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Circa 1976 Hester Aircraft Service Crop Dusters waiting for the rain to stop. |
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Jim Hall, Donnie Terry, Bobby Hester, Ron Terry at Oshkosh, Wisconsin 1986 |
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For many years Harry Hester has told the story of how he has worn out a million parachuts.......by sitting on them. Well here is the proof!! |
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Harry Hester's Serv-Air Aviation Corp permit. He was a flight instructor for Serv-Air in the early 1950's. His uniform and other information is on display in the upstairs lobby area of the Kinston, NC airport. |
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Harry Hester (on right) and Bob Lyon in the Serv-Air flight room. |
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Harry Hester with one of his model planes in the early days. And the demise of the model plane. |
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TRIVIA!!! Now for the next few pictures I would like for you to try to identify these airplanes and approximately the year the picture was taken. Can you guess the location, too? Good Luck!! |
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Email Us with your answers, if you know!!! |
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One more trivia for you. Do you know this 18 year old serviceman? |
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Harry Hester's mother at the Lumberton Airport, standing by one of his Cessna 150's. Mrs. Hester is standing in front of where Lumberton Aviation is now located. Circa late 1970's to early 1980's. |
