Afternoon Chuck,
Its usually very hard to make most of the nets, because my multiple obligations & 2 younger kids. Rest assured I am very active, ...though not as much on the radio, because I'm usually "in the field", taking pics and making field observations for Rob Macedo...
easier to do that by phone and tablet, than to tie up the airwaves or put out details that probably are best reserved from the listening public.
Rob, EZ Moralez W1AEZ, Smitty KC1IKA, & Bob Meneguzzo K1YO can all attest to my involvement... I will try to carve out a slot for one of the nets.
Most Respectfully,
Albert "Brother Al" Giguere Jr
KB1VNH
413-219-2138 (text ok)
I would like to recognize the following ARES members for checking into one or more ARES nets this past quarter!
AA1SE
AA2T
K1II
K1JVM
K1RDD
K1VN
K1YO
KB1AKU
KB1GQZ
KB1JLW
KB1ME
KB1NEK
KB1PQZ
KC1IKA
KC1IZC
KC1OVR
KC1PBQ
KC1TAO
KC1TQN
KC1UHI
N1AW
N1CPE
N1EVE
N1NFL
N1ONO
N1SFF
N1XWS
N1YFG
W1AEZ
W1HFN
W1IKW
W1IRL
W1RVY
W1SEX
WK1H
WS1L
If you checked in to an ARES net this quarter and are not on my list, it is possible your Net Control did not report check in activity to me.
A total of 36 out of 124 ARES members in WMA checked into an ARES net this quarter.
Remember, ARES members are required to check in to an ARES net once per quarter to maintain their Level 2 or greater certification.
Thank you to all on this list for your regular activity!
73 de Chuck, WS1L
Amateur Radio Emergency Service ®
Section Emergency Coordinator
Western Massachusetts
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