Alex Goff

There's really no words that can encompass the volume of work and the dedication Neil put in. Neil did his work by hand, every one of his airports was worked over by him personally, there was no automation. I worked with Neil a fair amount during region development, he cared deeply about his creations. Every model I provided him, he expressed gratitude for the effort and that he could use it to create a better airport for our customers. We had a lot of email exchanges and Skype calls along the way, Neil was a caring and thoughtful man, he spoke about his family often. A little bit I knew about him, Neil was also an amateur radio operator, he talked to me about this a couple times, he had worked at a radio station for a while and maintained his license. I went and found his license, his call sign was K7NH. Another fun piece of info I found while searching, Neil was interviewed by a local paper in September and had his photo taken while walking on a trail: https://www.heraldnet.com/news/links-no-longer-missing-along-interurban-trail-in-lynnwood/ Neil was modest about his work and didn't bask in the spotlight, but he set a new standard and created an impressive legacy. It has been said a couple times already, but Neil's work is unparalleled and by the sheer reach of it, Neil should be remembered as one of the all-time greats. Rest in peace, Neil.

Once I wrap up my current (non-NA) airport I plan on heading out to somewhere in the Northeast and knocking out a project. Where, I haven't figured out yet

I've been hanging around here for a while, maybe time to jump in! I picked up FS pretty recently. My first sim was FS2004 that I started using around 2007. I picked up the design side of things almost 3 years ago. Besides flightsim and developing I am a student at university studying IT with a focus on databases and security. For the most part of the year I live in the small town of Statesboro among the cotton fields and cattle but my hometown is about 3.5hrs away on the edge of Atlanta. Anyway, here is the least frightening picture I could find! The ocean is about an hour away and the climate is very mild, well except for the brutal summer, so the beach is available even in the winter!