KL7Y dies in motorcycle accident
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by NL7Z on November 2, 2002
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I have lost a truly dear friend, mentor, neighbor, and tower partner. Dan was the most even keeled person I have ever had the pleasure to know, and I will always remember our times together. Anyone that knew Dan now has an empty spot in their life.
Dan was an extened part of my family, we celebrated holidays, birthdays, and any other thing we could think about.
God speed dear friend, 73 es dit dit
cul,
NL7Z
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by KR8V on November 2, 2002
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I received the news of Dan's passing this morning from our mutual friend Ken, W8LU. I am deeply saddened. I had the priviledge of operating from KL7Y's great station on three ocassions, most recently in Feb. 2002, but the greatest priviledge and honor was just in knowing Dan. Dan never complained about anything - not even when the aurora would hit during a good run or when the 40 mtr. rotor would freeze up during a Nov. contest. His good natured, easy going style was a blessing that I will long remember. He shared his station, his time, his skills and most importantly, his heart, with everyone he came in contact.
God bless you Dan and may you RIP.
Gary, KR8V
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by AC7QI on November 2, 2002
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The world wide amateur radio community has suffered a tremendous loss with Dan's passing. He will be sorely missed by many.
My condolences to those that loved him, those that knew him, and those that never had the privelege.
Margo
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by LZ2CJ on November 3, 2002
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THE GREAT LOSS ! A great contester has left this world and we'll allways remember him! RIP Dan
Wally LZ2CJ(LZ8T), LZ9W&YM3LZ team member
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by N5NU on November 3, 2002
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I've been out of the loop for a while, but saddened to hear of radio's loss of one of AK's finest. I'll never forget that 50-over 9 signal and his way of always hearing and listening... Bless you & your family
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by n7xm on November 3, 2002
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God speed
the KL7Y QSL of the AK country side is
posted next to my operating position -
So I feel he is riding "shot gun" by
my shoulder - see ya in the GREAT RESONANCE
above . Bye
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by XE2K on November 3, 2002
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I WILL MISS A LOT THE KL7Y CALL IN MY LOGS, REALLY I HAVE THIS CALL IN MOST OF THE CONSTES I MAKE.
THIS IS A BIG LOST FOR THE CONTESTER COMUNITY
C U L DAN 73 de XE2K
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by NL7MW on November 3, 2002
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The world is a poorer place today, as a Giant has passed from us...but lets be glad and grateful to have known this icon...and Alaska's Ham Radio Ambasseduer to the world. It is not everyday that one can know a hero.
Godspeed my dear friend ... there is a large and empty hole in all of us now, but we will always be looking up to you.
Cas NL7MW
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by W9WI on November 4, 2002
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Yikes. I was hoping that rumor was only a rumor.
There are certain operators who simply *are* their country. Cape Verde=D44BC. Ascension=ZD8Z. U.A.E.=A61AJ. South Africa=ZS6EZ. Panama=HP1AC. Yukon=VY1JA.
And Alaska=KL7Y. Name a contest; his was the call that was always there.
When someone joins Silent Keys, it's common to say they'll be missed. In Dan's case, we mean it.
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