NurseMark

Hi All:

Attached please find the 2024 MHAP Annual Meeting agenda for our Jan 20, 2024 meeting.

Also attached is a proxy in case you will not be able to attend the meeting.

Hope to see you at the meeting and here’s wishing you a blessed 2024.

In Health,

Dana

Dana Myatt

MHAP Secretary

Montezuma Heights Airport & Water Co., Inc.
Agenda for Annual Meeting
Saturday, January 20, 2024 @ 10am
Myatt-Ziemann Hangar, 2535 N Beech Blvd.
1.) Welcome and certification of quorum
2.) Approval of 2023 annual meeting minutes
3.) Treasurer’s report
4.) Water report / Request for Proposal for ongoing maintenance
5.) President’s report
6.) Maintenance reports — Marvin Manley
7.) 2024 business — runway & street surface touch-up
8.) Board of Directors election — 3 B.O.D. to be elected
9.) Appointment of committee to review 2023 financial
records and a committee to review Jan 2023 general meeting
minutes (3 board members and 3 members at large for each)
10.) Results of BOD election.
11.) Old or new business from the floor.
12.) Adjournment—The new Board of Directors will convene immediately after the annual meeting.

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Montezuma Heights Water and Airport Co., Inc. Proxy for the January 20, 2024 Annual Meeting

I will be unable to attend the January 20, 2024 Annual Meeting of
the Montezuma Heights Water and Airport Co., Inc. and therefore
request the following to serve as proxy.
_____ Corporation President
_____Corporation Secretary
______Other__________________________
Signature__________________________ Date____________
Print Name__________________________________
IMPORTANT: To be recorded you must return this proxy to the
Corporation by January 19, 2024, either by mail addressed to
Montezuma Heights Water and Airport Co., or Inc. PO Box 1749,
Camp Verde, AZ. 86322 or send by email (You can print it, fill it out
and take a picture of it) to: dana.myatt@gmail.com (our Corporate
Secretary Dana Myatt)

Randy passed early morning, Dec 31st, 2023 with his wife Felie by his side. His death came unexpectedly after a very brief illness.

 Here is a note from our President, Preston Hunting.

Dear Members of Montezuma Airpark,

It is with great sadness that I inform you that we lost a good friend and long time member of our great community yesterday.  Randy McGavock has been a vital part and an ever present member for well over 30 years!  He passed early yesterday morning (Dec 31st, 2023) in his home with his beloved wife Felie by his side.

Randy loved to read, especially all things old guns and old airplanes.  He had a sharp memory, he could tell you obscure details about any number of old airplanes without missing a beat. This may be why he did so well in the parts department of the Jeep dealership in Flagstaff.  I’ve been told that he could recited part numbers by memory to meet customers needs. 

Aviation came early in Randy’s life.  He learned to fly as a teenager and proved himself responsible enough to use his father’s Stearman with very little supervision.  The Stearman left an indelible mark on Randy only to be dimmed slightly in later years by the introduction of the Thorp T-18.  It was always enjoyable to hear him talk about his vast knowledge of these two airplanes especially.

When Felie joined him 18 years ago it was obvious he had found new purpose.  It was easy to see that he treasured her greatly. You could often see them together at various places around town or hear stories about their travels together. It was obvious that Felie brought new life and youth to him.  One of his favorite things to do was drive her around to different places as they spent much of their time together. 

Personally I’ve know Randy since the early ’90’s when I use to visited my Grandparents up here.  But more important to me has been having the opportunity to get to know him better over these last years living here.  One thing that has always stood out to me was his quiet respectable demeanor.  He was thoughtful and humble when it came to talking about things he knew very well.  He was also very quick to take instruction and learn.  I really enjoyed flying with Randy as he very rarely became frustrated and had a strong desire to do things better, holding himself to a high standard.  As a young person I communicated often with Randy as he was an avid “texter.”  I could text him at all hours of the day and night and he would get back to me almost instantly.  This being something you wouldn’t expect. 

One last thought I’d like to share here.  I never heard him direct a bad word toward anyone.  Instead when those few times members names were brought up in conversation his thoughts were always given with high esteem.  It was clear to me the respect and appreciation he held of each one of you.  I’m reminded at how life is fragile and doesn’t last near as long as we think or imagine.  All that’s left is tangible memories or lessons taught.  Let us all be a little more like Randy, quick to learn, slow to criticize, and filled with all sorts of good memories.

Randy, you will be missed my friend!

Preston Huntting
MHAP President
(520) 820-0963
MHAPPresident@gmail.com

Glen C. Tenniswood, 68, an avid aviator, was killed in a plane crash on Aug. 18, 2018.

He served his community as a firefighter and then once retired, an EECP tech in Cottonwood, Arizona.

Glen was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and is survived by his loving wife, Debbie; his children: Erica, Amy (Jeff) Ferguson of Peoria, Arizona, and Mark (Lila) of Cochise, Arizona; his grandchildren: Ashley, Ryan, McKenna, Ella and Cora. He will be missed by all in his faithful community.

In lieu of flowers, there is a fund to aid in the recovery of the plane, arranged at Desert Financial.

The following link will give the instructions, if any would be interested in helping in this way. https://nevcal.com/recover-the-plane.html

Also, is a donation account at: https://www.gofundme.com/Recovery-of-the-plane?sharetype=teams&member=650256&rcid=r01-153509416993-9c15c2878cb84d87&pc=sm_co_campmgmt_m

Information provided by survivors.

Ronald M. Walker, 78, of Camp Verde, Arizona, passed away on Aug. 18, 2018. He was born in Deposit, New York, on July 22, 1940.

Ron was married to Meredith Bragden Walker and had two daughters, Rhonda Moronez and Renee Walker, both residing in Florida.

He was retired from the United States Air Force and flew fighter jets during the Vietnam War. Lt. Col. Walker was also a “ham radio” operator whose call sign was KF4VVL.

Condolences may be conveyed at www.buelerfuneralhome.com

Information provided by survivors.