Dexter Anderson, W1STN from Mystic, Connecticut, USA passed away 21 December 2021.
He born in 1931.
Information from his qrz page:
1948 - 1949: Licensed and operated as W2YLN in Glen Ridge, New Jersey.
1955 - 1956: Licensed as DL4QA in West Berlin.
1972 - 1978: Operated and operated as K3KWJ in Washington, D.C.
1976 - 1978: Volunteer operator at NN3SI, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
1974 - 1993: Operated at 4U1ITU of the International Amateur Radio Club, International Telecommunication Union headquarters, Geneva.
1978 - 1981: Licensed and operated as HB9BRQ in Geneva.
1981 - 1997: Operated as W4KM in Washington, D.C.
1998 - 2013: Retired in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
2013: Licensed as W1STN.
Life member of American Radio Relay League, Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation, Ten‑Ten International, International Amateur Radio Club, and Quarter Century Wireless Association. Member of Department of State Amateur Radio Club (W3DOS) and Voice of America Amateur Radio Club (K3VOA). Prepared summary translations of Soviet articles on amateur radio for the ARRL.
He born in 1931.
Information from his qrz page:
1948 - 1949: Licensed and operated as W2YLN in Glen Ridge, New Jersey.
1955 - 1956: Licensed as DL4QA in West Berlin.
1972 - 1978: Operated and operated as K3KWJ in Washington, D.C.
1976 - 1978: Volunteer operator at NN3SI, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
1974 - 1993: Operated at 4U1ITU of the International Amateur Radio Club, International Telecommunication Union headquarters, Geneva.
1978 - 1981: Licensed and operated as HB9BRQ in Geneva.
1981 - 1997: Operated as W4KM in Washington, D.C.
1998 - 2013: Retired in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
2013: Licensed as W1STN.
Life member of American Radio Relay League, Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation, Ten‑Ten International, International Amateur Radio Club, and Quarter Century Wireless Association. Member of Department of State Amateur Radio Club (W3DOS) and Voice of America Amateur Radio Club (K3VOA). Prepared summary translations of Soviet articles on amateur radio for the ARRL.