An Australian Air League volunteer is hanging up his wings after almost 60 years of service and a life-changing impact.
Ray MacKenzie has been volunteering with the Australian Air League since 1956, starting his career with the Blacktown Squadron.
During his time with the Australian Air League, MacKenzie earned many accolades, including a life membership with the League and the Meritorious Award.
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