Ian Bellis (message from Aerodyne)

[flyboyZA 0]

Dear friends, colleagues and skydivers,

We are extremely sad having to inform you that our dear friend and colleague Ian Bellis was killed in a tragic road accident last Wednesday, June 25th.

Ian was the president of Aerodyne Research in Florida and a co-founder of the new Aerodyne group. He was a driving force in our team and instrumental in the development of our company.

The untimely departure of Ian is a complete blow to us. We loose a very good friend and highly appreciated colleague. If you knew Ian personally, you will easily understand how we will miss his friendship, energy and wisdom. We are committed to keep Ian’s spirit alive in the tasks that are ahead of us, and work with even more dedication to achieve the success he aimed for.

We send our sincere condolences to Ian’s girlfriend Denise and to Ian’s family. We offer them our support in these difficult times.

We hope you will join us in our mourning. Should you wish to share your feelings with us, we invite you to post your messages, memories or condolences on our Internet website www.aerodyne-int.com

Sincerely,

Dominique Marcu
CEO Aerodyne International

[sducoach 0]

To Ian, Family, Friends, and Aerodyne,

You all are in my prayers. Ian, thank you again for your friendship, teaching, and the help that you always provided. I will miss you. Blue Skies are yours forever. God's speed.

J.E.

James 4:8

[skymedic 0]

Blue skies brother Ian....have fun in the eternal freefall...

Marc
otherwise known as Mr.Fallinwoman....

[Push 0]

As I understand, he was involved in the design of the Triathlon, which is my main canopy. Blue skies Ian, and thank you.

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