[WVDXA] W8UV, W8OI, W8QHG, WA8WV, K4OM, W8ZT, W8HC, K8KFJ and Many More Are Always There to Help!

[Clark L. Stewart]

Phil,

      That works both ways my friend.  Your many, many phone calls over the 
years kept my interest up when I may have given up on the band.  And, your 
willingness to check out my radio when I was sure the coax was bad or the 
radio was broken because I could not hear a peep on a dead band did wonders 
to reduce my stress.

      And Garry's willingness to share his station let me keep up to date 
on new countries when I could not work them from deep in my black 
hole.  Plus, his timely phone call alerted me to a European opening that 
allowed me to finally reach the 100 mark on 6-M.  Thanks doesn't begin to 
cover it Garry!

      That's the great thing about hams, we all help each other.

      In a couple of hours I'll raise my glass of egg nog to both you guys, 
to the many other great hams I have not mentioned who have helped me 
immensely over the years, to the WVDXA, and to those new ham friends who 
will help me in the future.

      May you all have a Wonderful, Safe and Happy New Year and may 2007 
bring you loads of rare DX and beautiful QSL's to hang on the wall.  Thanks 
everyone for the help, the encouragement, the camaraderie, and the friendship!


Clark, W8TN
Enjoying my 44th Year as a Member of the Ham Radio Fraternity


At 12:34 PM 12/31/2006 -0500, you wrote:
>Thanks to Clark I got my 6m DXCC. He alerted me to a great 6m opening
>to Europe and I finished 6m DXCC that day. I was abt 45minutes from
>the rig but I made it to work some rare ones---OJ0 was one of those
>worked. He alerted me to many other openings also.
>
>Thanks Clark for all your help and support over the years.
>
>Phil W8UV
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