[PPRAANet] KO0R - Frank Van Zant

[Frank Van Zant]

Dan:
Please make that at least 8:30 .  I won't be done with my shots, pills, breakfast etc until at least that time. They have a fairy rigid schedule here.  Actually, everyone could meet here in the parking lot or front lobby of the Brighton Gardens, 1685 So. 21st. St, immediately across 21st street from the Bear Creek park dog park at the traffic light. Then, we could all go over to the house together.  that might be a better option.
Frank



----- Original Message ----
From: Dan Scott <dscott1644 at comcast.net>
To: PPRAA <ppraanet at mailman.qth.net>; cmrg at yahoogroups.com; PPDXG at mailman.qth.net; Frank Van Zant <fvanzant at yahoo.com>; Jeff Scott <jscott1644 at gmail.com>
Sent: Tue, December 29, 2009 11:42:16 PM
Subject: KO0R - Frank Van Zant

All,

The "Help Frank move radio equipment day":
  Date:    This Saturday, January 2nd
  Time:    8:15 AM meet at Bear Creek Park by the pavilions.
            8:30 AM head to Frank's house.    Where:  2424 Virgo Drive, Colorado Springs <-- Frank's house
  Storage: About 2 miles from his house
  Needs:  - People power mostly!
            - an additional 2-wheeled dolly
            - an additional low trailer

Please send me an email if you think you can drop by and help.
If you can help for just an hour or two that would be great. But, if you don't send me an email and find out you can help, please drop by anyway.

I will probably be monitoring 146.345+ or 146.58 in case you get lost.  Although it would be better to check one of the mapping programs such as Google Maps; I'm not sure my direction would help or hurt.

Frank will be there supervising, so if you want to purchase items as we are moving he will be happy to sell.  The more purchased the
more we avoid moving things to the shed :-)

Unfortunately, Frank Van Zant (KO0R), due to health issues, has moved to assisted living and needs to have his house on the market by Jan 15th.  Frank has been published in about every major amateur radio publication including but not limited to QST, and the ARRL Handbook.  Frank has been dedicated to amateur radio for over 60 years, has been a member to local clubs, such as PPRAA and others.  Frank's equipment spans from the 1920s to the present.

Hope to see you Saturday,

73,

Dan - W0RO