Scott Rozzell
“The 2023 Texas Aviation Hall of Fame inductees join an impressive list of members including Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and George W. Bush, the Doolittle Raiders, Tuskegee Airmen, Bessie Coleman, Eileen Collins, Gene Cernan, Gene Kranz and many more,” explained a rep for the museum.
Following remarks by museum President Doug Owens, board chair Scott Rozzell presented each of the four inductees with the official hall of fame medallion, as well as a letter of commendation from Gov. Greg Abbott.
Inductees include FlightAware founder Daniel Baker, retired Air Force Major Gen. Joe H. Engle, WWII aircraft collector Rod Lewis and Edna Gardner Whyte, a barrier-breaking flight instructor who founded two flight schools.
Daniel Baker and Tyson Weihs
Rod Lewis, Scott Rozzell, Daniel Baker, Lu Hollander, Doug Owens
Scott Rozzell and Lu Hollander
SM Sgt Promise Harris singing National Anthem
The scene
Daniel Baker, wife Jennifer and daughter Natalie
Joe and Jeanie Engle
Challenge coin and program
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Badolina's Raspberry Rose (photo by Ralph Smith Studios)
Pick up a heavenly Raspberry Rose cake for your Barbie movie celebration, and choose from cloud, origami, heart, pearls, waves or a custom shape. It will steal the show!
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Citizens' Wellness Latte (photo by Becca Smith)
Actress Margot Robbie is from Australia, so this new Australian café is all over the pink theme. Start with a pretty pink velvet latte, and then dig into its hot-pink Margot Robbie Barbie Bowl, brimming with orange, dragon fruit, pineapple, coconut, strawberries and bee pollen.
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The Beautiful smoothie (photo by Elizabeth Dondis)
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