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More about the Board of Directors of the SFACA
Dave Warf   
Formerly Editor & Chief / SFACA news letter
                                         
                                                            
Nolan began his airline career in 1962 in Indianapolis when he was
recruited by all-cargo carrier, Slick Airways, for the position of customer
service representative.  Slick was based in San Francisco and operated
1049H Lockheed Super Constellations and Canadair CL-44 aircraft
serving BOS, BDL, IDL, (Idlewild was renamed JFK after the President’s
assassination), ORF,IND,MDW,DFW,IAH,LAX and SFO.  When Slick
ceased service in 1965, Nolan was immediately hired by Trans World
Airlines as a Cargo Reservations Agent.  Nolan’s career was
interrupted in 1966 when he was called to serve his country with the US
Army in Vietnam.   In 1968, having completed his service in the Signal
Corps as Sergeant E5, Nolan returned to TWA.  In 1970 he was
furloughed when his job classification was eliminated.  Nolan found
work with Indiana Transit Service where, as an IATA Agent he prepared
international documentation for several airlines and came to the
attention of the District Manager for Pan American World Airways.  Pan
Am was opening a cargo drop station in1972 in Indianapolis and began
trucking cargo to Chicago to connect with PAA’s freighter.  Nolan worked
as customer service agent and coordinated PAA’s cargo operation with
handler Airborne Freight.  Eight months later Nolan was recalled to TWA
to work in Honolulu as liaison between TWA’s management and cargo
handler Aloha Airlines.  When TWA and Pan Am did a route swap in the
Pacific, TW ceased service to HNL.  Nolan was not ready to leave
paradise and, in 1975, left TWA for Continental Airlines.  In 1982, faced
with being reclassified to part time and facing another furlough, Nolan
reluctantly transferred to San Francisco with Continental where he was
challenged by the airline’s two bankruptcies and the Loma Prieta
earthquake which destroyed the cargo facility.  Nolan, now Service
Manager, assisted Cargo Manager Brian Wessling in setting up
temporary facilities in order to keep CO’s cargo operation going.  Nolan’
s career with Continental included being Cargo Agent, Service Manager,
and District Manager Cargo Sales covering SFO, SEA, PDX, and ANC.
Nolan’s “airline industry fun bucket” was full and he retired from CO
June 1, 2006.  After the untimely death of Dave Warf, CO Cargo
Manager, Nolan volunteered to take over as Editor of the SFACA
Newsletter.  He continues to keep the newsletter and Dave’s memory
alive while enjoying the benefits retirement
Judy started working in the airfreight industry in 1983
beginning with Missouri Pacific Air Freight as a night
operations clerk an eventually was promoted to Day
Operations.  From 1985 - 1993 was the San Francisco
franchise holder for a domestic freight forwarder named
SurfAir. In 1993 Judy found a new home with Seko
Worldwide and worked as a sales account executive. In
1995 a new company in the area by the name of, All Van
Transportation, approached her to join their company and
start a domestic program including sales, operation and
customer service.  

In 2003 All Van Transportation was acquired by The RK
Logistics Group. Judy is handling every aspect of local
transportation, domestic and international forwarding,
safety director, claims manager at her current position of
Operations Manager.
Our beloved friend and colleague, you will always be in our
thoughts and in our hearts.
Linda Frankal started out her career in air freight in 1991 as the
Sales Coordinator for Continental Airlines in SFO.  A few months
later she was promoted to District Sales Manager and remained
with Continental airlines until September 28, 2001.  Linda was
unfortunately one of the 12,000employees that were furloughed
after the September 11th attacks.  She then went to work for
Cargolux Airlines from October 2001 until October 2002 as their
sales representative for the Bay Area.  In 2002 she accepted the
position of Regional Sales Manager for Martinair in SFO covering
SFO, PHX, SLC, ABQ and LAS, up until April 2005.  She then
went on to join  British Airways where she wass Account Manager
for SFO continuing her career. In January of this year Linda
accepted the Regional Manager's position in SFO with STI.  She
has been on the board with the SFACA since 2003 when she
started out as Vice President and then was elected President in
2004 and then handed over that position to Judy and became
Treasurer of the SFACA.  
Kate began her career with FedEx in 2002 as a local sales
representative.  After two years of working for FedEx she took
her experience and went to Forward Air.  After working for
Forward Air for a year and a half she was promoted to Director
of Sales for the Western Region.  This promotion moved Kate
to Los Angeles, were she was appointed as a board member of
the Los Angeles Air Cargo Association.  Within the one year
that Kate was on the board she was responsible for
coordinating several events which included the holiday
luncheon.  After a year in Los Angeles, Kate made herself back
to the bay area where she continues to work for Forward Air.  
Kate was elected to the Board in 2007.
Nolan Pahud
Newsletter Editor &
Web Host
KATE MOSLEY
Director of Sponsorships
Judy Ferrigno
President
Linda Frankal
Treasurer