Microlighters

It is with sadness that I hereby inform our members that the long serving Alan Mac, our Editor, Website Administrator, loyal member and friend has tendered his resignation from Misasa.

It would be far too little space here to express our gratitude to him for his many years of service to our sport and his dedication to his fellow pilots as well as his monumental effort to making our Magazine such a high quality publication.

On behalf of the Committee Alan, thank you for everything you have done for us over the past decade, your presence will be sorely missed and your boots will be hard to fill. We wish you all the best for the future and I think I speak for all of us when I say you would be welcomed as a good friend on whatever Apron you may find yourself.

Alan has kindly offered to assist with the publication of the next two magazines, (providing we give him content!)

We will very shortly be asking for someone to step up to the plate and volunteer their time and skills to become our new Editor.

Can I ask anyone interested to please send your details to us at: pro@misasa.org

Many Thanks,

The basics required for being the editor will be:

Computer literate, with a reliable internet connection
A good knowlege of editing and digital layout, the software avalable and its use.
Basic Marketing skills.

Please send your responses to the above e mail address.

Alan's resignation is indeed a very sad day for MISASA...

We sincerely hope he changes his mind in due course but am aware that he is attending to a very demanding project that really does need his undivided attention.

Sad, SAD day!

Gee Alan. So sad to hear. Your shoes are going to be very hard to fill. I hope the wild coast fly away will still continue.
Regards,
Vernon.

Sorry to hear this, but thank you very much for your contribution Alan

So sorry to hear
You have left a big void in the microlighting fraternity.
All the best

Eish very sad but thanks for all you have done thus far and hopefully will continue

Sad to see Nemo disturbed, he will be missed.

LAdies & Gents... I don't think Alan is "lost" to MISASA.

It is going to be up to us all in providing content for the magazine to keep him in our midsts. If that is not going to be forthcoming then well.....