a_v_c_o_AKP (100-KSC-65C-4663)
“Artist drawing of Apollo mission”
Don Mackey at his absolute finest. I scanned it at 1200 dpi, so, feel free to revel in the exquisite craftsmanship & detail.
This is the first collaborative work I’ve ever seen by Mr. Mackey! He therefore shares the rightful accolades (which he likely never received) with Jack Waldrop.
Speaking of Mr. Waldrop…possibly this “Jack” Waldrop:
“Florida Today (Cocoa, FL) - 6 Sep 1991
ROCKLEDGE - Dugan Jackson "Jack" Waldrop, 53, a technical illustrator, died Monday, Sept 2, in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. Waldrop, a native of Birmingham, was a Brevard County resident for 27 years. He was employed by McDonnell Douglas during the Apollo program.
Survivors include his son, D. Jack Waldrop of Cocoa; daughters, Delaine Parrish of Cocoa and Donna Richards of Melbourne; mother, Nora Merritt of Alabaster, Ala; brothers, Andrew Waldrop, Scott Waldrop and Charles Waldrop, all of Alabama; and six grandchildren.
Services were Wednesday in Birmingham. His ashes will be scattered at sea. Donations may be made to the Alabama Animal Adoption Clinic, 2808 Crescent Circle, Birmingham, Ala 35209.
www.findagrave.com/memorial/204464341/duggan-jackson-waldrop
Credit: “Find a Grave” website
22 Jan 1938 – 2 Sep 1991 (aged 53)
Taken much too soon. RIP Mr. Waldrop.
a_v_c_o_AKP (100-KSC-65C-4663)
“Artist drawing of Apollo mission”
Don Mackey at his absolute finest. I scanned it at 1200 dpi, so, feel free to revel in the exquisite craftsmanship & detail.
This is the first collaborative work I’ve ever seen by Mr. Mackey! He therefore shares the rightful accolades (which he likely never received) with Jack Waldrop.
Speaking of Mr. Waldrop…possibly this “Jack” Waldrop:
“Florida Today (Cocoa, FL) - 6 Sep 1991
ROCKLEDGE - Dugan Jackson "Jack" Waldrop, 53, a technical illustrator, died Monday, Sept 2, in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. Waldrop, a native of Birmingham, was a Brevard County resident for 27 years. He was employed by McDonnell Douglas during the Apollo program.
Survivors include his son, D. Jack Waldrop of Cocoa; daughters, Delaine Parrish of Cocoa and Donna Richards of Melbourne; mother, Nora Merritt of Alabaster, Ala; brothers, Andrew Waldrop, Scott Waldrop and Charles Waldrop, all of Alabama; and six grandchildren.
Services were Wednesday in Birmingham. His ashes will be scattered at sea. Donations may be made to the Alabama Animal Adoption Clinic, 2808 Crescent Circle, Birmingham, Ala 35209.
www.findagrave.com/memorial/204464341/duggan-jackson-waldrop
Credit: “Find a Grave” website
22 Jan 1938 – 2 Sep 1991 (aged 53)
Taken much too soon. RIP Mr. Waldrop.