Portland Area Sailplane Society

Remembering Robin Robinson

Saturday, April 25, 11:00 am

Robin's family is planning a memorial service at the Hillside Chapel, 1306 7th Street, Oregon City, OR.

Saturday, May 2, at noon - the next ALES contest in St. Paul

PASS is holding a Celebration of Life event to honor Robin. The celebration will include a lunchtime "fly anything electric" flight culminating in a special "launch Robin into a thermal". Immediately after, lunch will hosted by PASS for all that attend.

You don't need to compete in the contest to join us for the celebration and lunch. However, we do need to plan for enough food, so please let Tom Culmsee know if you will attend the contest and/or Celebration lunch by Wednesday, April 29th.

Welcome to PASS!

The Portland Area Sailplane Society (PASS) is a chartered club of the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA). Our members fly all glider classes including multi-task thermal, slope soaring, cross country, thermal duration and hand launch. We also fly electric, aerobatics, scale and fun-flying.

Join Us...

We are one of the most active R/C sailplane clubs in the United States. With over 200 years of combined experience among our members.

Come Fly with Us...

Each year, we hold several sanctioned events and welcome all AMA members. Our members enjoy the use of our thermal flying site in St. Paul, Oregon, and several slope sites that are within a 2-hour drive of Portland. We always welcome new members.

Contact Us...

Bruce RosePresident503.848.2258

Keith RagsdaleVice President503.521.0817

Tom CulmseeTreasurer503.358.8421(text or call)

Pat ChewningSecretary503.341.3648

Membership

To become a new PASS member, complete and submit he membership application below.

If you have any questions about PASS membership, contact our Treasurer, Tom Culmsee.

Open the Application

Meetings

Join us for our regular monthly meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 6:30 pm (view the calendar for location).

If you want to learn to fly, this is the place to meet people who would love to show you how.

Events

One of the best ways to learn to fly is to attend contests. Many of our pilots have flown over 30 years.

If you are new to R/C sailplanes and want some help with a maiden launch, we are here to help.

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