Paul Shuman of Aerodrone Sport Kites

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[thief]

just found out that Paul passed away in March.
http://www.hathawayfunerals.com/obits/obituaries.php/obitID/517102

For those of you who do not know of Paul and his kites he made some phenomenal kites;
The speed limit is a bigger kite that has automatic dynamic venting....good to over 30!
The stripes is a great team kite with a good repertoire....
The lark and lite lark are great team kites aimed for competing in lower winds...the lite lark is great in 1mph!

Paul was a master builder, all of his kites had broadseams that help to force more curves into the kites....lots of mylar too in his kites too....

Rest in peace Paul

[Doug S]

In the 1990s, I flew on the Stunt Kite Northeast Circuit with Paul.  Great man, innovative kite designer and great pairs team flyer.  He will be missed.

Doug

[JimB]

RIP Paul.

[chilese]

That is very sad.

I just flew my Speed Limits a few months ago.

[silverheart]

A celebration of Paul's life is planned for August 18. His family and friends welcome anyone who enjoyed and admired him - he was truly a unique individual. Please contact me for specific details.
Paul's sister Pat; ps.silverheart@gmail.com

[chilese]

Thank you for the invitation.

I never met Paul, but I have often flown and own several of his kites.

I will fly a kite in his memory.

I am so sorry for your loss.