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Wall of Honor Level: Air and Space Friend
Honored by:
Raytheon Company
The late George Scholl learned to fly at the age of 21. From that time on, aviation became his life. George spent many years flight instructing, selling airplanes, and piloting charter aircraft. With over 21000 logged flight hours, George retired from Raytheon Company after serving 12 years as a Corporate Pilot. He continued to fly part time as well as enjoying his great love of flying gliders in his spare time. George was a
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an inspiration to many pilots who were fortunate to serve as his copilot.
For those that knew George Scholl, his legacy is one that aviation can be proud of.
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