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|    ARLX001 Long-Time ARRL Vice Director, Ho    |
|    02 Feb 16 18:09:04    |
      SB SPCL @ ARL $ARLX001       ARLX001 Long-Time ARRL Vice Director, Honorary Vice President Evelyn Gauzens,       W4WYR (SK)              ZCZC AX01       QST de W1AW       Special Bulletin 1 ARLX001       > From ARRL Headquarters       Newington CT February 2, 2016       To all radio amateurs              SB SPCL ARL ARLX001       ARLX001 Long-Time ARRL Vice Director, Honorary Vice President Evelyn Gauzens,       W4WYR (SK)              A beloved member of the extended ARRL family has passed on. Evelyn Gauzens,       W4WYR, of Dunedin, Florida, died on January 31. She would have turned 87 this       week. An ARRL Life Member, Gauzens served as the Southeastern Division Vice       Director for more than 20 years. The ARRL Board of Directors elected her as an       Honorary Vice President in 2002. She may be best known in the wider Amateur       Radio community for having co-founded the Miami Tropical Hamboree and chairing       it for 45 years. Past ARRL President Kay Craigie, N3KN, said that when she       became a Vice Director in 1990, Gauzens was there for her as the "go-to"       person for newcomers to learn the ropes.              "When I was preparing the supporting materials for her nomination as ARRL       Honorary Vice President, I learned about her role with Amateur Radio at the       National Hurricane Center," Craigie said. "She was a leader, she had a sense       of humor, and she was kind. She contributed to Amateur Radio and her       community. I am so glad that I could visit with her again at Orlando, so her       face remains fresh in my memory. She was physically frail of course, but her       mind was as sharp as ever, and she left me laughing." Craigie expressed her       condolences to Gauzens' family.              Gauzens received a W4EHW/National Hurricane Center Award of Appreciation in       2003 during the annual Amateur Radio Hurricane Conference. That same year, she       was honored for her 50 years of ARRL membership. Gauzens was a member of the       Quarter Century Wireless Association (QCWA), a life member of the Dade Radio       Club of Miami, and a participant in the Florida Phone Traffic Net. She also       belonged to the A-1 Operators Club.              In 2001, the she was the recipient of the Citizens' Ham Mobile-Marine Patrol       (CHAMP) Award, presented to an Amateur Radio operator for an exemplary act of       service to the community during the preceding year, or to an amateur who has       demonstrated years of distinguished service to both Amateur Radio and the       community. She was an ARRL VEC volunteer examiner. In 2002, Kenwood honored       Gauzens with its "Top Gun Award."              In 2012 Gauzens was inducted into the CQ Amateur Radio Hall of Fame,       recognized as "an active proponent of improved Amateur Radio public relations"       and as the principal on-site organizer - on behalf of the ARRL as the host       IARU Member Society - of the 1976 IARU Region 2 conference in Miami Beach.              "Love Amateur Radio and all those I have met in the fraternity," Gauzens said       in her QRZ.com profile.              Gauzens' late husband Carl was W4DTJ, a call sign now held by her       granddaughter, Stephanie. Her son Alan is WA4ATF.              Arrangements are pending.              NNNN       /EX              )\/(ark              ... This is what men really want, after all. Unless they don't.       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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