[MohawkARC] Fwd: National Brain Tumor Society bike ride May 18

[Erich Kaiser]

Erich Kaiser


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: David Wolfe, KG1H <dkwolfe at comcast.net>
Date: Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 9:50 AM
Subject: National Brain Tumor Society bike ride May 18
To: "Erich Kaiser, KB1TGN" <erichjkaiser at gmail.com>


Hi Erich,

Contact Jim Bradley, KB1JKJ,   bradleyjab at gmail.com   to volunteer or for
info.

The National Brain Tumor Society is planning big changes for their 2014
Boston fundraising bike ride. They're adding a new Metric Century route
(100km/62mi long), as well as adjusting other routes. New and modified
routes always require more communications support, and they're asking for
amateur radio volunteers to step up our efforts from past years.

The ride takes place on Sunday, May 18, starting from 200 West Street in
Waltham. The first wave of riders take off at 8:00 AM. Volunteers will work
from 7:00 AM until the early afternoon, with lunch provided.

Jim Bradley, KB1JKJ, is organizing the hams for this event. To volunteer,
please write him with the following information:

* Your call sign, full name, and name you prefer on the air
* Contact information: your e-mail address, postal address, and phone
numbers where you can be reached (cell, home, office)
* Your shirt size
* The transmit band(s) of your radio(s), and other equipment you could bring
* Do you have any needs or requests we should consider when making your
assignment?

Jim can also answer any questions you have about the event.

Thanks for volunteering, and 73,

Brett Smith, AB1RL
Public Service Coordinator, Boston Amateur Radio Club
_______________________________
Message from:
KG1H
David Wolfe
MMRA Public Service Coordinator




========================================================================
You are receiving this e-mail because you are on MMRA's
'Public Service Events' email list.  You are on this list
because you are either an MMRA member or participated
in an MMRA public service activity.  You may unsubscribe from
this list by visiting our website, http://www.mmra.org/access.html
or by requesting removal by emailing to web at mmra.org.
Please note: MMRA maintains several list groups.  If you choose
the remove-by-email option, please specify if you want to be
removed from all lists, or just this list.  By default, you will
be removed from this list only.
338
Questions?  Send email to web at mmra.org or
you may write to MMRA, PO Box 669, Stow, MA 01775