[KokomoHams] Fwd: QST QST QST
Roger Grady
k9opo at sbcglobal.net
Sat Dec 23 00:17:38 EST 2006
I received the following email this evening. I know a few members of this
mailing list knew Paul Bohrer, W9DUU, perhaps there are others I don't know
about who will appreciate hearing this sad news. I have known Paul for many
years, and can honestly say I've never met a finer person - technically,
personally, spiritually, or any other way you care to mention. I am deeply
saddened at his passing.
Roger Grady K9OPO
>"The Amateur Radio Community has lost a Great Contributor", as
>Indianapolis Radio Club president Tom Chance, K9XV, put it. We have
>learned that Paul Bohrer, W9DUU, passed away on the evening of December
>21st. As Tom put it, "He will be remembered as one of the most
>progressive people to introduce VHF and UHF repeater systems and ATV in
>the Indianapolis area. From the first 34/76 to the many repeater systems
>today, he linked the community." Tom Weber, KC9GMJ, of the WISH-TV
>engineering department, wrote: "Most all of you know that Paul had been a
>pre-eminent engineer here in Indy for about 45 years, most of them with
>WTTV-4 (and later WTTK-29 as well), and the last 15 or so with WISH-8. He
>was also a fixture in the Ham Radio Community for even longer than
>that. We've all lost a tremendous resource, and a plain old good person."
>
>The viewing will tentatively be Tuesday Dec 26th at Singleton Mortuary,
>7602 Madison Ave., Indianapolis, IN, 885-7585 on Madison Ave. and the
>funeral service will be Wed Dec 27th.
>
>Lets all keep Paul's family in our thoughts and prayers during the holiday
>season.
>
>73,
>Ken Bandy
>KC9GLQ
>
>If interested, Amateur radio group flowers are being sent
>via W9EEJ, Bud Jensen <mailto:w9eej at gotown.net>w9eej at gotown.net
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