I was informed of Ken’s(25AT102) passing by Mr. Mauro(1EK156).
On that day, I was fortunate enough to hear the news first from Mauro and had the opportunity to confirm it with Mr. Mori (25AT105).
When Mr. Mori inquired about the status of Ken’s obituary from the relevant people, he was told that about a week had passed since Ken’s death.
He became ill around September of last year and entered a facility.
As a result, the home radio station was closed.
We did not disclose this information because it concerns Ken’s personal affairs.
We apologize for this.
We would like to express our deepest condolences and pray for Ken’s soul.

I would like to extend my most sincere apologies for the significant concern and inconvenience I have caused, as I have received a great many messages from various individuals.

To begin with, I would like to briefly clarify the intention behind my previous post.

There are numerous card issuance managers, the vast majority of whom perform their duties diligently and with the utmost professionalism, deserving of great respect. However, it has come to my attention that a small minority of individuals have failed to conduct their duties properly, with some even misappropriating postage fees.

In response to the actions of this small group, I regrettably made a remark in a manner that was intended as sarcasm. Unfortunately, this has angered and deeply disrespected those managers who have been carrying out their responsibilities with integrity.

For this, I offer my sincerest and most profound apologies.

I would like to convey my profound respect to those who oversee operations across numerous nations, as well as to the esteemed managers who have ensured the proper issuance of the cards. Henceforth, I shall endeavour to conduct myself with the greatest decorum so as to avoid any semblance of discourtesy.

Always check with Sam before sending a card.
Sam’s E-mail address is “25at099@alfatango.net”

If he gives the OK, send it to the address below.
Be sure to write the following.

Sam c/o Hideki
P.O.Box 73, Yokohama-Port
Yokohama, 2318691
JAPAN

QSLCard exchange used to be fun.
This was because the communication that emerged from chance was inspiring.
Nowadays, information is visible on social networking sites and clusters.
The level of difficulty has decreased and interest has gone down.
The number of appropriate operations (unreliable) has increased.
Proof of the operating radio station should be made public, and those that are not backed up should be considered fake.

When you post something on Facebook, only a few people can see it.

We will post it on our website in the future.

Please refrain from making any negative comments that may damage the club’s reputation.

I’ve just sent it.

It’s not good to arouse suspicion.

Dear HQ

I am writing to request further information regarding the operation of the Sovrano Militare Ordine Ospedaliero di San Giovanni di Gerusalemme di　Rhodi e di Maltaa.

I would be grateful if you could provide me with the following details:

1. The method of operation

2. The location of the operation

3. The equipment used (including antennas)

4. The permits obtained (official certificates or equivalent)

5. Photographs taken during the operation

6. Any other information that may support the operation

I understand that the information provided may be made public.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

#ALFATANGO

I appreciate all the input.
But isn’t the first thing you should be answering about the QSLmanager?