I will also miss Bill met him at a couple of conventions. Me and him talked
alot at the Albuquerque Convention he will definately be missed. I also will
miss Don Kaskey I met him one time and would talk to him on the phone at times
about dx and also by e-mail. yes they will both be missed
Bruce,
Thanks for reminding me, Bill Nittler did come to Seaside in 2010. I had
not seen him in years until I think Albuquerque in 2009. I don't
remember if he was in SLC in 2008. He was really a nice guy and
supported DXWW-West often. Also a very good QSLer through the years.
73,
Patrick
Patr
Thank you for passing this on Rick. I met him only once, at the
Calgary convention, where we somehow ended up being the
co-auctioneers. He had a fine sense of humor, and was a worthy
replacement for Mr. Bytheway. And as Bruce mentioned, he was a
major force in the early days of the club.
I'm sorry to hear about Bill Nittler.
I had the opportunity to meet him 3 or 4 times at conventions, the most
recent being Seaside in 2010. He was one of the IRCA's founders and
was part of the DX Monitor publishing team during the club's very early
days.
Bill was my first contact with the
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> CC: a...@yahoogroups.com; a...@nrcdxas.org; irca@hard-core-dx.com
> Subject: Re: [IRCA] Passing of longtime DXer Bill Nittler
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> Really sad. He attended the Albuquerque IRCA convention in 2009. One of
> the orig charter members that started the IRCA in 1964. A very active
> QSLer thr
Really sad. He attended the Albuquerque IRCA convention in 2009. One of
the orig charter members that started the IRCA in 1964. A very active
QSLer through the years too. We lost two greats of late, Don Kaskey and
Bill Nittler.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
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Had not seen anything on any of the discussion lists that I belong to, so I was
rather surprised to get this in my inbox just a few minutes ago. I had the
opportunity to visit with Bill on at least one occasion (the 2011 NRC
convention in Omaha) and possibly another (I THINK he attended the
