When a ham dies, it is common to say he/she is a Silent Key, or SK

On the bvarc website we try to keep track and list any silent key that has
been a BVARC member in the past.

I can only mark a member or ex-member as a silent key if I notice a death
notice or if someone lets me know. 

I can guess out of the many members BVARC has had since it started in 1978
we have many more silent keys than the 71 that are currently noted.

I am asking if you know of any ham that has died that was or might have ever
been a BVARC member that you let me know. I think all BVARC SKs should be
honored..

You can see a current list of SKs on the Who Is BVARC page of the website

http://www.bvarc.org/index1.php?page=whois  

thanks for your help.. 
If you are not sure about previous membership in the club, I can look him
up..

thanks

Eddie Runner (NU5K)
webguy


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