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Old August 3rd 03, 04:04 PM
Steve Stone
 
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In my ARES group of qty 40 hams, one is a college age teen, no one in age
group 20's or 30's, about 15 in their 40's, 2 age 80, 5 in their 70's, the
rest in their 50's and 60's. The older ones are always willing to elmer the
younger ones. We all learn from each other. One 80 year old gentleman, a
former WWII fighter plane mechanic, is the most dedicated guy I have, always
available and willing to work to the best of his ability.

Steve


 
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