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July – September 2013
www.deltalivingmagazine.com
Brentwood Mayor Bob Taylor proudly stands with Lt. Col. Frederick
W. Miller of the U. S. Air Force, his war bride Claire Miller and their
daughter Diana Beal of Brentwood. Miller, 91, navigated 35 missions,
20 of them were at night. On May 5, 2013, Miller and his wife Claire
celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary.
WWII Veteran Ralph Netzer with his wife Lee to his right and
Brentwood Mayor Bob Taylor on his left. Ralph is 90-years-old
and was a B-17 pilot.
Walter Ruehlig brings his copy of Delta Living Magazine to Montjuic, the
principal site of the Barcelona Olympics, and now the home of the magic
lights fountain, art museum and swimming soccer complex.
The Patriots Jet Team Foundation (PJTF) is a non-profit, all-volunteer education organiza-
tion dedicated to bringing the future of air and space to the youth of America. PJTF provides
youth with a hands-on understanding of science, engineering, mathematics and technology
subjects that will help them achieve their career goals. Visit them at www.pjtf.org.
Above: Jeff “Mojo” Jess of Byron Mojo
has been a pilot for 15 years, flying for
the Patriots for last 6.5 years.
Photos by Charleen Earley
Below: Red Day, May 9, 2013, was host-
ed by Michael and Kellie Temby and their
Keller Williams Team. Two Patriots fight-
er jets took three passes over the Veter-
ans Park in Brentwood. RED Day (Renew,
Energize and Donate) is an initiative
dedicated to celebrating Keller Williams
Realty’s year-round commitment to im-
proving local communities.
(L-R) Pilot Jeff “Mojo” Jess, Anthony Viscia, Terry Grieb, and Pilot Randy “Howler” Howell
took two fighter jets out for a spin, flying at only 250mph. Both Anthony and Terry were
given a brief safety course before taking to the friendly skies.
(L-R) Delta Lion Lisa Taylor with Deer Valley student volunteers Sidne and Devin,
siblings, who helped serve ice cream floats at the Delta Lion booth at the 30th An-
nual Special Kids Day on May 16, 2013 at the DeLuna Ranch in Brentwood. “I just
wanted you to know how exceptional they were. They smiled and served every
child who walked up. Some kids were extremely disabled and difficult to com-
municate with. Deer Valley should be very proud of these two students. I know I
was!” said Lion Lisa Taylor.
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