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DC-3 Society staff

Meet our Staff & Board Members

Staff

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Executive Director | PR & Marketing

Lyndse Costabile

​Lyndse F. Costabile is a Co-Founder and Executive Director of the DC-3 Society, bringing more than 25 years of nonprofit leadership, communications, fundraising, and aviation experience to the organization. A pilot and aviation advocate, she helped lead the D-Day Squadron’s historic missions to Europe in 2019 and 2024 and is passionate about preserving the legacy of the DC-3 while creating meaningful opportunities for the next generation. She is associate producer of the 2019 film - Into Flight Once More - recounting the journey these aircraft made.

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Staff | Membership Communications Manager

K Vida Nacion

My professional journey has been shaped by a deep appreciation for people, relationships, and the power of meaningful connections. Throughout my career, I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunities I’ve had to work alongside remarkable individuals across the corporate, public, and nonprofit sectors. These experiences have strengthened both my perspective and my approach to leadership and have reinforced my belief that success isn’t defined solely by results or processes—it’s built through a strong foundation, alignment, and sustainable partnerships. I lead with empathy, purpose, and a commitment to continuous growth, always striving to create a positive and lasting impact wherever I serve.

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Staff | Social Media Manager

Angela Decker

Bio coming soon

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Staff | Program Manager, Affiliate Partners

Peter Manning 

Bio coming soon

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Staff | Newsletter Editor

Savannah Bess

Savannah Bess, long time member and outreach volunteer for the DC-3 Society, came on board as newsletter editor in 2026.  She has had a love affair with the aircraft since a small child, starting with fervent tracking of DC-3 operations across the world, which eventually led to occupying roles from airframe restoration to able historian.  She brings a passion for every aspect of the organization, and believes every plane's story - and the people behind them - should be told.

Sarah Hokuf

Staff | Webmaster

Sarah Hokuf

​Sarah Hokuf, founder of Trekka Design, serves as Webmaster for the DC-3 Society, bringing 25+ years of web design and digital marketing experience to the role. She is also the Marketing Manager for AirCorps Aviation, a WWII-era aircraft restoration company in Minnesota. Immersed in the warbird world through her family's work, Sarah is honored to help preserve the DC-3's legacy online.

Board of Directors

Moreno

President | Board of Directors

Moreno “MO” Aguiari

Moreno ​Aguiari, co-founder of the DC-3 Society, is actively involved in the aviation community, including the Commemorative Air Force, having created the D-Day Squadron (earlier version of the DC-3 Society) and the Warbirds of Glory Museum. He also serves as coordinator of PDK’s Good Neighbor Day Airshow and STEM Expo. He led both D-Day Squadron missions in 2019 and 2024, and an associate producer of the 2019 film - Into Flight Once More - recounting the journey these aircraft made.

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Board Secretary

Rachel Lindvig 

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Member of the Board of Directors

Andy Maag

As part of the CAF Central Texas Wing, Andy flies "That's All, Brother" to Educate, Inspire, and Honor, and has participated in both the 2019 and 2024 trips to Normandy.  He is honored to join the DC-3 Society board and is committed to advancing the organization's mission of preserving and celebrating one of aviation's most iconic aircraft.

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Member of the Board of Directors

Kevin Riley

Kevin Riley, a founding member of the DC-3 Society, brings extensive leadership experience from service in both the United States Army and the United States Coast Guard. Most recently, Kevin served as the Coast Guard’s Deputy Chief of Aviation Safety, where he helped oversee aviation safety programs, operational risk management initiatives, and strategic safety planning. ​​

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