Click for more detail... N4PBV has gone QRT It is with deep regret and a heavy heart that I inform you, David passed away August 5, 2005. He was 39 years old. I miss him so much, His Dad: Danny W4MOP Please sign the guest book and see photos at http://www.legacy.com/Louisville/Guestbook.asp?Page=Guestbook&PersonID=14787483 This will be open till Sept 7 2006 TO SEE PICTURES GO TO http://w4mop.com on David Wayne's Page ================================================= David Wayne Hammers Sept 22, 1965 - Aug 5, 2005 Born in Fairdale, Kentucky Living his adult life in Okolona, Kentucky Dave became a Amateur Radio Operator when he was 15 His first call was KA4VPT and later became N4PBV. At 13 started his electronics schooling and finished with 1340 hours Our first computer was a "4K Radio Shack Color Computer" and he was hooked. He stacked chips to make it 16K WOW! Keeping his interest in computers, He later when on to become a Technician and Computer Consultant for the University Of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky. A job he dearly loved, he always said "No One Should Be Paid For Having This Much Fun". He always got a kick out of helping people with their computer Woes. Dave was also a very accomplished Locksmith. He started this by going with me on service calls, when he was about 10 years old. After High School (DeSales), he went to work for Schiller Hardware as a Locksmith and later to the University Of Louisville as a Locksmith for about 13 yrs. And was President of The Central States Locksmith Association for I think 2 yrs. Then transferred to the Arts and Sciences Dept. as Computer Consultant. For a total of over 20 years at U of L And while at U of L he met the love of his life, Cheryl Capito, his fiancée at the time of his passing. When he would say "I got to get away for a little while". I would know, he's coming to Florida to get some Garlic Knots and some of Patricia's, (his Step-Mom), baby back ribs. The hard thing was keeping him away from my computer, he thought it needed updating or there was this neat little program I needed. Of course he was right, as always! And with 3 or 4 phone calls a day, he love his internet phone, to me and our good friend Stew Haag W4MO, the phone now seems so quiet. David's Dad: Danny Hammers W4MOP ================================ Burial was at Mount Holly Cemetery in Fairdale Kentucky. http://floridamasonichome.org Last modified: Wed Dec 10 04:54:05 2008 Does this page contain inappropriate content? If so, Report this page... |
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