Captain Emeritus
11th Sep 2008, 14:11
Old East Westies will be saddend to hear that Keith made his final departure on tuesday night 9/9.He had not enjoyed good health for some years.Service at 1330 Monday 15 uniting church Bellingen.
Eastwest Loco
12th Sep 2008, 09:29
God bless you Keith.
Fly clean, fast and high.
My condolences, and those of my former ground crew who will be advised immediately go out to the family.
Another gentleman aviator has accepted the last load sheet.
They don't make 'em like that anymore.
EWL
wombat four
16th Sep 2008, 13:06
I knew him well in the 60,s, I got him a part time job in the radio O/H section of Helicopter Utilities, where I worked as an Eng. Insp. and fixed wing driver.
I got to know him initially at a Club/ Pub in Ramsgate where we had a few drinks on a Friday night.
Also met the CP, of EWA there.
No vacancies at EWA at the time, but because of my help to Keith, the CP of EWA, loaned me a DC-3 manual, so that I could do my own ground school and DCA Exam, which I passed and that, along with ATPL subects, got me into Ansett APNG, 1 month later.
Thank you my friend the then EWA, CP, no names. ( Resided on the Sunshine Coast, in later years.)
And to Capt. Keith Mullan, farewell old mate, thank you for all you did to get me into Airlines.
MAY YOU REST IN PEACE
wombat four