| # | Date | Name | Email Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comments | |||
| 1 | Sat Feb 26 2000 12:44 | Chuck Moore | cmoorejr@swbell.net |
| Good job Dad! | |||
| 2 | Wed Mar 29 2000 18:43 | Lori | pepsi@southwind.net |
| I sure am proud of you, Daddy. :) | |||
| 3 | Tue Jul 4 2000 14:48 | Basil Shannon | bshannon@mail.interconnect.net |
| Could not log on to your website. HAQ BASil | |||
| 4 | Fri Aug 11 2000 17:13 | Evelyn Biggio | evbiggio@swbell.net |
| Charles - the violin in awesome. Your carvings are all nice, but that violin takes my breath away. Evelyn | |||
| 5 | Fri Aug 11 2000 19:49 | Jack Hill | jack.d.hill@worldnet.att.net |
| Nice Work | |||
| 6 | Tue Aug 15 2000 15:35 | Jimmy Endicott | jendicott@mmcable.com |
| You have an excellent web sight. You have spent alot of time with it. I really enjoyed your investigation reports. | |||
| 7 | Wed Aug 30 2000 06:46 | Elaine Garlow | lilbit |
| 8 | Wed Aug 30 2000 17:46 | Billie Cochran Ruminer | MzBill@aol.com |
| Your page is wonderful but I didn't see the picture that Basil said you had. | |||
| 9 | Wed Sep 6 2000 04:58 | Rebecca | Tate1899Shells@webtv.net |
What a WONDERFUL Site ! So full of different information ! Love it ! | |||
| 10 | Wed Sep 6 2000 08:39 | Imogene Givens-Wells | rwellsiwells@excite.com |
| Wonderful picture! Sorry I don't have any information on your Givens family. I am a Givens by birth my father being James Willis Givens born 1900 Blount County, TN, his father Thomas W. Givens born 1876 TN but back further than that I can't find! I am also distantly related to the Hood family of Roane County, TN who married into my grandmother's Shahan family in Roane county. Grandmother mwas a Wilkerson who married William Harvey Sharp. Good luck in your search! | |||
| 11 | Sat Oct 21 2000 07:52 | Sherry Givin Grove | sgrove@wctc.net |
| Beautiful carveings ! very talented . | |||
| 12 | Tue Oct 31 2000 13:31 | k shahan | ktshahan@juno.com |
| Mr. Moore, it is an honor to visit your website. Your woodcarvings are breathtaking. We have HURT connections in TN ca. 1820- SHAHAN,HURT,HUSSONG,PRATHER,GALTINE,REAGAN,REGAN.. Keep up the beautiful work! :o) | |||
| 13 | Sat Nov 4 2000 18:16 | B. June Babcock | gelvin@tablrtoptelephone.com |
| Thanks for sharing. | |||
| 14 | Sun Nov 5 2000 05:56 | Peggy Sue Durand | Suzaner@aol.com |
| Great page - am looking for Gelvin family. Somehow think this ties in. | |||
| 15 | Wed Nov 8 2000 17:46 | Michael A. Burlison | burlison@telepath.com |
| Great Site Charles! I'm still going through it, but I love the carvings and am now checking out your *.paf file, as I'm a fellow genealogy hound. Bravo on all the good work ! Mike | |||
| 16 | Sat Nov 11 2000 19:20 | Dancing_Cloud | kiowa_kid@yahoo.com |
| Nice site Grandpa! | |||
| 17 | Thu Nov 30 2000 11:28 | Wanda Marsh | wandamarsh@webtv.net |
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| 18 | Thu Jan 11 2001 23:44 | Martha Lee ARMSTEAD/Williams | twinsababa@centurytel.net |
| Was great, was shocked to see EVENING SHADE, AR show up. Keep going, if I can help let me know. | |||
| 19 | Sun Jan 21 2001 14:25 | Jeff Palmer | twindad@pldi.net |
| Hello distant cousin through the Thompson line. I haven't done much on the genealogy lately, but I did get a call from Bob Thompson's wife in Bristow. I just got a new printer and will email a picture I scanned of my great-grandfather, James Thompson Hight, son of Samuel and Nancy Thompson Hight. Jeff in Kingfisher | |||
| 20 | Sun Jan 21 2001 15:59 | Jean Kenworthy | kenworthy_ja@hotmail.com |
| Charles, I enjoyed your wood carving section. I was born in 1937 which was two years before you graduated from Cushing High. My dad owned the Vee Drug Store in Cushing and I graduated from Cushing High in 1956. Bet I knew some of your family. Wish you a good year. Keep up the good work. :-) | |||
| 21 | Fri Mar 23 2001 22:34 | Kent Heiderich | kheiderich@aol.com |
| Very nice web page Charles. I have enjoyed looking at every link you have. The Lord has truly blessed you with talent. | |||
| 22 | Thu Apr 19 2001 09:37 | Patti Baker Crosby, CHS class of 1964 | tonyandpatti@hotmail.com |
| Charlie, I came across your website at classmates.com. I just wanted to say that you are a very talented man and I am very proud that we share a hometown. I don't know that we have ever met, but you might have known my Dad, Bill Baker, he ran a paint and body shop in Cushing. Anyway, good for you that you are not letting your talents go to waste!! Thanks for the view, Patti Baker Crosby | |||
| 23 | Sat May 12 2001 20:13 | Cynthia (Schnack) Starr | cstarr@intsvc.com |
| Hi! You don't know me, but I was wondering whether you would remember my Mother-Laura Alyce McLaury or my Father-Enos Schnack. I enjoyed your web site! Take care! | |||
| 24 | Fri May 25 2001 09:21 | Bruce Hawkins | www.rpt@us.inter.net |
| Charles, I'm impressed with your many talents, especially the indian chief painting. Bruce | |||
| 25 | Fri Jun 1 2001 13:14 | ||
| CHARLES, HEARD YOU WERE IN THE HOSPITAL. I HOPE THIS NOTE FINDS YOU AT HOME AND DOING BETTER. YOUR FRIENDS AT REGIONAL PT | |||
| 26 | Thu Jun 7 2001 16:44 | Charles | cmooresr@swbell.net |
| I am feeling much better Thanks to you all.Bless you. | |||
| 27 | Sat Jul 14 2001 21:33 | Rita Marlin | rmarlin1@msn.com |
| I was born in Evening Shade and was just browsing the net for Osage Indian info. Are you Sue's brother--I'm Billy's niece. Nice Web Site! | |||
| 28 | Fri Jul 20 2001 03:40 | Shirley Kane | skane@midsouth.rr.com |
| I loved your carving of the man plowing, that is fantistic. Did you do the oil painting or is it just one of your favorites. You and your daughter are very talented, you must be very proud of her. | |||
| 29 | Fri Aug 3 2001 20:33 | Cindy aka: Snowy | Wizards302@webtv.net |
Hello Charles, Thank you so much for signing our guestbook and for making me aware of your wonderful site. I commend you on your years in the service for our country and also you are very talented in oil painting and carving as well. You have a beautiful family. May the angels always walk beside each and every one of The Moore Family. | |||
| 30 | Mon Aug 20 2001 09:06 | Larry Cook | ljcook@swbell.net |
| Nice web site. very interesting. will visit again. | |||
| 31 | Mon Sep 24 2001 18:04 | Laurie Tremblay Holden | chauncey@mediaone.net |
| My brother found your website searching for crash info. My Dad died in the Redbluff CA crash, I was six at the time. We were told that the tail fell off the plane, and they crashed into a mountain. Looks like the tail probably did fall off, but they almost landed that airborne bomb. Seems like there should have been more damage to the landscape if it had exploded. Anyway, thanks for the picture, one of these days I'll have to research the accident docs whereever they are. Thanks again, Laurie | |||
| 32 | Sun Feb 24 2002 21:04 | Frank A Johnson, III | FAJ106@aol.com |
| Mr. Moore, I feel that some kind of intervention led me to your web site I am sure. Beleive me it has been that way throughout my quest. Finding it and you has meant a great deal to me. My Father's aircraft is profiled in your accident histories ( Sept. 62) as you now know. There is much I have to ask you, being a witness to the scene and recovery events. It's ok, thre will be no need to be shy about my feelings. The search for knowledge and information about my Father's accident has been a very unique adventure, spanning 15 years. I have learned a great deal, but always lacked someone who was actually there. Until yesterday. It now appears that with you, another page has turned, another chapter begins, more adventure lies ahead. Thanks for your site, and your response. I'll soon be in touch. Frank | |||
| 33 | Tue Mar 12 2002 14:08 | Lloyd Grant | palidin@worldnet.att.net |
| Charles, thanks. Shreds of information widely scattered over the debris field of history, but no one has the whole story it seems, or if someone does, he is very tacitern about revealing the facts. Not much help in the "Guest Comments" regarding these accidents I am sorry to say, but thanks for the clues. via con dios, amigo. Lloyd Grant Lakeland, Fl. | |||
| 34 | Tue Aug 20 2002 08:31 | Robin Duncan Kendall | robin43@usit.net |
| I am a surviving child of a crew member of the Mt. Kit Carson flight, Sep 10, 1962. I am thrilled to find this website. I would love to find other surviving families that were stationed at Ellsworth at that time. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. | |||
| 35 | Wed Aug 21 2002 06:58 | Jeanie Duncan Bowe | jbowe@gwmail.state.wv.us |
| I am a sister of Robin Duncan Kendall who also signed your questbook. I was 22 months old when my father was killed in the Sept 10, 1962 crash on Mt Kit Carson. Although I had a wonderful step-father who graciously raised me and who I call Dad, I would like to have any information about my real father. Information has been scarce and inconsistent. Thank you for your website. | |||
| 36 | Mon Aug 26 2002 18:26 | Jerome Roy | |
| 37 | Wed Aug 28 2002 15:27 | Robin Duncan Kendall | robin43@usit.net |
| Mr.Moore, I can't tell you how grateful I am for your website. I was perusing your guestbook and found a fellow survivor of the Sep 10 '62 crash. I took a chance and e-mailed this guy and we have been in contact ever since. Our dads were both killed in that incident. Through years of searching for info about it, I had not found any other surviving families. Now it's like I've found a long-lost brother. He is much more informed than I am about the accident. This upcoming Sep 10th is the 40th anniversary. Getting in touch with Frank couldn't have come at a better time. Again, thanks for the effort. God bless, Robin | |||
| 38 | Sun Sep 8 2002 14:54 | Neal pinkowski | pinky23439@aol.com |
| Thanks for such a wonderful site. I shall be returning often. Neal. | |||
| 39 | Fri Nov 22 2002 23:26 | Troy Morehouse | morehouse86889@msn.com |
| You have a wonderful website and your aviation career sounds very interesting. Troy | |||
| 40 | Fri Dec 27 2002 07:54 | Edward Musterer | mustererks@hotmail.com |
| Mr. Moore, Great web sight, I am a kc-135 maintenance instructor at McConnell AFB. I found a lot of interesting stories and pictures of your investigations. I use your web sight sometimes in class to show them these pictures; they all love this sight also. Great job thanks | |||
| 41 | Tue Mar 11 2003 07:52 | Bill Senters | basenters@aol.com |
| Hey Charlie, Great job on the web site. I really enjoyed it. Bill | |||
| 42 | Wed Mar 12 2003 18:50 | Debbie Senters | dasenters@aol.com |
| Charlie, I love your web page!! You are just so incredible, with so many interests. Thank you so much for coming to Ryan's wedding. You and Louise are considered such close "family" to the Senters clan. | |||
| 43 | Tue Jun 24 2003 07:44 | Jim Paszek | paszek@minot.com |
| Thank you for your website. My dad's brother was one of 44 U.S. servicemen lost in the September 1962 crash. Both Dad and I were fascinated to learn more and to make contact with another surviving family member, thanks to you. Clearly, you have lived a very interesting life. | |||
| 44 | Wed Jun 25 2003 09:32 | Robin Duncan Kendall | robin43@usit.net |
| Again, thanks. We've found another surviving family from the Sep 1962 accident. Your website has been a catalyst to settling a 40 year quest for truth and closure. Thanks for forwarding Jim P.'s address to me. God bless you for all your work and consideration. | |||
| 45 | Wed Jun 25 2003 11:51 | Frank A. Johnsn | FAJ106@aol.com |
| Thanks again Mr. Moore for your web site. You can see how it is bringing families together. Ir it weren't for you? If I may leave this message on your site for any surviving family member or friend of those lost in the KC-135 crash on 9/10/62 Mt. Kit Carson, Washington call sign Mourn79. You are not alone, we are searching for you. Please contact me via Email or at 609-652-4105 or Robin Kendall at Robin43@usit.net Thank you again Mr. Moore and God Bless. | |||
| 46 | Wed Sep 17 2003 14:09 | Jo Richardson | mrshoov1@cox.net |
| I love your paintings and your carvings they are strikingly beautiful. | |||
| 47 | Fri Sep 19 2003 09:31 | Don Hinton | dhinton@elmore.rr.com |
| To the family members of those who perished in KC-135A 60-352 on Mt. Kit Carson, my condolences. I have researched this accident to no avail, even the 28th Wing Historian at Ellsworth AFB didn't have much information on the crash (as of 1998). I gave him a copy of the Spokane newspaper account with the 44 names on it, as they did not have the names. At the time the Historian said the wing was considering putting up a memorial to honor all Ellsworth AFB/Rapid City Air Base personnel who lost their lives in aircraft accidents, though I have no idea if this was accomplished or not. While stationed at Fairchild AFB from 1995-98, I located this crash site on the north side of Mt. Kit Carson, actually on the smaller Day Mountain attached to Kit Carson. If you are ever in the Spokane area and would like to visit the site I can give you directions. It is a peaceful spot on the north slope, covered in snow for 1/4 of the year. I can't lead you there, as I'm now stationed in Alabama, but it is easy to give directions to and is not far off of a nicely maintained trail. Very little remains of the aircraft, just some small scattered wreckage, the largest part being 2x8 feet or so. Aircraft accidents are one of the worst types of tragedies, and thus people try to "forget" about them to reduce the pain--a few newspaper articles, obituaries, an accident report, and then nothing except for the survivors memories and mementos. Unfortunately, this usually results in the loss of historical data and personal information about those who perished. I am trying to put together as much information as I can about this crash, your loved one should not be forgotten. It would be fantastic if you could email me a scan of your relative (or friend/squadron mate) who perished that day, or mail me a copy and I'll pay for shipping and reproduction costs. If I get enough information and photographs I just might have to develop a website for the information (I've never created a website before). I will also forward any information or photographs I get to the 28th Wing Historian. We must not let the memory of your loved one fade away. Regards, Don Hinton 3810 Coosada Rd Millbrook, AL 36054 dhinton@elmore.rr.com | |||
| 48 | Sun Nov 16 2003 16:32 | William Malpass | firemedicbm@comcast.net |
| Great website with nice photo's and descriptions.. | |||
| 49 | Wed Nov 19 2003 07:11 | ROOT ART | chansardtilly@free.fr |
Please look at this http://www.chansard-tilly.nom.fr Thanks | |||
| 50 | Sat Nov 29 2003 16:31 | William H. Bill Brown | wbrown7@austin.rr.com |
| Was on board of the KC-135 that crashed at Wake Island...Got your photo, was wondering if you had any more. Was quiet a hair raising experience for those on board. Bill | |||
| 51 | Thu Mar 11 2004 22:15 | Robert E. Moore | remm@ncats.net |
| 52 | Thu Mar 11 2004 22:20 | Robert E. Moore | remm@ncats.net |
| I'm into family tree's also if I can cet the down load to work I will be able to see if your Moore's are the same as mine.... I'm from Michigan and we came from N.Y. Thanks Rob | |||
| 53 | Fri Apr 9 2004 11:08 | Sam Taylor | samt979@aol.com |
| Good job Charlie | |||
| 54 | Wed May 5 2004 10:38 | Robin Duncan Kendall | robinkendall@bellsouth.net |
| Just updating my e-mail address for anyone connected to the Mt. Kit Carson accident. So far from Mr. Moores homepage I have found Frank Johnson and Jim Pazek, other surviving family members. Thanks so much Mr. Moore. | |||
| 55 | Tue Jun 15 2004 17:21 | ||
| 56 | Sat Jul 3 2004 14:27 | Pat Seibert | pat-n-the-hat@cox.net |
| I live in Tulsa, Ok and am looking for a woodcarver to carve four corbels for our new home. We cannot locate any that are the specific size we need. Can you do this? If not, do you know anyone in Tulsa who you may recommend? | |||
| 57 | Tue Aug 10 2004 08:14 | leonard | mutebi_leo@yahoo.com |
| This is a nice website | |||
| 58 | Sun Sep 5 2004 21:44 | muerto | |
| I'm from the future. There is a lot of bad acting in the future. Everyone is addicted to reality tv. The children spend all day watching reality tv in school and they're all part of the massive reality school system super reality tv show. | |||
| 59 | Thu Nov 18 2004 12:48 | John Polzella | mumf1@comcast.net |
| Thanks for the picture of the KC-135 on Wake Island; first pics ever. I was seated 2 seats in front of the APU; SSgt Quigley was behind me. We were sharing headsets listening to piolt dump fuel. Also saw the lft wing inboard eng injest water. | |||
| 60 | Sun Jan 9 2005 02:53 | Trent Turner | trentturner@comcast.net |
| Uncle Charles, I enjoyed your website! I cherish the carvings you have given our family. I think you should enhance the website to show some of the other things you have built, including the slide guitar & amplifier, as well as the minatures you shared with me decades ago. I'm honored to be related to someone so talented! I'm also surprised & happy that your documentation of the airplane crashes is able to bring closure to so many people. It just goes to show how good intentions have benefits far beyond initial expectations! Look forward to talking to you soon! Trent | |||
| 61 | Tue Jan 18 2005 16:01 | Debbie Senters | Dds71@aol.com |
| This is really weird. I was google-ing my own name tonight and found where there is another Debbie Senters that signed your address book back in 2003. She was number 42 (I think) My name is the same and I'm interested to know more aobut her. Can you hook me up with her? Or just tell her that I'll be putting her on my buddy list and looking for her to sign on to AOL eventually to talk to her. Thanks. | |||
| 62 | Mon Mar 28 2005 22:59 | ||
| 63 | Sat Jul 16 2005 12:16 | Ken Ross | kdavidross@aol.com` |
| While I was scanning through the CHS alumni, I noticed that you graduated with my brother, Franklin Jordan. He is alive and well at 85 in Borger, TX where he has lived for 55 years. Nice wood carvings. | |||
| 64 | Sat Jul 16 2005 12:17 | Ken Ross | kdavidross@aol.com` |
| While I was scanning through the CHS alumni, I noticed that you graduated with my brother, Franklin Jordan. He is alive and well at 85 in Borger, TX where he has lived for 55 years. Nice wood carvings. | |||
| 65 | Tue Jul 19 2005 23:26 | FRANKLIN S. JORDAN | NONE |
| WE GRADUATED TOGETHER IN 1939. I NOW LIVE AT 209 BRUSH ST., BORGER,TX 79007. MY PHONE IS 806-2745579. WRITE OR CALL ME. FRANKLIN | |||
| 66 | Sun May 7 2006 17:07 | J | jbriner_79@hotmail.com |
| Thank you so much for maintaining your guestbook. Because of this guestbook, I now have the opportunity to find other children left from the Sept. 10 1962 plane crash. My dad died that day, and left me, my mom and an unborn baby girl. I look forward to connecting with the other surviving children. | |||
| 67 | Tue May 9 2006 20:53 | William B. Benshoof, II | benshoofs@earthlink.net |
| I was born at Ellsworth AFB. I was a toddler when the Mount Kit Carson accident occurred. The dead and their survivors are not forgotten. My mother, Sharon, and my father, Bill, have cried, mourned and prayed for everyone touched by the tragedy for over 40 years. | |||
| 68 | Sun Jul 9 2006 01:25 | Larry Penberthy | mrgarlic@gmail.com |
| I was a crew chief on a KC 135 out of Ellsworth. I was supposed to be on that plane in 1962.They called my wife to tell her that I was dead, and I answered the phone. They announced over the radio in Oregon that an Oregon crew member was on the plane. But I had by that time called all my family to say that I was ok. If anyone needs some information that I might have, please write. I am leaving tomorrow from Portland to Mt Kit Carson. I want to see the site. I will return with photos. Larry | |||
| 69 | Thu Nov 30 2006 18:07 | Peter F. Bretz | jnpbretz@pinncom.com |
| Thanks for the pictures, my brother Sam Bretz was aboard the KC 135 jet tanker that crashed into Mt. Kit Carson in Sept of 1962. I will always miss him. Pete Bretz | |||
| 70 | Fri Apr 27 2007 12:22 | Frank A Johnson | faj106@verizon.net |
| Re: KC135 Crash 9/10/62 on Mt. Kit Carson. To all families, friends who are in some way connected to that crash, please get in touch when you can. My email has changed to the above. my phone number is 609-226-8001 ( cell) and my address will change in May of 07 to 106 Birch Dr. Hammonton, NJ 08037 God speed to you all. FAJ | |||
| 71 | Tue Sep 11 2007 12:08 | Brenda Miller | brendam@okstate.edu |
| Mr. Moore, I was checking out each CHS class when I came upon your name and your web site. I don't know if you knew any of my family, my father C.C. (Jr.) Daugherty or his sisters, Ruth and Glendoris. As others before me writing to you in your guestbook, I am taken back. I wanted to say thank you for all you are/have done/and I'm sure will do for others, with your research, paintings and carvings. You are a great American, Mr. Moore and it is a privilege to get to know you through your web site and to have come from the same small town. | |||
| 72 | Wed Jan 2 2008 05:46 | Bill Benshoof | benshoofs@earthlink.net |
| The heroes of the Cold War and their survivors who were affected by the terrible tragedy of the KC-135 crash in 1962 are not forgotten. My father, Bill Sr., and my mother, Sharon, always remembered you. My father's memorial service contained a special section for you. Both Sharon and Bill Sr. have passed away now, but you are not forgotten. | |||
| 73 | Tue Apr 14 2009 17:59 | Gary Phillips | gary@throckwisp.com |
| Hi Charles, I too was a member of the cleanup crew at the crash site in Taiwan in 1968. I was a radioman stationed at CCK at the time. I setup the antenna and SSB radio on top of the mountain at the train station near Alishan. You may remember us hauling our radio equipment up on the train along with a large generator. You guys would talk to us on hadsets from the site, and we'd relay the info back to mainbase. | |||
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