I'm not sure how along ago Ian completed his last flight plan, but I do remember him filing it.
Turned up at one of his brothers places north of CHC.....at his(Ian's) request from the night before.
You have heard this before , but for me it was a special moment...there he was, on a hospital bed they sent him home on, because he refused the Hospice.
In and out of Consciousness due to the medication... but "in" enough to know I was there ...and those , for me famous last words "turn the lights on , and give him a beer"
We shared the beer, I went back to work..and he passed away later that day.
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