"This 1971 photo provided by David Waldrup shows him in the cockpit of a Cessna 172 at White Rock airport in Dallas. The day of the moon landing on July 20, 1969, David was celebrating not only man's first steps on the moon - he was also celebrating his 15th birthday. ""I was a child of the space race growing up in the 60's and watching everything we did to put men on the moon. I built models of the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo spacecraft and read everything I could find on the vehicles and men flying them. But I was most excited when, on my 15th birthday, my family gathered around our TV to watch the live broadcast in Dallas, Texas as Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. What a birthday gift for and excited space nut! And then my next feeling was, wow, what are we going to do next? It's literally not just the sky, but outer space is the limit. And I can't wait to be part of it. And I knew at some level, I would be part of it somehow."" Photo courtesy David Waldrup via AP"
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