Bob Bruninga, one of our best mentors and most creative minds, with Senator John Glenn. Hams around the world (and lots of USNA grads) are better for his being with us. Thanks so much, Bob.
On 09, Feb2022, at 12:32 PM, joan morante ea6tc@outlook.com wrote:
My Condolences to the family.. R.I.P
EA6TC & K6WTC Joan Morante P.O. Box 111 – Son Ferriol 07198 Palma de Mallorca – Balearic Is. SPAIN
De: mail@mike-rupprecht.de mail@mike-rupprecht.de Enviado el: miércoles, 09 de febrero de 2022 11:43 Para: amsat-bb@amsat.org Asunto: [AMSAT-BB] RIP WB4APR
It was with sadness that I learned the news of Bob's passing. He was my mentor (as was Colin, VK5HI) and taught me many things about satellites. There were times when we were in daily contact. Besides APRS, he left us many interesting satellite projects (PCSAT, PSAT, RAFT, MARS, SAPPHIRE, QIKOM...). I remember a great time when Henk, PA3GUO and I actively supported the ANDE mission. I thank Bob for his confidence in making me the command station of PCSAT and PSAT. My sympathies go out to his family. Thank you for your life's work for Amateur Radio, Bob. Rest in peace.
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