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Air Heritage Aviation Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is run by unpaid volunteers who have a passion for aviation and a dedication to preserve its history. We are 100% dependent on donations and fundraisers to keep our museum doors open “free to the public” and to keep our Warbirds flying for generations to come! Please consider donating today. You can stop by the museum to donate, send a donation in the mail, or you can send a donation via Venmo or PayPal. Every little bit helps, and we truly appreciate it!!! Thank you!
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Air Heritage Aviation Museum will open tomorrow, Friday, 17 January 2025 at 10:00 a.m. Thank you for your understanding, patience, and prayers.
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Air Heritage Aviation Museum will open tomorrow, Friday, 17 January 2025 at 10:00 a.m. Thank you for your understanding, patience, and prayers.
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Michelle Hunt was a valued member and active volunteer at Air Heritage Aviation Museum as was her son Cody Hunt. Michelle held the position of secretary for the past two years. Both Michelle and Cody were enthusiastic C-123K Fairchild Provider "Thunder Pig" crew members. They often flew together on the Thunder Pig to air shows and flyovers and were very proud of the fact that it is the last known C-123 still flying in the world. They both loved and had a vast knowledge of the aircraft and enjoyed sharing its history with people who toured it during air shows. Cody recently obtained his pilot's license and he and his mother were very proud of his achievement. Cody's dream was to someday fly for the United States Air Force. Michelle was one of our most active volunteers and always showed up with a smile on her face and ready to work whether she was packing the C-123 for an air show, helping setup and hosting an event, or giving a tour of the museum. She and Cody will be greatly missed by everyone at the museum and by all of the visitors that she joyfully greeted at the museum. Both Michelle and Cody will be honored and memorialized at the museum so that all who enter will know of their contribution and selfless service to our organization. May they both fly high on the wings of angels.