JOE KILLINGER
PILOT


JOSEPH H KILLINGER  
Born 09 Sep 1944 
Died 25 Feb 1994 
Age 49
SSN issued in South Dakota 
-SSDI
(12/4/02)

DECEASED CLASSMATES
MARLENE ADAMS WOLF, March 25, 1995
STARLA BUTLER, July 10, 1969
MELVA (Dolly) DICKINSON MORGAN, 1995
JOE KILLINGER, Feb. 1994
Hot Springs, SD High School website
-Jake Lamkins
(12/3/02)

Joseph H. Killinger-Deceased	
4926 Steamboat Circle	
Rapid City, SD 57702
-ESOP List
(5/27/03)

The FARPA newsletter (May, 2003) shows Joe's date of death as 1/12/98.
-Jake Lamkins
(5/28/03

My dad is Joe Killinger.  He flew 737's for Frontier.  
He passed away ten years ago (February 25, 1994).  
I would love to have info on the old Frontier Airlines and be involved with them.  
Thanks for your time and consideration.
-Jake Killinger
(2/24/04)

Hello Jake,
Great hearing from you.
I'm sending you an invite to the free online Frontier Club at yahoo.
Over 400 Frontier folks are members.
We also have a newsletter I can send if you'll furnish your postal address.
Check out the Frontier website index below for tons of Frontier info.
We also have obituary and memorial pages.
We have very little on your dad.
Take a look and send me anything you'd like to include on his page.
(http://DENFL.tripod.com/Joe_Killinger,txt)
We especially need a good photo of Joe.
-Jake Lamkins
(2/24/04)

Thanks for getting back to me.  Here is a little info on my dad.
Joe Killinger - September 9, 1944 - February 25, 1994
Joe Killinger loved to fly.  After graduating from the University of South Dakota he became a navel aviator and flew A-7's off the U.S.S. Midway.  
After the military Joe went to work for Frontier Airlines flying 737's.  It really was his passion . . . he loved to be in the clouds. 
 Frontier was his life and he passed on the passion to his family.  When Frontier went under in 1986 Joe realized that he wasn't in control.  
Through that ordeal Joe gave his life to Christ and started putting everything he had into serving the Savior.  
His family always came first and he showed it by how much time he invested in his wife, and two kids.  
All three are doing well.  Both kids are married and all three are either in full-time ministry or volunteer in their local church.  
Joe lives on through his wife, children, and now grandchildren.  
I will forward this message on to my mom and sister and see if they have anything they want to add.
-Jake Killinger
(2/24/04