WAPA Board of Directors and Officers- 2008-2009

Alex Kittenplan - President '11

Alex Kittenplan is a Private Pilot with about 290 hours, based at Worcester and flying a 1977 Grumman Tiger which he owns. He is a Senior Unix and network administrator at a company in Watertown, MA and lives in Millbury, MA.

Alex's term expires in May, 2011

George Clark - Vice President '12

George Clark is an Instrument Rated Private Pilot. He is based at ORH, and flies a Cessna Cardinal 177B which he co-owns with Karl Barry. George has approximately 700 hours flying. In private life, he is a pre-sales Systems Engineer for Nortel. George also runs the WAPA website and e-mail lists. George's term on the board expires in May, 2012

Karl Barry - Treasurer '10

Karl's term on the WAPA board expires in May, 2010

Dave Libbey - Clerk '12

Dave Libbey is a 160 hour Private Pilot. He flies out of ORH and 60M but doesn't yet own a plane. After spending 35 years as an actuary, he now restores antique tractors and co-owns a small sawmill for fun and frolic.

Dave's term on the Board expires in May, 2012.

Amos Heckendorf '11

Amos's term on the WAPA board expires in May, 2011

Raul Porras '12

Raul's term on the WAPA board expires in May 2012

Chris Kosak '10

Chris Kosak is a newly Lic. Private Pilot (December 2006) with about 100 hours. Chris is currently checked out on the Cessna 152, Cessna 172 and the Piper PA-28-161 Warrior. Chris flys out of Worcester (ORH) as a member of the Worcester N.A.A. Flying Club. In private life, Chris is an IT Project Manager with The Hanover Insurance Group in Worcester. Chris's term on the board expires in May 2010

Jim Engberg '11

Jim Engberg holds a commercial pilot certificate with an instrument rating. He flys a 1977 Cessna 177B (fixed gear Cardinal) from Southbridge (3B0). Jim is a quadriplegic and flys with a Union Aviation hand control attached to the rudder pedals. Jim's term on the board expires in May 2011

Richard Gammon '10

Richard's term on the board expires in May 2010.

-- GeorgeClark - 07 Jan 2005