Call to Action!

Your positivity inspires me. I will continue my work with GWW.  I am blown
away by the gracious messages from everyone. I even got a local pilot
offering to serve as a mentor. On that note, I want to encourage all pilots
out there to offer your time to other student pilots. I would love to see my
fellow scholarship applicants receive the same moral and professional support
offered to me. Every applicant deserves a mentor. Having a guide will be the
most valuable aid for a new pilot. Future mentors and mentees, please post
your progress and geographical location on the message board and connect
with one another. Let’s support each other! Let’s set a goal to match up five
student pilots with mentors by spring time.
See my GWW message board
post.
Interested in applying? See also: Scholarship Info
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Kam and daughter India
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Seattle Skyline
Daughter Hero loved this yellow
biplane at the Arlington Airshow
(First airshow for all of us!)

Girls With Wings, thank you for awarding me the
2009 scholarship! I am very grateful and
humbled. Wow, what a dynamic group of
applicants we had this year! I am very impressed
and heartened to see so many strong women out
there on the same road (or runway in our case)
as I am. I wish my fellow applicants good luck in
love to fly, and you will find the money one way or
another. An old woman once told me that “If it’s a
problem that money can solve, then it’s not a real
love to fly, and you will find the money one way or
problem at all.”
N52139 was the plane I used on
my first lesson and by chance
was the plane for my first solo.
This is me very proud after I
survived my first SOLO!
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2010 will be an exciting year! Beginning
with the launch of Penelope’s Page, Girls
With Wing’s youth newsletter. (
Link to
Penelope’s Page)  Look for my articles in
the January issue. I am looking forward
to sharing my training over the next
months with everyone here, which I’ll be
posting in the
Scholarship Journal
message board.
Tacoma Narrows Bridge
My first cross country flight to
Friday Harbor on the San Juan
Islands on a beautiful summer
day. We stopped for lunch
and this was out view.
View of North Puget
Friday Harbor. Photo
credit: My daughter
India.
Kam's Application for
the scholarship
Read Kam's Final
Thoughts
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