[SCCC] FW: Long Time SDDXC Member, John Vissat, NA6L, is recuperating from an accident and would appreciate visitors

[Dennis Younker NE6I]

This just in from the San Diego DX Club. Many of you know John as he is
quite active, or has been until this event. He is a member of SCCC. I'm sure
that cards to the facility or his home QTH would be very welcome. I do not
know at this time if he is able to access email.

 

73, Dennis NE6I

 

From: larose at shortwaves.com <larose at shortwaves.com> 
Sent: Sunday, January 4, 2026 12:20 PM
To: Robert Reichman <roberttreichman at gmail.com>
Subject: Long Time SDDXC Member, John Vissat, NA6L, is recuperating from an
accident and would appreciate visitors 

One of our long-term and very active SDDXC members, John Vissat NA6L,
suffered a major injury accident a couple of months ago.  He is recuperating
in a Skilled Nursing Facility in San Diego.  He is expected to be there for
two more weeks.  Please come and visit John and help cheer him up along his
road to recovery.  His XYL Denise KJ6JAL has recommended the following for
visiting:

 John is currently at Bayshire Torrey Pines skilled Nursing Facility @ 13101
Hartfield Ave, San Diego 92130.  There is a visiting calendar to ensure we
don't miss him as he has busy days including therapy and Dr. appointments
outside of the SNF.

To schedule a visit click on this link:

  https://koalendar.com/e/visit-john-v 

 Choose your visit time over any available time-slot.  Note that the
time-slot is 2 hours, but you do not have to stay two hours.  You can stop
by any time during that time-slot.

 Type in your name (your email if you wish to receive an email
confirmation).  Groups may share a time-slot.

 Note that he is at the skilled nursing facility (not the senior living
facility).  When you drive into the parking lot, drive past the senior
living facility and continue to the back of the lot.  He is currently in
room 182, but may be moved.  Double check the room at the front desk when
you arrive.

 Thank you

HNY es gud DX

73 Rob WA3IHV