic an "old" squadron buddy.
Both are members of the board of directors for the National Aeronautic
Association/Federation Aeronautique.
Butch was in Washington, D.C. for the NAA's Aviation and Aerospace
Awards held annually at the National Air and Space Museum Smithsonian
Institution. Mallory was the leader of 118 women skydivers, known
as Jump for the Cause, in their record breaking "Largest Freefall
Formation" feat. The record breaking maneuver was in support of
breast cancer resesarch and raised over $1 million.
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Vic
Tambone, Mallory Tarcher, Butch Farley
....and Lamb Chop!
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One
of Butch's duties as a board member is the oversight and participation
in aerospace and aviation record attempts. Butch is in line to participate
in an around-the-world speed record in a B-1 bomber. Asked if he
thinks he can sit in one place for 36 hours he replied: "It's
a long time but it will be anything but boring!"
If you have
any humorous, human interest photos or short snippets you'd like to
submit, please e-mail them to steve@coachu.com
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