FOSTERITY

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Arthur Glenn Foster and Gloria Thompson Foster

of Salt Lake City, Utah

These two people are responsible for the entire gang of thieves and cutthroats  found below: 

New! Foster Connection to Saltair by Becky Bartholomew

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Photos Of Our Old Home

Memories of Dad (Arthur "Glenn" Foster)

Memories of Mom (Gloria Thompson Foster)

Fosterity Memorial Page

The Foster House at 3555 So. Oakwood St. In Salt Lake City, Utah.  This home was at the site of the first mill in what is now called East Mill Creek The house was sold and regrettably torn down by the new owners in the 1990's to make way for a more modern home.  

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Photos of Ben Jones' homecoming from Iraq

Photos of Warren  Foster's Talkeetna Mt. Hike

Devan Foster's Lion Skull

Above: Family Photo taken after Glenn Foster's funeral on 10/01/01

News Item: The story of Glenn Foster's B-17 crew is found in the Feb. Issue of "Flight Journal"

Schweinfurt Raid

Shot Down Over Germany
A B-17 crew's one-way mission to Schweinfurt
Jan Tegler

In this article, Jan Tegler tells the compelling story of 22-year-old B-17 pilot Robert Slane's (he was Glenn Foster's pilot, Dad, or Glenn, was the navigator) final flight over Germany. Slane estimated he saw over 300 enemy aircraft during that mission in October, 1943. Following damage from Fw 190 fighters and flack, with two engines inoperative, Slane kept the bomber aloft long enough for his crew to bail out. Again under attack by a Ju 88, he then crash-landed in a handy field and was promptly captured.

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