Talk:Glenn Odekirk

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I needed to create this page on Glenn Odekirk, but can't find information on when and where he was born.--RobNS 23:18, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

There is a factual error in this descrption on Glenn. He was NOT on the Spruce Goose during the flight. He actually stood on the dock, by the request of Hughes. This decision was made so the press would not claim that Odekirk was the one who flew the plane, instead of Hughes.

You can find an entire chapter on Glenn Odekirk in the Ouderkerk Family Saga book. ````Odekirk in California

Glenn was born at Waseca, Minnesota on 09 May 1905, son of Edward John and Louise (Lewis) Odekirk.````Odekirk in California

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