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	<title>Comments on: Silent Key: Harold Ober, K0YC</title>
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		<title>By: Ron Vought - AC0LM</title>
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		<description>Harold Ober was a great gentleman and a fantastic amatuer! When I and my wife resided in the Des Moines area from 1985-1988, he was instrumental in the packet, 2-mtr and HF scene. Involved in most everything the amateur community had to offer, he was also a fine human being. What he would do to help and inspire others were beyond words. I recall the days we spent in his hamshack, running various modes and just good fellowship between operators.  Since our relocation up north, I&#039;ve lost complete touch with Harold and it was only through the information given me by another fellow HAM in the Des Moines area that I was made aware of Harold&#039;s passing.
Thank you Harold for the times we had to know one another. You will be sorely missed! You&#039;ve left a lasting impression on my life whether you knew it or not!
God Bless and 73!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Harold Ober was a great gentleman and a fantastic amatuer! When I and my wife resided in the Des Moines area from 1985-1988, he was instrumental in the packet, 2-mtr and HF scene. Involved in most everything the amateur community had to offer, he was also a fine human being. What he would do to help and inspire others were beyond words. I recall the days we spent in his hamshack, running various modes and just good fellowship between operators.  Since our relocation up north, I&#8217;ve lost complete touch with Harold and it was only through the information given me by another fellow HAM in the Des Moines area that I was made aware of Harold&#8217;s passing.<br />
Thank you Harold for the times we had to know one another. You will be sorely missed! You&#8217;ve left a lasting impression on my life whether you knew it or not!<br />
God Bless and 73!</p>
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