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 Post subject: Ed Maloney
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Steve Hinton sent out a message yesterday that Ed Maloney was in the hospital and in pretty bad shape with a blood infection.
Steve just sent out another message that Ed is responding well to treatment and is in better shape today.
With that good news I thought it would be a good opportunity for the WIX community to rally around him with our prayers and good wishes.

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Best wishes to Mr. Maloney. I think of him as the first warbird collector. Although I have never met him he has my respect.

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I hope that you get well sir. A true legend in saving warbirds.

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I agree with all here, he is the pioneer of today's warbird movement. I hope things improve quickly.


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I'll be praying for Mr. Maloney's improvement.

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It goes without saying that Mr. Maloney is an irreplacable cornerstone of the warbird movement. Many prayers for his speedy recovery.

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Hang in there, Ed...you still have a lot more work to do!!!

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I've met Ed on a number of occasions and always found him to be a wonderful chap. I put his contribution to the preservation of aviation history right up there with Paul Garber, which is a huge mountain to climb. All the best Ed... please get well soon!

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Ed, My thoughts and prayers are for you.....

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Best wishes and prayers duly sent for Ed.

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All the best to Ed. He's always been gracious and good to me. He's a great man.
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Best of luck Sir, get well soon!

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a true icon of the warbird movement, & probably the grandaddy of of them all. i wish him all the best & a speedy recovery.

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