The steps for license renewal are outlined in the FCC link below.
https://www.fcc.gov/wireless/support/knowledge-base/common-amateur-filing-tasks/common-amateur-filing-task-renewing
Regards,
Gary
KC8UD
Kendall was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, on October 14, 1939. He completed a Bachelor’s degree at Andrews University in Physics and Math. In 1966, he married Joyce (Beaver) Marsh. He enjoyed his work as an electrical and mechanical engineer and held multiple patents from his research during his career.
Kendall was a strong supporter of Christian education. For a number of years, he took a break from the corporate world to work at Indiana Academy where he upgraded the facilities to significantly reduce the expenditures on heating and electricity. He also taught shop classes and supervised student workers. He also served as physical plant manager at Andrews University for several years. He is fondly remembered by his students and co-workers as being hard-working, knowledgeable, and caring. It was during this time that he passed the stringent exams to qualify as a Professional Engineer.
Kendall was a person of faith and lived a life of helping others. After retiring at the age of 60 from running a research and development lab, he spent his remaining years volunteering at his local Seventh-day Adventist churches and schools, including serving as Head Elder at his church and as the radio and television engineer for a local Christian station. He and his wife also had the privilege of starting a church in Indiana. There wasn’t anything that Kendall couldn’t build or fix, and he often left the house, toolbox in hand, to help a neighbor or new acquaintance. He also installed his own solar energy system and lived on it for many years, which met most of his home’s electrical needs.
Kendall loved music and played the trombone, piano, and organ. Many a morning and evening he filled his home with uplifting hymns. He maintained extensive gardens, worked on various new inventions, read avidly on a variety of topics, and woke up early each morning to have Bible studies on his HAM radio with others all over the world. He remained physically active throughout his life and enjoyed water and snow skiing, scuba diving, jet-boating, and weekly pickleball until the very end.
Kendall is survived by his wife of 55 years, Joyce Marsh; their two daughters, Michelle (Ken) Smith and Janelle (Martin) Klein; and grandchildren Jaise and Levi. He is also survived by his sister, Sylvia (William) Fagal. He was preceded in death by his parents, Drs. Frank and Alice Marsh.
In lieu of flowers, we invite you to donate to one of Kendall’s favorite charities:
Living Springs Overseas Missions, 1768 Road 628, Roanoke, AL 36274
Marie and Tom Judd, % Fiwagon Mission Society, P.O. Box 60, Thompsonville, IL 62890
Gospel Outreach, 712 NE C St, College Place, WA 99324
There will be a memorial at the Tonasket Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sunday, February 13, 2022, at 3 pm.
2018 No-nonsense-Tech-study-guide
You could alternate your study by watching the Pilot episode and 1 through 29 of
Upper Columbia Conference camp meeting June 2017.
Another year promoting communications with Adventist Community Services.
Many familiar friends stopped by. We also met new people interested in our hobby.
HAM RADIO TEST SESSION in Spokane area.
Location: Spokane Countryside Adventist Church
12107 W Seven Mile Rd
Spokane, WA 99224-9450
Date and Time: November 15, 2016 at 6pm
Please contact : AE7DM@yahoo.com for more details or call 509-466-5289
Thank you, 73.
UCC CAMP MEETING at UCA in Spangle, WA
Activities started on Wed. with a full day Technician level class followed by an examination.
All participants (14) were able to successfully meet the test requirements.
One of the class participants walked away with a Baofeng VHF/UHF radio donated by Adventist Community Services, Disaster Response Director, Patty Marsh
The booth was well attended. PTL!
Friday morning there was a 5K fun run. NAARA amateur radio operators provided communications along the track.
NORTHERN IDAHO Camp Meeting (a.k.a. Bonners Ferry Camp Meeting)
Praise the Lord.
There was a good attendance throughout the weekend. We met some ham radio operators that we did not know, others that we talked before and others that showed interest in becoming one. (Click on the pictures to view them in full size).
(updated) Activities scheduled for 2016 where NAARA members will be involved:
September 7 -10, North American Division Adventist Community Services Convention, Gladstone, OR.
FEBRUARY 2016
NPUC Disaster Response Summit
March 21st & 22nd in Boise, Idaho
Representatives and leaders from each of the Northwestern states and conferences in Idaho, Washington, Alaska, Oregon, Montana and Upper Columbia will meet to plan, share, and learn from each other with National Director Dr. Sung Kwon, and the North Pacific Union Leader John Loor, Jr. with NPUC Coordinator Larry Mays.
“Introduction to Disaster Preparedness” and “Donations Management” Classes will be offered prior to the summit meetings on March 19th and March 20th. This will provide certification for a three year period. This training is the basic training for the National Adventist Community Services Disaster Response program.
Housing is available at the GEM State Academy in Caldwell.
OCTOBER 2015 –
From Jim Hoffer, KW8T, president AARAI.
A special bulletin from the Adventist Amateur Radio Association International
Special congratulations to three young Adventist hams!
Kudos to Andrew Donesky, N1AJD, of Cleveland, Tennessee; Morgan Metcalf, KK4KHD, of Walla Walla, Washington; and Aaron Morrill, NA7AM, of Spokane, Washington. These three are pictured on pages 98 and 99 of the September issue of QST, as recipients of ARRL Foundation 2014 Scholarships. If there are other Adventists pictured on those pages, I am not aware, so please let me know if I have missed someone. It is great to see our youth getting interested in amateur radio and excelling! And many thanks to those who consistently give radio classes and promote our wonderful hobby, especially among the youth.
Check the pages from QST on the link below.
Editor’s note:
73 and blessings to Aaron, Andrew, and Morgan from NAARA.
Stay in touch!
THUNDERBIRD TEMPORARY HANGER – MARCH 2015 –
PROJECT: Interim Hanger, Phase one of moving AWA maintenance and training to Scottsdale.
LOCATION: Scottsdale Airport, Scottsdale Arizona
OBJECTIVE: Erection of 60’ x 80’ Coverall Building as interim home for all AWA maintenance, overhaul and training facility. The permanent 100’ x 100’ hanger construction expected to begin fall of 2015.
STATUS: Complete hanger package is onsite. Engineering is in the process including foundation. Should be complete by end of March 2015. Fencing and foundation columns can be placed late March followed immediately by the erection of the building. An experienced team is prepared to be on site to erect the building as soon as possible, the target is April 10, 2015. There are mechanics and airplanes on the way to Scottsdale and we need a place for the urgent mechanical work to be done ASAP. God has provided SO much to see this project through, we are very close now!
REQUIREMENTS:
1 Manpower to prepare footings and erect building
2 Temporary job shack/portable office for mechanics office and washrooms.
INVESTMENT:
1 Engineering and inspections(needed immediately) $5,000
2 Footing prep and casting $10,000
3 Services, paving, fencing etc. $15,000
Estimated Total for interim hanger $30,000
Donate online at www.flyawa.org choose the Donate button. Canadian donations have a separate page. Or donate by check:
In Canada
Adventist World Aviation
1281 Hwy 33 E
Kelowna, BC V1P 1M1
250 575-6564
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In the United States
Adventist World Aviation
PO Box 444
Sullivan Wisconsin 53178-0444
414 226-5195