George Rozinak

[crazystnic]

Very sorry to hear this, George made Ground school and Bob trainning Bearable.
was a great guy to have in the GS.

George　Kenneth　Rozinak,　Flight　Crew　Training　Instructor
It　is　with　deep　sadness　that　we　report　the　passing of one　of　our instructors.

George,　age　61,　of　Rock　Hill,　SC,　formerly　of　Pittsburgh,　PA,　passed　away　on　May　31,　2013.
George　is　survived　by　his　wife,　Muriel　Kay　Rozinak.　He　is　also　survived　by　daughters　Jennifer　Bernat　(Karl)　of　Center　Twp.,　PA,　and
Kathleen　Hermann　(Mike)　of　Zelienople,　PA;　son　1　LT　Geoffrey　Rozinak　(Christine)　of　Fort　Bragg,　NC;　stepson　Anthony　Traci　of
Sewickley,　PA;　six　grandchildren,　Kasey,　Brady,　Jack,　Sam,　Geoff　Jr.　and　Ellie;　also　survived　by　siblings　Sharon　Miller,　Bonnie
Popko,　Dan　Rozinak　and　Sue　Williamson.
He　leaves　behind　his　faithful　labrador　retriever,　Tucker.　He　was　preceded　in　death　by　parents　George　and　Alice　Rozinak.
George　graduated　from　Jacksonville　University,　FL,　and　served　from　1974　to　1981　as　an　active　duty　naval　officer　with　the　US　Navy.
George　retired　from　the　Naval　Reserves　in　1992.
For　the　past　28　years,　George　was　employed　by　US　Airways,　Inc.　as　a　Flight　Crew　Training　Instructor.　He　also　flew　as　a　corporate
pilot　for　Golden　Eagle　Construction　Company　and　as　Chief　Flight　Instructor　for　Beaver　Aviation　Service/Pan　Am　Flight　Academy　in
PA.
Friends　will　be　received　on　Wednesday,　June　5,　2013,　from　6 9　p.m.　at　the　H.P.　BRANDT　FUNERAL　HOME,　INC.,　1032　Perry
Highway,　Ross　Twp.　Pittsburgh,　PA　　412 364 4444,　where　a　Funeral　Service　will　be　held　on　Thursday　at　11　a.m.
　
　

 

[Walmartgreeter]

Thanks for that posting, I was saddened and shocked to hear about George's passing. 28 years ago I was a new hire FE, and George was my instructor. My classmate and I were George's first students, in fact HIS instructor was with him for the duration.

Kind of like my own classmates, I would see George once a year, usually in training, always touching base with a quick conversation. Did I really know him, probably not. But last June I got to spend a couple of hours with him in the CRM training with the F/As. What a great guy, I think he was actually about to retire. We reminisced about our first encounter decades ago. Life passes fast. And it was always nice to see him in the crew room sessions.

Wish I had known sooner, would like to have attended his service.

Great guy all around. I will miss him.

Greeter