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Pease Sr., John E.*
John was an actiive member of DBARA and one of the key workers in making our first ham fest a giant success back in the 70's'. He waws a bunny hunter, DX'er and a licensed Private Pilot. His call was WB4JVZ.S Alfred N. "Neb" Brown, W3UQN, SK Alfred N. Brown, W3UQN, passed away last week at Halifax Hospital. Mr. Alfred Brown, W3UQN, who preferred being called "Neb" was one of the oldest members of DBARA. He became a member in the early 70s. "Neb" was one of our very active ham's and enjoyed coming to club meetings. He always had a smile and loved meeting new folks in the club and could tell some really great stories about his life. Like how he graduated from Kings Point Maritime Academy in New York. The proud processor of an Engineer's degree and a Maritime rating for steam powered ships. But decided ship's were not going to be his cup of tea and went to work for Baldwin Lima Hamilton to build large diesel engines. He always called Carolyn Truesdale the night before club meetings to see if he could hitch a ride with Carolyn and John LoCicero to the next meeting night. He was a avid sailboat sailor who had sailed around the world on his sail boat with his wife. They lived aboard their sali boat up till a few years ago when they sold the boat and moved to Bishop's Glen Assisted Living facility with his wife. He had also owned a couple of airplanes and he continued to fly up until the time they had to move into the assisted living home. Alfred "Neb" Brown will be missed by everyone that associated with him as a member of the DBARA. submitted by John LoCicero, K4TUG on 13 March 2008 Robert "Cliff" Fraser, KE4HIY, is known throughout the ham radio community as "Mr. Coffee and Doughnuts Man." Became a Silent Key today, 7 February 2008 Cliff became a silent key at 1230 hours today after having fought a tremendous battle with Cancer and the effects of the chemotherapy and radiation treatments. While i never seemed to find a way to visit him as often as others I tried real hard to keep close tabs on his wellbeing and efforts to overcome the treatments and cause were affecting overall. 02.07.2008 Updated: Monday, August 18, 2008 |
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John
E. Pease, Sr., 65, of Daytona Beach
/ Zephyrhills, Fla., passed away
July 11, 2008. He was born in
Rochester, Mich., July 10, 1943. He
is survived by his wife of 40 years,
Betty Pease; his daughter, Pamela
Pease Mattox and husband, Michael
Mattox of Seffner, Fla., along with
their children, Cory Mattox, 13, and
Emily Mattox, 8; his son, John E.
Pease Jr. and wife, Becky of Tampa,
along with their children,
Elisabella Marie Pease, 3, and John
"Jagger" Pease, 1; his sisters,
Janet and Ardell Mears and Mary Lou
Dey; sister-in-law, Brenda Pease;
and stepsister, Francis and Ron
Klobnock; plus numerous nieces and
nephews. John served in the U.S. Air
force in the early 1960s. In the
1970's & 80's John lived in Daytona
Beach, Fla. Where he owned and
operated 3 businesses for over 20
years. He owned John's Bug House,
The Foreign Car Shop & The Foreign
Car Store. Over the last years of
his life he resided in both Brandon,
Fla., and Zephyrhills. He was also a
very active member of The First
Baptist Church. He will be laid to
rest at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, July
26, 2008, at Lohman / Daytona Beach
Cemetery on Bellevue Dr in Daytona
Beach, Fla. Published in the Daytona
Beach News-Journal on 7/20/20