kkeefe

Anyone who knew my dad knew that he kept an enormous amounts of photos. Unfortunately, I can't identify a fraction of the people in these photos, but they stretch from way back in the late sixties, early seventies up until he died in 1999. Furthermore it's pretty safe to say that these pictures represent a visual history of a big chunk of the skydiving 'scene' during this period. I mean, he test jumped some of the first square canopies! I happen to have some unused web space and I'm thinking about making a visual timeline using these pictures. I have recently been shown several pics of him and his friends that I've never seen, so I thought that if I posted these photos perhaps people can chime in if they know who it is or when it was. Maybe I can learn a little bit more about him and perhaps it will bring back some fond memories of the man and the times. I'm not a web expert so I'm currently looking for a way to set up the site so it will be easy to navigate and comment. So, if anyone is proficient at these things, please drop me a line. Thanks.

Yep that was him... I created the website for him after his death. I got a lot of great feedback from people. I miss him too. :(

You know I don't know where Wardie is at, but I just got an email from Ron Andre in Bangkok and he said he would get word to Wardie, so I'll let you know when I find out. :)

Hi there everyone. I've created an account here to try and find people who knew my dad. He was a bit of a legend in his day. My name's Kellian, but a lot of his friends knew me as Kelli. I personally have 18 jumps (back when I was 16 - I'm 31 now) although I have long since lost my logbook. I'm looking to get back into the swing of things and I was hoping to be able to jump with people that knew my dad, so here I am. So nice to meet you everyone. :)