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Over 25 Years of Flying Heritage
Dennis J. Bradley
Mr. Bradley - Founding President of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, an avid aircraft owner and restorer, world champion offshore boat racer and successful businessman.

Allan Ness
Mr. Ness was an aircraft owner and pilot. He trained as a wireless air gunner in World War II. In business life he was an investment counselor. He gave his life to flying. Alan Ness, lost his life when the Fairey Firefly he was piloting crashed into Lake Ontario. The aircraft would be replaced by another and Ness' memory is carried on through the awarding of the "Alan Ness Memorial Trophy" given annually to a deserving member of the museum.

Timothy Peter Matthews
Mr. Matthews - An aircraft owner and aviation enthusiast with a lifelong love of flying. In business life, an investment advisor and financial consultant.

John Weir
"Scruffy" was a Flight Lieutenant in No.1 Fighter Squadron (401 Sqn). He was shot down and interned in a P.O.W. (Prisoner of War) camp. He was one of the instigators of The Great Escape and an investment councilor in business life.


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