The Boston Globe: "A lifetime of lessons, from 30,000 feet"

[Superhai]

A lifetime of lessons, from 30,000 feet
ABOARD US AIRWAYS FLIGHT 2102 — Bette Burke-Nash wakes up at 2 a.m., peers into a mirror, and begins to paint what she calls the blank canvas of her face. She applies mascara and fresco-colored makeup and layers of cream to help cover up wrinkles 78 years in the making.

Several hours later, strolling down the terminal at Washington’s Reagan National Airport in her crisp US Airways uniform, she is glamorous.

http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/loc...s-from-feet/SonXsROXvGwVJbizkYSkbP/story.html
http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/nat...s-from-feet/ozglgVrfl43xoFFQ1GR7FL/story.html

 

[LN-MOW]

Hun døde 17. mai, 88 år gammel. Hun var ennå ikke pensjonert.

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Bette Nash, who began her career as a flight attendant in 1957 and served for a world-record 67 years, died May 17. She was 88.

Nash died in hospice after a recent breast cancer diagnosis, ABC News and Business Insider reported. She never officially retired from her role with American Airlines.

 

[EB]

For et liv - for en dame