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Next scheduled lunch:
Wednesday June 4th, 2025
11am at Billy Baroos’s

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Next scheduled lunch:
Wednesday October 1st, 2025
11am at Billy Baroos’s

Recent Passings:

Jack Shue
12/26/2024

Jack Shue passed away on December 26th. I was told by Robert Moshcatel that he was having Kidney problems. Jack worked in the Strain Gage Lab for many years, and we went on some remote assignments together. Rest in Peace Jack

Cory Dale Rhea
8/8/1963 - 11/14/2024

Our Hydraulics expert, Cory Rhea, passed away on November 14th, 2024. He was diagnosed with Glioblastoma a year prior. Cory’s company was awarded a contract in 1998 by Chris Nelson at the recommendation of Fred Bush and Leon Adams (hydraulic repair guys in the 9-99 bldg). Cory became direct in 2008. His expertise was vast and he’ll be missed in many ways. His Memorial was well attended, including many retirees I hadn’t seen in years.

–Kevin Salzman

[Obituary]

Frank Razor
August 9, 2024

Sad news. Frank Rasor passed away yesterday. He was one of my mentors at Boeing. His son Jeremy posted this today. Such a good guy.
– Steve Onustack

Many of you knew my dad from his travels around the world and many of you have known him his whole life. One thing I know for sure, is we are all connected by his generosity and friendship. We could not have asked for a better father, grandfather, husband, or friend. He left this world so soon, as he still had so much to offer. I try to find comfort in knowing he’s with Jesus and that some day I will get to be with him again. He left us yesterday morning in his sleep and we believe he had a peaceful passing. We will have an update for all once a memorial service has been planned. Thank you for your prayers.

Jeremy Rasor

Allan T Clark
December 28, 2023

Matthew Aaron Langworthy
1989 - May 22, 2023

Matthew Langworthy has passed away due to a bike accident in Mesa Arizona. Our hearts and minds go out to him and his family. We are devastated by the loss of such a young talent engineer.
Accident report – Obituary