The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 86

C3-The Post, Wednesday, May 11, 1983 I 111 I PI PC THER PRIVATE, WW! MiW" INTIMATE INTIMATE Local News SOCIAL CLUB FOR SOPHISTICATED PEOPLE. If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN ADDED DIMENSION IN YOUR LIFESTYLE, CALL N. BROWARD 941-5S66 SINGLES CLUB Victim of Navy Training Flight Buried in Delray Car Insurance C3 earning his pilot's wings, a road test in the sky. When the ope-hour flight Thursday from Saufley Air Fielcf near Pensacola was over. Rowe's dream By Joseph Schwerdt Staff Writtr DELRAY BEACH It was Ensign Donald Rowe last flight before 1 fswp im 1 I SOUTHERN MANOR 18 HOLE PAR 71 CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE Ensign Donald Rowe T-34C plane collided Thursday with another plane.

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But his T-34C training plane collided with another plane. The 22-year-old son of a Boynton Beach couple and his flight instructor were killed in the fiery wreck. "I was Navy," his father Donald Rowe Sr. said yesterday after his son's military funeral at St. Vincent Ferrer Church in Delray Beach.

"He always wanted to do everything I did. I was a submarine sailor. That's the one thing he tried and didn't like. So he decided to be a pilot." Rowe's coffin, draped with the American flag, was saluted with 21 guns at Palm Beach Memorial Park yesterday. Taps echoed across the cemetery.

"I spoke with him a week ago last Saturday," said Donald a cable repairman for Southern Bell. "He always called. He never missed a Saturday night in five years. We always waited for his call. He was a loving son.

"We talked about flying. We always talked about the things he did. That's all that was on his mind. The (flight training) course was so difficult. He didn't have time for much else.

He had to study 4Vi hours a day." A native of Syracuse, N.Y., Rowe graduated from the University of Mississippi May 16, 1982, with a bachelor's degree in marine biology. He entered the Navy the next day. "I had all my pictures taken from all over the world," said Donald who was in the Navy from 1952-1956. "He naturally took a liking to it. He loved the Navy.

He was going to make a career of it." Rowe had been flying since September, much to the dismay of his parents. If their son had one fault, his father LADIES if INTRODUCING ELDERCARE For The Elderly "A Way of Life Not Just A Place To Live" 24 HOUR PERSONAL SERVICES SUPERVISION SHORT LONG STATE LICENSED pa I I 1 -I I I I I Le Gym said, it was an absence of fear and a willingness to try almost anything. "He was never frightened of anything," Donald Sr. said. "That was his biggest problem.

He was never afraid of anything since he was a baby. We were always afraid that he would do something he couldn't handle "I didn't like him being a pilot too much. His mother didn't like it at all. We tried to learn to live with it. We always tried to encourage him to do whatever he wanted to do." Rowe was doing well, Lt.

Max Graeber of the Pensacola Naval Air Base said. The T-34C is regarded as a safe plane, but the nine-month training program is very intense, Graeber said. "If he was up in a (final training flight) he must have been doing very well," Graeber said. "To get that far you have to have something on the ball. You have to be a pretty special person.

It's a very demanding program." The details of Rowe's crash are unknown. Graeber said it will be at least three months before the cause is determined. Rowe and his instructor Lt. Melvin Buflod, 28, of Milton, collided with another T-34C above Saufley Air Field near the Florida-Alabama border. AEROBIC jt BODY BUILDING CENTER FOR WOMEN featuring the finest in, AEROBIC Unique Family Care CLASSES Liiuiicu uuer PROFESSIONAL 7., rv 5 BTVk 11 INSTRUCTIONS 498-8500 13132 Barwick Rd.

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But the routine will change May 27, when Schuettlers Grocery Store will close while the couple takes an "extended" vacation. "I think it's time to quit after all these years," 69-year old Schuettler said. He said he wants to go fishing. "But we aren't closing the store," said his wife, whose father started the business in 1933. "We're just phasing it out," she said.

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