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Timothy Pfaffenroth is very knowledgeable in many different areas. He has been trained to be able to do many different things. Decision making, flying, and engineering are some areas in which he has been very well cultivated.
Tim grew up in a large Christian family. His father is a preacher and more specifically a missionary to Canada. His father is a mission aviation pilot. His mother and father taught him everything they knew from God and about him. At the age of 5, Tim accepted the Lord Jesus as his Savior. Every decision he has made since then has been influenced greatly by his faith in God and what he has learned from him. Today many people go to him and ask him questions in that area because of how smart he is in this specific area.

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