Dick Johnson Video Interview

[Kemp[_2_]]

Like many others, I was saddened to learn of Dick Johnson's death
earlier this month. I interviewed Dick at the SSA convention in
February, but had not completed processing the video and let it sit,
like a number of other digital projects. Events of course, kicked me
in action, so this video interview is now up on:

http://hdsoaring.blogspot.com/

in both a Quicktime and Flash version. I've pretty much left the
interview unedited, letting Dick share his thoughts. A true legend in
soaring.

Kemp

[Paul Remde]

Hi Kemp,

Thank you for making that available!

Sincerely,

Paul Remde

"Kemp" > wrote in message
...
> Like many others, I was saddened to learn of Dick Johnson's death
> earlier this month. I interviewed Dick at the SSA convention in
> February, but had not completed processing the video and let it sit,
> like a number of other digital projects. Events of course, kicked me
> in action, so this video interview is now up on:
>
> http://hdsoaring.blogspot.com/
>
> in both a Quicktime and Flash version. I've pretty much left the
> interview unedited, letting Dick share his thoughts. A true legend in
> soaring.
>
> Kemp

[Kloudy via AviationKB.com]

Kemp wrote:
>in both a Quicktime and Flash version. I've pretty much left the
>interview unedited, letting Dick share his thoughts. A true legend in
>soaring.
>
>Kemp


Wow Kempton,
That was a world-class production. Your team did a great job.
What a way to honor Mr. Johnson.
Thanks.

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On Aug 1, 3:32*pm, "Kloudy via AviationKB.com" <u33403@uwe> wrote:
> Kemp wrote:
> >in both a Quicktime and Flash version. *I've pretty much left the
> >interview unedited, letting Dick share his thoughts. *A true legend in
> >soaring.
>
> >Kemp
>
> Wow Kempton,
> That was a world-class production. Your team did a great job.
> What a way to honor Mr. Johnson.
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Message posted via AviationKB.comhttp://www.aviationkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/soaring/200808/1

Kemp, Wonderful way to remember Dick Johnson. Something to learn that
after almost 70 years of flying he was talking about the future and
not the past. Good way to live. Tom Hubbard VN