Floral Park resident Zygmunt Kruk (center) of the Long Island Early Fliers is joined by Gerald Kessler, president of the Friends for Long Island's Heritage (right) and Joseph Hanshe, president of Long Island Early Fliers as they announced the creation of a strategic partnership designed to keep alive the priceless local aviation history created by members of the Early Fliers through a $250,000 grant from the Fliers that will underwrite displays and programs scheduled at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City. To find out more about the Aerospace Honor Roll and The Cradle of Aviation Museum, contact The Friends for Long Island's Heritage at 571-7606 or reach them at their website, at www.fflih.org or at the Cradle's website, www.cradleofaviation.org.