A Note From Your Director
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A Note From Your Director

         Hello!  I am Mike McCown, your SERA Kentucky Director.  Due to the abundance of two meter repeaters in
         Kentucky, it is a real challenge to coordinate any new ones. About the only way to coordinate a two meter
         repeater at this time, would be to purchase one from someone who already has one on the air, properly
         coordinated, and file for re-coordination in your name or your club's name.  However, if you are in an area that
         is not already served by a two meter repeater, and you would like to coordinate one, I'll try to accommodate
         you.  Otherwise, please consider the alternate bands of 50 MHz, 222 MHz, 440 MHz, 907 MHz, or 1.2 GHz.         
    

         Thanks & 73,
         Mike McCown, K4ITF
         SERA Kentucky Director
         k4itf@sera.org
           
         

Frequency Coordinators

Mike McCown, K4ITF SERA Kentucky Director P. O. Box 312 Pittsburg, KY  40755-0312 (606) 791-8415  k4itf@sera.org

Assistants         

It is with great sadness and heavy heart that the SERA announces the unexpected passing of Mike Pugh, KA4MKG-SK, on May 27, 2009.  Mike was installed as Assistant to the Kentucky Director on December 05, 2008.   Some of the SERA Staff were just getting to know Mike and looking forward to working with him.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to his XYL, Jeanie - KB8QLC. 

Personally, I had known Mike for 20 years plus having met him when I worked in commercial AM & FM broadcast radio and later in the paging & two-way radio industry.  He was a great guy. 

/s/  Alex Hedrick, N8FWL - SERA Secretary

Repeater Journal Correspondent

        John Farler, K4AVX, is our new contributing correspondent for all of Kentucky's amateur
        radio news.  Contact John at his address shown below with newsworthy Kentucky
        information for the SERA Repeater Journal.

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