Benjamin Jubela

To the Family and Friends of Benny Jubela From his Colleagues and Friends At Pratt & Whitney Canada To Benny’s Family, Please accept the deepest condolences from the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW308A Program team in Toronto Canada who were working with Benny for many years in support of the Horizon program. Not only was Benny the consummate professional in all the matters between our teams, he was a true friend of the whole PWC team. His sincerity, honesty and strong team spirit were greatly appreciated. We always looked forward to our meetings with Benny both in Wichita and Toronto/Montreal. It was a big shock to hear of his passing. We will deeply miss his hearty good nature and friendly attitude. John Wyzykowski, Peter Buckley, Scott Hendershot, Henry Teichman, Dave Eddolls, Don Moase, Nathan Salzman, Peter Elbrow, Son Doan To Benny’s Family, I would like to extend my deepest sympathies. The news about Benny’s passing came as a great shock. I had the privilege of working with Benny for 3 years and the fine memories of those days will remain with me a lifetime. He was always professional in his work and rarely would I see him without a smile. He will sadly be missed. His colleague and friend, Vlad Lancheres Benny was by far the finest individual I ever had the privilege of working with at Raytheon. His soft Texas drawl and his easy manner made him a joy to do business with. Benny will be missed not only as a working partner but as a friend. Best Regards Danny Hughes Regional Manager Western Region Pratt & Whitney Canada Field Operations Dear Family and Friends of Benny, The news of Bennys passing came as a great shock to his many friends at P&WC. Benny was appreciated by the people he dealt with during the many years that he was the customer focal point for our company. Benny had that rare quality of being a hard task master and a well respected working colleague. He had the ability to look after RAYTHEONs interests by challenging his suppliers to improve but at the same time obtaining the trust and respect of his suppliers. I had the pleasure of working with Benny for a number of years on T1A, Beechjet and more recently the Hawker 4000 programs and therefore have first hand knowledge of his contributions to P&WC, RAYTHEON and the Aviation industry. Benny will be sorely missed by all those whose lives he touched in the industry and I suspect on the other side of his life. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you his family and friends at this very sad time. Archie Tannock PW308A Project Engineering Pratt & Whitney Canada To the Family of Benny Jubela: Please accept my sincere condolences on your loss. May he rest in peace and my thoughts are with you at this sorrowful time. Benny was not only a business friend but a personal friend as well. Many a time we would spend talking about his past flying experiences, his keen interest in the business, his passion for golf; but most of all his love for his daughter. I will always remember Benny for his kind and gentle demeanor with a sense of humor that was contagious. John Wright VP Marketing (retired) Business Aviation & Military Engines Pratt & Whitney Canada Corp. Longueuil, Quebec Canada To the Family and Friends of Benny, I am deeply saddened to hear the news that Benny has passed away. He represented Raytheon Supply Chain with conviction and integrity, and built strong relationships with many P&WC people through his work on Legacy and Hawker 4000 programs. Even beyond this, his personality and openness brought many of us at P&WC to develop strong friendships with him. He was a favorite at our Golf Tournaments and social outings. A tragic occurrence to an outstanding individual and he will be truly missed. Craig Huisson Marketing Pratt & Whitney Canada

Benny was a very good friend who was always willing to help others. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Brenda and his family. He will be missed.

To family and friends We cannot say enough good things about our great friend Benny. A man that always focused on the positive side of everyone he met and everything he did; dedicated to his duties, loyal to his responsibilities, the most supportive person to anyone who he thought needed his help and all undertaken with a huge sense of humor. When our sadness eventually fades, the memories will shine through, but he will be forever greatly missed. Paul and Julie Duff.

Dear Family and Friends of Benny, Through Raytheon Aircraft Company we at Fokker Elmo in the Netherlands heard the sad news about Benny passing away. We have worked with Benny for many years and learned to know him as a passionate and dedicated person, who we will surely miss. Words often sound meaningless in these situations, but on behalf of the Fokker Elmo team we do want to express our sincere condolences to you and your family. We hope that you find strenght with each other. We will think of you and your family in our prayers. Jan Lagasse, Adriaan Leyte, John van Kaam, Rico Engelman

Dear Family & Friends I have never known a more positive and friendlier person than Benny. He always had a smile on his face, and a laugh no matter the situation. He was positive and happy in everything he did, or tried to do. I will alsways consider him a true friend and will miss him dearly. Benny would not want us to be sad, but we must be for a while. I will get over his tremendous loss, but he will always remain a constant reminder to me of what is good in our lives. Steve Chambers

Dear Amy, I send my deepest sympathy; I have remembered you in my prayers this past week and will continue to do so in the future. I am saddened and sorry for your loss. Love, Kim Lawson

Benny was a great Texas Aggie and I sure enjoyed our times sharing Texas talk and Texas A & M talk too. He was a senior in the Corps of Cadets when I was a freshman and we did not know each other then unfortunately. But we shared a deep appreciation not only for Texas A & M but also for Brenda McCurdy.

My office was just down from Benny’s for most of the past two years and I would just like to add that Benny was an extremely hard worker and a solid individual—you should be proud.