2006 Hall of Fame

Bob Reeve:  the original 'Glacier Pilot', the man for whom the Anchorage Glacier Pilot's baseball organization is named. A pioneer in the aviation world and the original Chairman of the Glacier Pilots Board, he and wife 'Tilly' kept the Glacier Pilots baseball organization going strong through the early years and without the help from both of them there would be no Glacier Pilots baseball team today. Beloved by all Alaskans, we will remember them fondly forever!

Dick Lobdell

Sharon Woods

Home Brew Alley - Originally dubbed "Murderer's Row" by the late Steve Agbaba, Johnny Czeck (1st horn) and company did all they could to live up to their nickname. With blasts of air horns and showers of acerbic barbs, these loyal Glacier Pilot fans have been a thorn in the side of umpires and opposing teams since 1969. It was only a matter of time, however, before long-time Pilots radio announcer Dick Lobdell came up with the more-fitting nickname, "Home Brew Alley." Though the ballpark has changed some, this tight-knit group has always managed to occupy a cozy corner to the right of the Glacier Pilots' first base dugout. This affords them not only the opportunity to get to know the Glacier Pilots "up close and personal", but also puts them within striking distance of first base umpires, as well as opposing coaches and players. There have been occasions for them to help manage the team when umpires shortened the Glacier Pilots' bench. Every June, these hardy fans come out of hiding to cheer and heckle and have an all-around good time at the ball park. New members are always welcome. Membership requirements include a case of Pilots' Fever and a willingness to share it and a passion for an ice cold brew!

1971 Team