“Although I have not been directly associated with aviation, I am proud to be a part of this organization with its valuable contributions to our community.”

Larry was a founding board member, a private pilot, and an aviation and military enthusiast.

Larry has been on the board for 11 years and is a private pilot.

“My passion for AHP is to see education of our youth and community about aviation and its contribution to our nation’s freedom. “

“AHP is a visual and physical reminder to the public of the dedication and sacrifices local aviators have made for us to enjoy our freedom and our American way of life.”

Kris served in the Field Artillery of the US Army. “I am honored to be a part of the Aviation Heritage Park.  It is important to celebrate the rich history of South Central Kentucky, and to honor the great accomplishments of our local veterans and aviators.”

“AHP is important to me… my entire family has been involved in aviation, both private and military, virtually my entire life.”

Founding member, past president and Director Emeritus. “The AHP concept of honoring real people with real stories from our community is very important to me.”

President Mike joined the board in 2017. “Using aircraft to tell the stories of people from our community is important to me. We get to entertain and educate many people of different generations with the displays.”

A veteran of the Air Force, Alvin has been a board member and supporter since AHP’s inception. The original “Save 550” were a local walking group who discovered Dan Cherry’s derelict Phantom  at a VFW in Enon, Ohio.

A longtime board member, past president, Director Emeritus, and past Hangar Party chair. “I loved teaching the future leaders of our country. Volunteering at AHP is a natural follow-on. I’m still serving my country.”

Susan is serving as secretary of AHP.

Carroll was a founding member, the first president and currently Director Emeritus. AHP is “an integral part of Bowing Green… I consider it a real honor to have played a part in it’s inception and continued growth.”

Long time board member. “I have great respect for those who have served our country and made it safe and secure for all of us and being involved with AHP is a way to show my appreciation…”

“My interest in AHP is… education of our youth in the local contribution of servicemen… to expand the knowledge of the military’s role in the development of our country.”

William’s father served with the US Army and did a tour in Vietnam 1965-1966. Growing up in a military family I have always had a deep appreciation for our veterans and their service to our nation.  Being appointed to the AHP board allows me to serve our community by sharing the rich history of local aviators and inspire future generations to make a positive impact through a career in aviation.

Kim was instrumental in gaining original tax-exempt status, and provides financial guidance. “I have great admiration and respect for our area aviators who served with distinction.”

“Our Aviation Heritage Park is a fantastic way to serve the local community and honor our aviation heroes”

Bob is a private pilot and a longtime board member serving as a past president. “I am proud to be a part of AHP, sharing the rich and important history of our region’s aviators.”

Gerald is the Artifact Restoration and Maintenance Chairman. “AHP honors local aviators and veterans as well as inspiring the next generation.”

Board member for many years. “My interest stems from opportunities to share stories of local heroes who flew… in the service of our country.”

Mike has been on the AHP board for 5+ years.

“My position on the AHP board is a great honor. I would like to honor the area’s aviation greats with my service to the proposed museum.”

Joe Tinius joined the board in 2009 and has served as president for the past 3 years. In 2021 he will serve as past president. “I serve on the AHP Board to honor the service of my Father and Father-in-law in the US Army in WWII.”

Board member for several years. “I deeply appreciate the contributions and sacrifices our veterans have made for our way of life. AHP is important to educate and motivate younger generations.”

Past President – “AHP is important… to honor very accomplished aviators… inspire future generations and show respect for those who served…”

Consulting engineer and construction manager. “…I have 60 years experience in engineering and construction. I enjoy sharing my expertise by leading the construction of the Museum.”