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Posted January 1st, 2012 by mapalmiter with No Comments
January is going to be a busy month! We wanted to let you know about a few different opportunities to see us before we go. Every chance we get to spend time with our friends and family mean a lot to us. Your support and contact will fill our hearts as we prepare to leave. We would love to see you this month!
Thanks!
New ways to connect with us:
Facebook: Mike & Ana Palmiter
Twitter: ...
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Posted November 18th, 2011 by mapalmiter with No Comments
We are excited to share with you what we have been up
to this fall. God has been faithful beyond what we
deserve; here is a small effort on our part to give Him the
credit. Believe it or not, but our big move is upon us!
February 2nd is going to come very quickly.
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Posted November 17th, 2011 by mapalmiter with No Comments
Below is an article and video from one of Mike’s instructors, Jack Sluiter. You can read the rest of the article about mountain week by clicking on the link below the text.
Mountain Week has got to be the highlight for every candidate going through pre-field orientation at JAARS. Who wouldn’t want to spend 10 days in the enchanted Appalachian Mountains, camping out in a hangar with your favorite flight instructors and a ...
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Posted November 12th, 2011 by mapalmiter with No Comments
There’s nothing like spending 10 days flying in the mountains. While our time in Alaska last summer exposed Mike to flying in terrain larger than the hills found in Michigan, the last 10 days felt like real mission flying. Time was spent learning about ridge crossings and how to execute minimum radius canyon turns. Some of the strips that he flew into were less than 1000 ft. long and had as much ...
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Posted October 17th, 2011 by mapalmiter with No Comments
Sometimes it’s funny to hear people say, “Wow, you guys have such an exciting life!” There is no denying that at times we have been places, met people, and saw things that tend to a more adventurous lifestyle. You cannot go to Alaska or Africa without some interesting stories, but in the bigger picture we are pretty average. We like to think that we are just keeping our options open for God. You might ...
