The Delaware Aviation Hall of Fame board of trustees represents a cross-section of education, history, and industry, as well as aviation.
Rachel Andrews
Wilmington, chairwoman of the Delaware Chapter of The 99's, an international women pilots organization, and recent recipient of an instrument flying scholarship from The 99's.
Duane A. Brown
Middletown, Nine years Demo Pilot flying worldwide; Thirty years Army Helicopter, Retired; Nine years flying ARCO Go Patrol helicopter over Philadelphia; Twenty-seven years Corporate Pilot/Aviation Manager. Member EAA.
Bill Fitch
Wilmington, Thirty-four years airplane owner and Instrument-rated private pilot. Retired corporate photographer and multimedia production artist.
Yeni Ocampo (Treasurer)
Odessa, Account Manager for FlightSafety International. Councilwoman for the Town of Odessa. Vice-President & Secretary of the Professional Aviation Maintenance Association (PAMA).
Brian Woodcock
Yorklyn, Planes, Trains and Automobiles is his thing. Aviation career in Flight Testing with Boeing and Piasecki Aircraft. Past President of Historic Red Clay Valley Inc. and Wilmington & Western Railroad. Current Board Chairman of the Hockessin Historical Society, restores vintage cars and is a bee keeper.
Inducted into the Delaware Aviation Hall of fame in 2015.
LeSans Alexander (President)
Dover. Air Traffic Control Management and Air National Guard Flying Hour Program Manager. 38-years Military and Federal Service Retired. Inducted into Delaware Aviation Hall of Fame in 2016.
Alex McMahon
Middletown, Alex is a third-generation aviator, born and raised in Delaware, and a graduate of Wilmington University. He has 9,000 hours, holds an Airline Transport Pilot certificate with nine jet type ratings, is a Certified Flight Instructor, and is currently an Airbus A300 Captain and Flight Test Pilot for a large cargo airline.
Larry Kelley
Georgetown. Founder and Executive Director of the Delaware Aviation Museum. Founder and co-chairman of the Wings and Wheels Fall Festival at KGED. Honorary Doolittle Tokyo Raider. Commercial, Multiengine, Instrument ratings with B-25 type ratings. 2500+hrs in the B-25. 5000+ hours in other Warbird aircraft.Twelve years as flight lead for the Disabled American Veterans Aviation Outreach Program. Inducted into the Delaware Aviation Hall of Fame in 2022.
Jeff Chorman
Jeff owns Chorman Spraying which operates 23 aircraft, four airports, and has 50 employees. Jeff is widely known for his community involvement, most notably serving on the Delaware Aviation Advisory Council, the Delaware Pesticide Advisory Board, and holding leadership roles in both the National and Delaware Agricultural Aviation Associations for the past 20 years. Inducted into the Delaware Aviation Hall of Fame in 2024.
