Birth date: Mar 12, 1936 Death date: Feb 28, 2011
Harrison B. Austin Harrison B. ?Ç£Harry?Ç¥ Austin, 74, of Punta Gorda, FL died Monday, February 28, 2011.?á He was born March 12, 1936 in Covington, VA to Louis and Gladys Austin. Harry?ÇÖs love of airplanes & flying started in el Read Obituary
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Worked with Harry, both at Pittsburgh /and Cleveland Centers. He was tops as a Controller/ supervisor. He was the kind who made you a better controller when working with him. Unflappable under pressure and never seeking to gain points for helping others. I remember clearly how we struggled after the 1981 strike and how Harry so often helped others. I never worked with a better more unselfish person in the FAA. So So proud of his family. I think of the first day we "pushed traffic" on a radar tub in Pittsburgh. I though this guy was special. Boy was I on target. I miss you Harry.. Stan Levine
I am saddend to hear of Harry's passing as he was a friend and fellow controller that I worked with for many years. Harry was one of my flight instructor's as I worked toward getting my ratings. We had a lot of laughs and good times while working at the Oberlin ARTCC. I'm sure he will be fondly remembered by all of the friends and aquaintences that knew Harry. May God give all of you strength in your hour of sorow and you find peace in knowing that he is with the Lord.
In 17 years at Cleveland Center I had six team supervisors and Harry was far and away the best of the bunch with none of the others even coming close. He was fun and interesting to work with and always looked out for his troops. Knowing him and working for him made my life richer. My deepest sympathy to his family and friends, I know everyone will miss him greatly.
