Skydive Spaceland Staff: Pilots/Flight Instructors, Manifest and Maintenance

What's a great drop zone without a great pilot or two to fly you to altitude? And how can we have a great drop zone without a fantastic office and maintenance staff?

Pilots/Flight Instructors

M.S. "Rabbitt" Staib (send email) Jumps: 7500 + First Jump: Nov. 26, 1977 Occupation: Pilot, Safety and Training Advisor, Videographer License, Rating & Accomplishments: D-6776, USPA Safety and Training Advisor, Commercial Pilot 6000+ Hours, National Formation Skydiving Gold, Silver, Bronze 20 way, Participant in a 297 person formation. Videographer in World Record Attempts. Daniel Raffaeli (send email) Jumps: 6800 + First Jump: August 1997, Caracas, Venezuela Occupation: Pilot, Tandem Instructor, STP Instructor License, Rating & Accomplishments: USPA D-22507, Tandem-I, AFF-I, Texas State Record 150-way, TSR Speed Canopy Piloting: 6th	Matt Wampler (send email) Jumps: 92 + First Jump: August 10, 1991 Occupation: Pilot, Flight Instructor License, Rating & Accomplishments: B-30539, SEL/MEL, Commercial Pilot, Instrument Rating, Gold Seal CFI, CFII, MEI Lindsey Hager (send email) Jumps: 12 First Jump: Occupation: Pilot License, Rating & Accomplishments: SEL, MEL, Commercial, Instrument Rating, Certified Flight Instructor, 1200 hours
Manifest/Office Staff Steve "S2" Boyd Jr.

MAINTENANCE STAFF
Mark A. Fields (send email) Jumps: 500 First Jump: Nov. 1976, Rensulear, IN Occupation: A&P (Airframe and Powerplant mechanic) License, Rating & Accomplishments: USPA C-34068, Pops #6452, Muff Brothers #3500, A&P Tom Rose (send email) Jumps: 610 First Jump: April 2004, Skydive Spaceland, Rosharon, TX Occupation: Maintenance License, Rating & Accomplishments: USPA D License, USPA Coach	"Crazy Larry" Kealey (send email) Jumps: 840+, 39 BASE First Jump: June 2000, Seville, Spain Occupation: Maintenance License, Rating & Accomplishments: D-29143, Night Stack