I have been involved in Amateur Radio since about 1957 when my father WA6HZE (SK) became a Ham. I was fascinated by the big radio equipment dad had brought home after trading our family boat. From the very first time I got to sit in front of that SX-28A receiver I was hooked. I received my Novice license in Nov of 1961 and upgraded a year later. My novice call was WN6CMH, then after passing the general it changed to WB6CMH. One of my twin sons Jerry, now has WB6CMH. The ham family does not stop there. XYL Sue, is WA6SUE and my other son Ray, is W6EST. Ray and I both held my dads old call of WA6HZE in the past.

I am a very fortunate fellow in that my entire family are licensed amateurs and don't think for a minute that I am not proud of that. You could say we are a "Hamily"

Sue and I own and operate Cheap QSLs which you can find at www.cheapqsls.com . So Amateur radio is more of a hobby in this house !