Loretta Sincora Obituary

I met and interviewed Loretta at the 99s tent in Oshkosh, Wisconsin while I was working on my doctoral dissertation. Friends kept coming up to Loretta and interrupting our interview to say hello, which left me deeply impressed with how many people she had touched throughout her life. Loretta later very generously sponsored me as a “49-and-a-half” -- those of you who are 99s know what an honor this is. Thank you, Loretta, for your time and generosity and friendship. Alan D. Meyer, Research Associate, Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

Please accept my deepest sympathies on the passing of my friend, Loretta. I only today learned of her passing, since I moved from the Chicago area to Ohio 2 years ago. We were both members of the Chicago Area Chapter 99s and she was a very dear and sweet person. She will be greatly missed by many people.

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Loretta. She was a wonderful person and we enjoyed talking to her when she stopped in at Standard Bank at Harlem & Ogden to handle her banking business. We will miss her. Joan, Rene and Georgia.

Please accept our condolence at this most difficult time.

Loretta and Russ were loyal members of the Illinois Chapter of the Silver Wings Fraternity. They have now both "gone west", but the pleasant memory of their just being here will be long remembered by their fellow Silver Wingers.



Happy landings, Loretta!



Bill Hamilton, past president, Illinois Chapter Silver Wings

Please accept our sincere sympathy on the loss of Loretta. She has touched our lives over the years and our prayers are with her and the family.

Thank you Loretta for all of the time spent helping out at the EAA Oshkosh Ninety-Nines Tent. Your faithfulness and long hours were always appreciated. We will miss you.

Norma Freier and Mary Panczyszyn Past Co-chairmen Womens International 99s Tent

Our deepest sympathies to the family, and all blessings and rest to Loretta, "gone west not alone into the sunset but into the company of friends who have gone before her."

On behalf of all her friends and fellow pilots in the Chicago Area Chapter of The Ninety-Nines, International Organization of Women Pilots.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.