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Hi all,

On Thursday, December 14, 2006, much to my regret, I delivered a letter
of resignation to David Sumner, K1ZZ. Such an early departure had not
been my plan but had become necessary. On Friday, in a meeting with Dave
and Mr. Harold Kramer, ARRL Chief Operating Officer (COO), I made it
clear, when asked, that my resignation was in no way a retirement. I
also conveyed that it did not indicate any fundamental differences with
ARRL outside of the jurisdiction of Mr. Kramer. I offered them the
opportunity to release information about my resignation, but Mr. Kramer
could send only a terse two-line message, and then only to the HQ Staff
and the closed reflector of the ARRL Officers, Directors and Vice
Directors, hence this message.

All in all, it's been a fun six and one-half years. The League has been
a great place to work, and I'd do all but the last 22 months over again.
I thank all of you around the World for your great support. In
particular, I offer special thanks our volunteers - advisory committee
members, log checkers and advisors. I also urge all of you to support
the ARRL financially. Be sure to tell them what you want, though * they
don't always ask. I hope to regenerate an active interest in Ham Radio
back in Wyoming. Maybe there'll be another DXpedition or two as well,
and look for N7NG - Jackson Hole - to be an active Wyoming contributor
to LoTW as long as it's in business.

73, Wayne, N7NG

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

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The Man in the Maze
QRV at Baboquivari Peak

Mark wrote:

Iitoi.2jq5y5 wrote:


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Hi all,

On Thursday, December 14, 2006, much to my regret, I delivered a
letter
of resignation to David Sumner, K1ZZ. Such an early departure had not
been my plan but had become necessary. On Friday, in a meeting with
Dave
and Mr. Harold Kramer, ARRL Chief Operating Officer (COO), I made it
clear, when asked, that my resignation was in no way a retirement. I
also conveyed that it did not indicate any fundamental differences
with
ARRL outside of the jurisdiction of Mr. Kramer. I offered them the
opportunity to release information about my resignation, but Mr.
Kramer
could send only a terse two-line message, and then only to the HQ
Staff
and the closed reflector of the ARRL Officers, Directors and Vice
Directors, hence this message.

All in all, it's been a fun six and one-half years. The League has
been
a great place to work, and I'd do all but the last 22 months over
again.
I thank all of you around the World for your great support. In
particular, I offer special thanks our volunteers - advisory committee
members, log checkers and advisors. I also urge all of you to support
the ARRL financially. Be sure to tell them what you want, though * they

don't always ask. I hope to regenerate an active interest in Ham Radio
back in Wyoming. Maybe there'll be another DXpedition or two as well,
and look for N7NG - Jackson Hole - to be an active Wyoming contributor

to LoTW as long as it's in business.

73, Wayne, N7NG

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

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a vaguely interesting development unclear exactly what it means for
anybody besides him
http://kb9rqz.blogspot.com/


http://www.arrl.org/pio/bios/staff/n7ng.html provides the information that
will will allow readers to decide what it means to them.