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What Really Matters — July 17 2016
Today I think of air Captain Chesley Sullenberger III. Born in 1951 in Denison, Texas, He was a faithful member of his Methodist Church and an excellent student. By January 15 2009 he had been a pilot for 30 years, with … Continue reading
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