Women Airforce Service Pilots [WASP] - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Betty STAGG Turner, 44-W-9

Lace_Lynch — 4 Apr 2008 2:09:42 GMT

Betty's personal contribution to the history of the WASP included not only her service, but her book: "Out of the Blue and Into History" which will forever be an important historical resource on the WASP

TURNER . Betty S. (nee Stagg), died Friday, December 12, 2003. Age 81.

Betty served proudly as a Women Air Force Service Pilot in WWII and wrote and published two books and lectured proudly of her experiences. She was awarded the Veteran of the Year Award for 2003 by the Dayton VA Medical Center.

She was the beloved wife of the late William A. Turner Sr., mother of Ann Louise (Allen) Tetreault, Patricia Ann (Mark) Fleming, William A. (Anne) Turner Jr., Richard D. Turner, Robin (Trina) Turner, Susan T. (Tim) VanGorden and Judith M. (Greg) Martin, also survived by 11 grand and three great-grandchildren, dear sister of the late Richard and Donald Stagg

http://www.wingsacrossamerica.us/web/turner_betty.htm

http://www.wingsacrossamerica.us/web/turner_betty.htm

Looking for WASP

wyomingvalleydar — 14 Aug 2007 12:45:07 GMT

I am looking for any WASP or family of a WASP that would like to share their stories or thoughts. I am very interested in history abd this is one part of hisory that I feel should be shared and remembered as much as possible!
Please e-mail me at:

kathleenmbsmith@yahoo.com

Thanks very much!
Kathy Smith

Pilots, WW2.Dafoe, Sask...18-5-42

gaill184 — 18 May 2004 5:08:35 GMT

Looking for any pilots who knew Karla 'Dusty' Blakeley - who was at Dafoe, Sask May 18, 1942...
Regimental No. R129317 - He was a Sgt.
I can be reached : gaill at magma.ca