The South Fork Flyers

Front Row (L to R): Cody Malecki, Vice-President
Jeremy Malecki, Clinton Woods.

2nd Row: Ray Woods, Dee Dee Jenness, Ed Hull,
Safety Coordinator Arlin Jenness, Corey Grape.

3rd Row: Larry Sleznikow, Don Woods,
Sec/Treasurer Keith Marshall, Wes Marshall.

Not Pictured: Tom Woods, Duane Woods,
Sawyer Jenness, Lauren Jenness, Micki Jenness
and President Michael Jenness
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South Fork
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The South Fork Flyers

Front Row (L to R): Cody Malecki,
Vice-President Jeremy Malecki, Clinton
Woods.

2nd Row: Ray Woods, Dee Dee Jenness, Ed
Hull, Safety Coordinator Arlin Jenness, Corey
Grape.

3rd Row: Larry Sleznikow, Don Woods,
Sec/Treasurer Keith Marshall, Wes Marshall.

Not Pictured: Tom Woods, Duane Woods,
Sawyer Jenness, Lauren Jenness, Micki
Jenness
and President Michael Jenness
Welcome

The South Fork Flyers R/C Club was formed in
December of 2006, by a group of radio control
airplane enthusiasts from the Thorp, WI area.

We became an AMA (Academy of Model
Aeronautics) charter club (#4768)  
in March of 2007.

Our hope is to expand interest in the hobby by
offering a fun, friendly and educational  
environment  for anybody interested in learning
more about the hobby. We have AMA registered
"flight instructors" and a trainer plane available for
use for anybody interested in learning to fly!!

Our "home" flying field is located in the
Marshall RC Park, which is one of the
premiere RC parks in the Midwest! Our
club flying days are Tuesdays and Thursdays.

In the pages of our website you will find
information about our club, it's members,
our flying facility, as well as links to
other resources that we hope you
will find helpful.

All South Fork Flyers club members are
required to be members of the AMA.
You can find more information about the
AMA by clicking here.

For more information on joining the
South Fork Flyers,
please visit our S F F News page.
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The Marshall R/C Park is located 4 miles
east and 1/2 mile south of Thorp, WI., just
south of highway 29 on Fisher Avenue. For
directions to the field, click on the link below.