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Honor
Roll of Donors
Tom Blair
50,000.00
Thanks
to:
Joel Rosen and Marty Schorr
Richard
Tula, CEO of Biodirect
for the donation of an
Optical Comparator.
Special
Thanks to:
The
Royal Norwegian Air Force Museum
Colonel Roar Glenne
Ambassador Guttorm Fjeldstad.
SPONSORS

Robert
Gaines
6300.00

We would like to offer
a profound thank you for the very kind donation made by the
players of WWII Online. This group has raised $1990 so far
and their efforts are very much appreciated!

The players
of www.wwiionline.com
View the list of individual
contributors.

Avery
Tools
High
quality aircraft tools
www.averytools.com

Bearing Inspection, Inc.
The world's
largest independent bearing services company.
www.bii.net

Concorde Battery Corporation
The leading manufacturer
of premium quality lead-acid batteries. Please visit their
website at concordebattery.com


PolyFiber
The standard
in fabric covering and composite finishes.
polyfiber.com

Richard
van Meeteren
for the 1936 Focke Wulf
Fliegerkalender.

LIFETIME MEMBERS
Ole Bjorn Saelensminde

$2300 DONORS
Stephen B. Cook

$1000 DONORS
Air Assets® International
Warbird Recovery
Gordon Page

$900 DONORS
Michael
Pohl

$550 DONORS
E.
Charles Lowrance Jr.
$400
DONORS
Michael
"Tony" Curtis

$350
DONORS
James
and Lana Roberts
Timo "Kossu" Niiranen
Jeff
Fiscus
$300
DONORS
Mark
Daney
George Pils
$280
DONORS
John
Norquist

$200
DONORS
Gary
Van Farowe
Gene Davidson
James Guarnieri
Eric Trimbur

$150
DONORS
James
Cook
Louis Rotundo

$125
DONORS
James
and Betty Fritts

$100
DONORS
Ron Gamelli
John Norquist
Akira Yasuda
George Eisele
Max Fundenberger
Greg Batts
Scott Tiemann
Jerry Tiemann
Phillip L. Ulm
Rupert Murphy II
Greg Batts
Mathias Jansson
Fraser Gray
Sanford
Danziger
Dr. M. Timken

$50 DONORS
Peter
Norley
(Nephew
of W/O Cecil Ceasar)
Tim Gagnon
Mark Daney
Mikhail Kruglyak
Domingo C. Parada, Jr.
Gary Hethcoat

$40 DONORS
Russ
Snadden

$30 DONORS
Michael
Kellner
Scott Loiacono

$25 DONORS
Mark Degnan
Sons of Norway
Vikingworld Orlando Lodge 3-501

$20 DONORS
Robert Perry

$10
DONORS
Marc
Domenico Cipollone

EQUIPMENT
DONORS
McFarlane
Aviation Products
for
the extra custom snap swivel included in the batch they recently
manufactured.
Richard
v. Meeteren
(provided our shop computer, and
many small important items for the rebuild.)
Vaughn
Hosmann
for
priceless gifts of literature in
support of the restoration.
Special
Thanks to Volunteer
Tom Davidson
Special
Thanks to
EAA
United
Auto Workers (UAW)
Peter Soltau
Jamie Iverson
Klaus Wendel
at Robert Bosch GmbH
Kjetil
Akra
Olebjorn
Salensminde
Dietrich
Alsdorf
Jens
Grosse-Kampmann
Horst
Beck & Joachim Beck
Michael
Decker
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Memberships
are now available!
Members get free
admission to the museum and shop and can watch the restoration
process in person much longer than the tour lasts (if they stick
around long enough, we'll put 'em to work!), periodic updates
on the progress of the restoration and museum in greater detail
than on the website, 20% discount on the purchase of original
artifacts not being used in the restoration. Members also receive
a White 1 sticker in full color to help show your support with
pride.
Memberships are $40.00
(USD) for one year, and are TAX DEDUCTIBLE, for US citizens.
We are absolutely most grateful for extra donations as well.
We need it to move forward faster! Please be generous.

Become a Member now!
You can also send your
payment by mail. Please send a check or money order (payable
to the White 1 Foundation Inc.) along with your name and contact
information.
White 1 Foundation,
Inc.
822 North Hoagland Blvd.
Kissimmee, FL 34741
USA
(All information will
remain confidential and WILL NOT be sold.)

Be
a part of Aviation History!
CORPORATE
SPONSORS WANTED!
Sponsor
an actual piece of White 1. Pick a particular part (from a
bolt or nut to a larger component) and sponsor the rebuild
of that part to certificated flightworthy condition. Sponsors
will be posted on our website with the corresponding component.
Contact us for more information about this new sponsorship
program!
Thanks
again to John Norquist for sponsoring the uplock
screws & fuel filter spring. Thank you John!
John
Norquist has also sponsored the BMW 801 oil cooler thermostat
bushing and set screw for the uplock limit switch. We
greatly appreciate the support, it is a HUGE help right now!
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is the uplock, you can see the screws. Rebuilt exactly
as original! Even the yellow felt washer under the
rectangular steel bezel will be present.
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Below
are some other parts that need a sponsor!
We are a 501 C3 organization!
Any donations are tax deductible.
In order to complete
our projects, we need, as you can imagine, a lot of help.
People all over the world are helping to locate parts and
technical information. We also accept monetary donations.
Every dollar helps.
All donors who wish
to receive credit will be listed here on our website. Donors
of at least 1000.00 USD, or of significant parts will, with
their approval, have their name engraved on a plaque which
will be riveted to the inside engine cowling, and which will
be visible when the aircraft is displayed at museums or airshows.
Donors may also remain anonymous if they wish.
Find out how you
can become a sponsor today!
We also greatly appreciate
help from businesses or corporations who can supply products
or services. Advertising space is available in our shop, on
our website, and by special arrangement.
Mission
Statement
Special Thank you:
We would like to thank Ole Bjorn Saelensminde and Geir Tangen
for the loan of the rudder differential unit. With this item
we will duplicate one for White 1 and one for Gelb 16. This,
I believe is THE LAST original part(s) we needed to literally
have an example of every original part necessary to complete
Weisse Eins' restoration. I can not now think of any part
we are missing, and I hope that I am correct!
Withe the arrival of this unit, I will also begin a new feature
in our Member's Section: Work in Progress. This will allow
our members to follow along with the restoration of this assembly
from start to finish, so one may get an understanding of just
what is involved to restore just one small part of the airplane,
and just how amazing these machines really are!
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