[RTTY] NP3D

[Vilnis YL2KF]

Don.....Ohhhh ,
  re Andrej ..... unbelievable  ,  God bless.

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de YL2KF



On 07.11.2013 05:56, Don Hill AA5AU wrote:
> This is the saddest of news and I am overwhelmed but not surprised. Two weeks ago, another RTTY contester could have easily been
> lost - me.
>
> On October 22, I was mowing my lawn when I had a tightness in my chest. I had felt this before while cutting grass but it always
> went away when I took a break. This time, however, it did not go away. My wife and I decided to call 911. I was rushed to the
> hospital even though the EKG performed by the paramedics were negative. Even the first enzyme blood test was negative for any heart
> problem. A second enzyme test performed 6 hours later showed enough of a change that a cardiologist recommended an angiogram. The
> angiogram showed a 50-60% blockage in my left main artery and a 90% blockage in my right artery. On October 25, I underwent triple
> bypass surgery at age 56. I am home recovering and all is well. I didn't really want to announce this publicly but in light of
> Andrei's passing, I thought everyone could use a wakeup call.
>
> I will not speculate on Andrei's cause of death, but don't think it won't happen to you. It could have happened to me.
>
> Andrei was a great guy whom I'd met several times and he was excellent contester. God bless him.
>
> Don, AA5AU
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: RTTY [mailto:rtty-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of Fred Dennin
> Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2013 6:02 PM
> To: rtty at contesting.com
> Subject: [RTTY] NP3D
>
> I was just advised that in the Daily DX Bulletin today, it was announced that Andrei, NP3D passed away unexpectedly.  Here is the
> excerpt:
>
>> NP3D/EW1AR (ex UC2AFZ, RC2AR, AA3BG, NC2N), Andrei Stchislenok, passed
>> away unexpectedly on Monday November 4th. He was 55. Andy was a very
>> kind hearted person and operated from many locations around the world.
> I am truly saddened to hear this news.  Andrei was a friend that operated here at my station and he and I went to Costa Rica to
> operate in 2009 for a week.  Dayton was also spiced up by Andrei's presence as he was the life of the party.  Just look at his photo
> on QRZ.COM to see how light hearted he was.
> Andrei loved amateur radio,  loved all modes and loved the people.   He was a very enthusiastic operator and operated from several
> countries such as Estonia, Nicaragua Costa Rica, to just name a few.  He made an impression on people, generally a smile,
> regardless where he was.  Andrei was thoughtful and caring, picking up the phone from time to time to just check in and make sure I
> was doing ok.  Every time we were together, he never failed to talk to me about his daughter who he loved more than anything.
>
> I will always fondly remember Andrei and will miss him very much.
>
> May God rest your soul Andrei.
>
> 73'.Fred, WW4LL
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