VE7KHZ
Falkland, B.C.
Canada
I am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Maurice LaHue (Mo). Mo was
what I envisioned to be the perfect gentleman. He was a great man, always
willing to
lend a hand or help another ham with anything he could. I have had many, many
QSO's with Mo, each of them more enjoyable than the last, and he always had
an
interesting story to tell whether it was about the goats, the farm, radios,
his children, his loving wife or life in general. I talked with Mo on the
telephone and we chatted about his health and it's effect on his lifestyle.
He was extremely grateful to have CJ at his side, and support from his radio
friends through his past years illness.
I will miss Mo very much, and 10M AM will never be the same for me without him. Band conditions come and go but Mo's kindness and spirit will always be remembered.
I'm comforted to know that he's now in a place where filaments never burn out, SWR is always 1:1 and conditions are always good.
Best 73 Mo from Paul, VE7KHz
I will never forget your thoughtfulness and kindness.
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