Yvon Trépanier is a professional welder. He recently retired to devote more time to his passion: "Aviation". He built a hangar for 5 planes with friends. When he is not too busy helping others owners repair their planes, he works hard to restore a wonderful Stinson.

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Hello everyone, my name is André Turgeon, and I have lived in Markham, Ontario for the past 24 years. The Toronto Buttonville airport (CYKZ) is at five minutes from my house. I was born in the Abitibi region, more precisely in Malartic, and I have recently retired (Octobre 2006) following a 33 year career at IBM.

I am a private pilot since 1977, when I obtained my license in Quebec City. My interest for aviation went up significantly when I bought a Cessna 185 amphibious aircraft in 2001. I have logged over 1100 hours on that plane, including two trips to the Bahamas and four participations in the International Air Rallye. I am a member of COPA, APBQ, EAA, and the Buttonville Flying Club.

I would be glad to provide any help or assistance you may need while visiting this area.

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Served as Northeast Field Director and currently as New Hampshire/Vermont Field Director for the Seaplane Pilots Association from 1989 until the present. Also a member of the Aviation Association of New Hampshire. Licensed pilot since 1985. Holds Commercial Land and Sea rating. First plane was a PA-12 on floats, wheels and skis. Currently a co-owner of a 1957 180 on wheels, skis, and CAP floats. I have also flown various Cubs and Cessna's. Most of my flying has been done on floats in NH, Maine and Quebec, mostly North of Baie Comeau and around the Kuujuaak area. Previously owned a camp North of the Manicougan Reservoir. My wife and I also made a trip to Seattle and back in a PA-12 on straight floats. Have attend

ed numerous Oshkosh, Speculator, NY and Greenville, ME fly-ins.
I was in the Merchant Marine for 34 years and sailed Master on Chemical and Oil tankers and self-unloaders to the corners of the earth and along the US coasts. I presently own a small barge business in Massachusetts. Married to Betty for 27 years who had her pilot's license before me.

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I fly a 1979 Cessna 185 on Amphib floats in the summer and Wheel/Skis in the winter. I live 60nm south of Dorval in the Adirondack Mountains near Lake Placid, NY. I have been flying throughout Quebec and Labrador for over 20 years with a keen interest in fishing and hunting. I have logged close to 6000 hours on floats and skis. I am retired from owning my own business and I am the Field Director for the Seaplane Pilots Association for upstate New York. I am 58 years old and live with my wife, Marta, and my son and daughter on Rainbow Lake (N44-28.83; W074-09.83) where I have a small non commercial Seaplane Base. I am also the ASN representative for AOPA at our local airport, SLK. I attempt to keep abreast of all cross-border facilities and operations so I can assist anyone crossing the border in this area from either direction.

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