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The passenger was Attorney Susan Jordan, not "Gordon".
John Austin is my uncle and he inspired me my whole life long.
He was a fully realized person, very soulful, whole and complete.
A refined, reserved and meditative person, he occupied the truism "still waters run deep" then, on a whim, he would throw an amazing party- invite the whole town, dance, joke and play until sunrise.
He knew how to live, how many of us do?
He loved flying, he loved helping other people, he loved the beauty of the earth, he loved his wife.
I have always hoped to live a life half as meaningful and adventurous as he and my aunt's and now my motivation to do so is strengthened by my wish to honor his spirit
I love and miss you John, where ever you are. We'll never be the same without you.
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