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Article source: https://journalstar.com/lifestyles/announcements/obituaries/jerry-lee-robinson/article_3c5f84b1-36f9-5f74-ba06-85d1dc1fa87b.html

Mark Sorenson loves flying. As a commercial airline pilot, the veteran often can be found flying jet airliners around the country. However, over the last decade, modern technology has essentially taken the flying out of the pilot’s hands in the name of safety.

Problem is, Sorenson’s a pilot’s pilot — he needed an outlet for his aeronautical passion. The answer he found is the Tiger Airshow, which will be making its Northeast Ohio debut Labor Day Weekend at the Cleveland National Air Show.

“You know, in today’s modern airlines, there’s a lot of uniqueness to it, the skill of mastering technology, but there’s not a lot of flying involved,” said Sorenson, calling from Atlanta. “I’ll be honest, you can get on an airliner these days, and the pilot may actually hand fly six to eight minutes of a three-hour flight.

“So for guys like me who like to fly, we get home, we drag out these airplanes on our days off and fly to the middle of nowhere.”

Tiger Airshow pilots Sorenson and Mark Nowosielski will be entertaining audiences in the air with their identical Yak-55 planes, displaying aerial demonstration of precision and skill.

The duo performs razor-sharp maneuvers that will highlight the demanding skills required to fly close-formation aerobatics, all while combining the challenges of flying through smoke rings in the sky.

Yes, that’s right, smoke rings in the sky, which Sorenson said is completely original and helps create a circus-style theme for these airplanes, which are painted like tigers.

“What do you do

Article source: https://www.news-herald.com/news/ohio/tiger-airshow-makes-cleveland-national-air-show-debut-this-weekend/article_00712752-88a7-565a-a473-30c9fc8ea39e.html

Daryl Laurence Guimond, age 64, passed from this life on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018, doing what he loved to do, mowing his lawn. He was greeted at heaven’s door by his family who went before him and was welcomed into the loving arms of his Savior. He has been set free.

Daryl was born July 22, 1954, to Laurence R. and Darlene C. Guimond in Faribault. He graduated from Mayo High School in 1972. He went on to attend vocational school for tool and dye and later entered into apprenticeship with Local 6 Plumbers Pipefitters Union and became a Journeyman Plumber/Steamfitter.

Daryl married his high school sweetheart, Linda Jo Hoyer, on April 5, 1974, and they were married for 44 years to the time of his death. Daryl and Linda were blessed with a son, Jason John, on Jan. 12, 1979, and he was so very proud of his son. Daryl was further blessed with four precious grandchildren, Justin, Jackson, Olivia and Delia, and they were the light of his life. The boys loved to go to grandpa’s office and he would give them pieces of gum and Olivia loved to snuggle with grandpa in his recliner.

Daryl worked for various plumbing shops during his career after receiving his Certificate of Apprenticeship qualifying him as a Journeyman Plumber on Aug. 4, 1982. He was an instructor for Local 6 Plumbers Pipefitters Union from 1990 to 2000, teaching apprenticeship classes for Local 6 JATC. Daryl was a member of Local 6 from

Article source: https://www.postbulletin.com/tributes/obituaries/daryl-l-guimond----rochester/article_b845e59a-a793-5449-b856-401901c7fb17.html