JOHN SCRIVNER
PILOT


I was leafing through the Obituary page today and although I can't supply any specific date info, on many of the pilot's 
listed there is no info at all. My memory is far from perfect but
I thought I'd pass along what I remember about some of these guys. 

John Scrivner: I believe John was killed in a light airplane accident not too long after the merger. He had a great sense of 
humor and was a valuable asset in the ALPA work he did.

H.A. "Frosty" Frost
(11/26/99)


Hi Jake,

That was super of Frosty to have gone through the names to recall some
tidbits about some of the fellows who have Flown West.  I will add a
couple of comments to those pilots Frosty listed that I recall something
special about.  On the (unfortunately) long list, I will try to do that
another time.

"John was a great chess player.  I do not remember winning once playing
with him.  He was killed going up in a Mooney with a friend.  This
surprised many of us as John didn't care much for light aircraft and
usually declined this type of flying.  He sure was a pleasant fellow to
be around.  He got me started in saving and investing the top 10% of
everything I earned.  Before that, I thought all that could be taken care of later." 
Billy Walker
(11/26/99)


IN MEMORIAM

Captain John Scrivner, former Chairman of the ALPA Negotiating Committee and a senior Convair 580 captain
was killed in a light aircraft which crashed near Franktown, Colo., Feb.15.

Frontier News
March/April 1977


According to the Social Security Death Index,
Johnny Scrivner was born 29 Aug 1932 and died Feb 1977, age 44
Jake Lamkins
(5/27/00)