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Closing its doors

Lt. Col. Kyle Voigt, 818th Global Mobility Squadron commander, heads into the Wright Bros. Café to meet his wife, Lt. Col. Jeanette Voigt, 32nd Aerial Refueling Squadron commander, for lunch Aug. 15. Today marks the final day of business for Wright’s Brothers Cafe, which has been open since April 2000. A full lunch and dinner menu is still available at the adjacent Pudgy’s Sports Bar in The Club. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Bekah Phy)

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Capt. Chuck Polomsky, 57th Weapons Squadron pilot scheduler, pays for his lunch at Wright Bros. Cafe Aug. 15. Today marks the final day of business for Wright’s Brothers Cafe, which has been open since April 2000. Left, Sheila McCrelles, cashier and shift leader, has worked at Wright Bros. Café since the doors first opened. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Bekah Phy)

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Closing its doors

Left to right, Capt. Chuck Polomsky, 57th Weapons Squadron pilot scheduler, Maj. Phil Lynch, 57th WPS course manager, and Maj. Jimmy Fuller, Air Mobility Command headquarters combat operations divison, Scott AFB, Ill., enjoy lunch together at Wright Bros. Café Aug. 15. Today marks the final day of business for the café, which has been open since April 2000. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Bekah Phy)

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Closing its doors

Published Aug. 15, 2008