Mark Heroux, N1MAE/SK
It is with a heavy heart that we remember and honor the life of Mark N1MAE Heroux, a cherished member of our amateur radio community who passed the third weekend of July 2024.
Mark’s passion for amateur radio was evident in everything he did. His call sign, N1MAE, was synonymous with excellence and dedication in the world of amateur radio. Mark’s enthusiasm was contagious, and his technical expertise was deep. He was always ready to listen, offer advice, and share his vast knowledge with anyone eager to learn.
Mark N1MAE Heroux will be deeply missed, but his spirit will forever resonate through the airwaves and in our hearts.
Roger Buel, W9NCQ/SK
TBARC lost another long-time member this past Saturday Feb 13, Roger had fallen in January and then ended up in the hospital with pneumonia, lumbar fractures, and a blood clot.
Although Roger had not been active the past couple of years, he was a Past President, Secretary, Treasurer, Training Instructor, VE and EmComm coordinator.
When Rogers was able, he was always available for mentoring members. Roger will be sorely missed for his advice and counsel.
Services will be announced at a later date.
Gary Cline AF7BJ/SK
TBARC lost one of its own recently. Gary Cline AF7BJ succumbed to complications due to COVID-19 on January 4, 2021.
Gary had been a long-time member of TBARC, served on the board in multiple capacities, and was a great supporter of club events. Whether it was the TBARC weekly net, the monthly breakfast or directing traffic at the hamfest, Gary was always available and one we could always count on.
Gary’s obituary can be found at https://www.gilbertmemorialpark.com/obituaries/gary-h-cline/.
Nobody will forget Gary’s laugh, or his passion for camping – and then operating his radios as he camped. We will miss him. AF7BJ/SK.
James Skinnell K7EOG/SK
James Franklin Skinnell, age 78, passed away on February 10, 2021 in Glendale, Arizona. James was born March 4, 1942 in Wellington, Kansas to James and Sabella Skinnell. He was a professional locksmith and his passion was serving as a Deputy Sheriff for 35 years with Maricopa County Sheriff Department. Jim was preceded in death by his son Michael in 2001 and triplet sisters who died in infancy. He is survived by his eternal companion Betty Skinnell, children Danny, Janet, Trudy and Brian, one sister Rebecca, 14 grandchildren and 31 soon to be 32 great grandchildren. He was very proud of 5 of his grandsons who are serving in the armed forces.