Silent Keys
Geoff Barwell, G0EEB, 6 June 2014
Geoff Barwell, G0EEB passed away on 6 June and his well-attended funeral was on Friday 13 June. Geoff was a friend of mine for well over 20 years. He was an Old Soldier and served in Singapore in the Redcaps (Military Police). He was an old Freemason and also won the Midlands small bore rifle championships three years […]
John P Slater, G8FMJ, 21 August 2014
August 21st 2014 will be remembered as the day all his friends at Worthing and District Amateur Radio Club lost their President and fellow club member of many years. John was taken to hospital as an emergency admission on Monday 18th and was diagnosed as having suffered a brain haemorrhage; he did not recover consciousness […]
Geoff Kenyon, G3HMF, 14 August 2014
The very sad news received, is the passing of Geoff Kenyon, G3HMF. I had known Geoff from the early 1960’s when we were in contact with each other on 4m ( 70MHz band ). Geoff was with Manchester University in those days. Later, Geoff became a valued Member of the SERT, the Society of Electronic […]
Thomas J Coleman, K6VW, 1st July, 2011
Thomas J Coleman MD, K6VW was a prominent orthopaedic surgeon and passed away on 1 July 2014 at the age of 89. He was a graduate of Providence College and Yale Medical School and saw active duty in the USN/MC Reserves, 1942-1957. A member of QCWA, number 10230, and OOTC, number 4045. He is survived […]
Keith David Hallam, G3KKB, 14 April 2014
Keith David Hallam, G3KKB, died peacefully on the 14th April 2014 with his family at his side. Ham radio was always a great passion of his and through the air waves and the RSGB he made many friends across the world. Keith’s funeral was held in Birmingham on 25 April, which was quite fitting as the […]
Russell H Richardson, AE4NY, 23 July 2014
Russell Howard Richardson, born December 16, 1923 in Clarksville, Tennessee, died peacefully on July 23, 2014 surrounded by his loving family. Russell served with the United States Air Force in Italy, Sicily and North Africa during World War II from 1941 through 1945. After the war he attended Bethany College in West Virginia where he […]
