OntarioUFO
was founded by Michelle McKay. Her great-uncle was UFOlogist
Henry H. McKay (1927 - 2007). He was a UFOlogist from
1965 until he passed away in 2007. His investigations
and research focused mainly on physical traces of UFO
landing sites and related power disturbances, as well
as extraterrestrial contactee cases (a.k.a. alien contact
and abduction). He was the first Director of MUFON Canada
and was in the Air Force. He was also a member of NICAP
and an associate of CUFOS, and was also on the Board of
Directors for the North American UFO Federation. He also
gave a brief at a hearing to the Royal Commission on Electric
Power Planning in regards to UFO related power disturbances.
From:
Michelle Mckay, Ontario UFO
"On
April 15, 2007, my great-uncle UFOlogist Henry McKay passed
away. His contributions to UFOlogy and crop circle research
will never be forgotten. Uncle Hank began his research
in 1965, when he was with the Air Force and one of the
guys in the tower saw something they felt was bizarre.
They turned to my uncle to investigate, this was his first
case.
Those
who knew him personally can attest that he was strongly
dedicated to his research and gave his life to it. Even
up until the last moments before he went into the hospital,
he was actively investigating. I will never forget him,
standing in his suit, telling me about his present investigation
into "mysterious balloons" in the area. He was
once the Director for MUFON, taught UFOlogy at a high
school in Toronto, and worked on some of the well known
UFO and crop circle cases across Canada.
Sue
Darroch of ParaResearchers said it right when she said
that there is a bond between paranormal researchers through
our love of the paranormal, even if we have different
methods and opinions. So true, thanks Sue. I want to thank
all of you in the paranormal research community for your
condolences and appreciation for my uncle's long standing
contributions to this research; it really is appreciated
and seeing everybody who cared about what he did provides
comfort and helps with his passing. Not only was he highly
intelligent; he truely was a good person and had a very
caring "spirit" if you will, about him. He was
cremated, the way he wanted to be. He passed away very
peacefully and was at ease with his predicament and doesn't
want anybody to grieve over him. We will all miss him
greatly. This tribute page is for you, uncle Hank..."
Source:
http://www.coldspot.org/henrymckay.html
