Barnett, Jeff and Nicole

Carpenter, Tim and Deb
Tim is a ‘87 LeTourneau University graduate. After some short-term work with MAF, he fell in love with Debra, an AIM-MK nurse born in Tanzania, and they joined forces. Taking their 6mo. Old son to Quebec, they learned some French before landing in Nairobi Oct. ’94. Since that time they have been based in Bunia, DRC / Mwanza, TZ / Gatab, KE / Nairobi and most recently, Entebbe, Uganda. Tim has served as a C206/210 Pilot-mechanic in each of those locations but has also helped with scheduling and administration. Deb is home-schooling 1 boy and 2 girls, and their oldest boy is in 8th grade at RVA. The Carpenters enjoy being based outside of the Nairobi hub.

Delorenzo, Mike and Renee
Mike and Renee have been missionaries with AIM AIR since 1997. Mike received his training at Moody. Visit the Delorenzo's website www.delorenzoflyer.com

Doggett, Tim and Cheryl

Dyvig, Denny and Sue
Denny and Sue came from Iowa to Africa in 1980. Both attended Moody Bible Institute. They worked with Wycliffe Bible Translators/SIL in Sudan for 12 years before going to Kenya where Denny is seconded to AIM AIR and Sue continues to serve with Wycliffe. They both consider it a privilege to have worked in Africa for 27 years and to have seen God do many great things!

Gottfried, Randy

Goossen, Waldo
Waldo and Lynette have served with Africa Inland Mission since 1987. As part of AIM AIR, Waldo is involved with aircraft maintenance and administration. Lynette enjoys developing leaders, and assisting them to teach children about Christ.

Hamilton, Dale and Chris

Hildebrant, Jon and Ginny
Jon is a fourth generation AIM missionary, and felt called to be a missionary pilot from a very young age.  After attending Moody Aviation, Jon first came to Kenya with AIM AIR in 2000.  After two years he returned to the USA and married Ginny, and they returned to the field in 2004 with newborn son, Josiah, in 2004.  Jon and Ginny are now based at Lokichoggio, in far northwestern Kenya, on the border with Sudan. Jon’s flying is almost exclusively in support of missionary and Christian relief efforts in South Sudan. In addition to flying they purchase supplies, forward freight and mail, and host Sudan based missionaries in transit through ‘Loki’.

Keller, Andy and Jodi

McNeely, John and Cindy

Kater, John

Levander, Jim

Machell, Steve and Katie

Moffitt, Steve and Melinda
Steve and Melinda Moffitt have served with AIM AIR in Nairobi since 1994. Steve is a graduate of Grove City College with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Melinda graduated from Taylor University (Biology), and from the Physician’s Assistant program at Penn State University. After college they met at a single’s Bible study and were married in 1987. Steve graduated from Moody Aviation’s Avionics program in 1992. While Steve has worked to maintain AIM AIR’s fleet in the area of avionics, Melinda has been involved in a variety of medical, administrative, school, and hospitality ministries. Their three daughters, Olivia, Natalie, and Christine, have enjoyed growing up in Kenya. Olivia is currently a student at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago.

Mosby, John and Anna

Moyer, Rod and Michelle
Rod, Michelle, and Cristiana Moyer most recently call Virginia home in the US. Rod is an MK from Colombia and Michelle was born in Pennsylvania. Rod received his flight training at LeTourneau where he graduated in 1994. After that, he spent two and a half years on staff there as a flight instructor. This was followed by five years at Dynamic Aviation, where he met Michelle, before joining the AIM AIR team in 2002 as a secondee from Samaritan’s Purse. Cristiana was born in Nairobi in 2003 and they are expecting a second daughter in 2008. You can read more about them at http://moyeradventure.blogspot.com/

Mundy, Jay and Susan
Jay and Susan began working with AIM AIR in 2007.  They were married in June of 1989.  Alex came along in February of 1996, Elizabeth shares a birthday with Susan, in August, and was born in 1998.  Samantha was born at Ft Belvoir, VA, in March of 2003.  Jay spent 20 years in the US Air Force, retiring as a major.  Along the way he was an electrician, a flight test engineer, on headquarters staff, and an exchange officer with the Royal Australian Air Force. They have lived in Maryland, Louisiana, Ohio, Florida, South Australia, Virginia, and Nebraska before coming to Africa. Visit the Mundy's website www.bushwings.org

Nantz, Mendy

Olson, Matt and Carie
Matt and Carie been serving in East Africa since 1997. Matt became a Christian in 1992 while serving in the United States Air Force. At that time he was an instructor pilot in the Northrop T-38 Talon, a supersonic advanced jet trainer. He was planning on separating from the Air Force and had applied to several schools to study for an MBA. However, after accepting Christ, Matt felt lead to drastically alter his plans and goals. One year after his conversion, he left the Air Force and moved to San Diego. There he pursued the mechanical, flying, and theological requirements necessary to become a missionary pilot/mechanic. Four years later he was accepted by A.I.M. and moved to Africa. Matt has served as AIM AIR's General Manager as well as a pilot. Matt and Carie have four children: Erik, Sarah, Christine and David.

Pontier, Ron and Donna

Reyes, Jose

Schmidt, Reni and Abby

Spooner, Dan and Nancy

Stairs, Dan and Cindy

Stauffer, Norm

Streit, Jim and Bev

Toews, Frank and Tiffany
Frank and Tiffany are missionaries with Africa Inland Mission. They have been serving in Africa since 2004 with AIM AIR, a ministry of support using aviation to serve the local church and other missionaries living and working in some of the most remote areas of East and Central Africa. They have four children Aline (11), Tabitha (8), Teagan (4), and Loewen (3).

Weeks, Linnie and Loretta
Linnie and Loretta have been missionaries with AIM AIR since January 2006.  They may not be considered the typical missionary couple - missions for them is a "3rd career."  Linnie was in the US Army where he learned to fly and then spent 20 years working in international aerospace where God taught him about working with other cultures.  Loretta has been a mother to 3 children and has taught piano and music for more than 25 years including teaching music in a private school part time for the last 10 years.  Loretta now teaches first grade at West Nairobi School (WNS) where her students come from 5 countries and 50% of the school students are MK’s (missionary kids). Linnie is a pilot with AIM AIR and is also the Training Officer which keeps him plenty busy. The Weeks have 3 children and 2 grand children.  "We are so happy that God has called us to serve here in East Africa with AIM AIR." Therefore pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest.  Matthew 9:38 NKJ

Williams, Ryan and Dawn