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Roger your test... -- Dave W <nospam2@...>

This is the beginning of the WJMA Alumni listserve. Yahoo won't let me add more that 50 email addresses to start a list. After the initial 50 individuals have to add themselves. After a lot of

Here's a list of those on this list as we begin. Please find your name and see if I have the right information. My memory is fuzzy on some details. Ross

Here is a list of those who have died. At least those that I am aware of. When I get finished with the data entry, I'll post a list of those I could not locate. Ross

I'm here... hello there Ross, Dave... Chap

My stint as a "part-time announcer" was limited to a few nights in 1978 - we were doing split broadcasts, with Orange Hornet basketball on the AM. Molly Hoffman was handling the FM, while I sat in

Chap, An oversight on my part. I've added Ann to the list. Where are you and what are you doing these days? Ross Hunter

Hello Ross and All, Great idea Ross, I am glad you have put this together. I would be interested in reading WJMA mini-autobiograhies of everyone and learning the years that everyone worked there and

Wow! Impressive list, Ross ... must've taken quite a bit of work to track us all down. Thanks for doing such great work! Just scanning through the list brought back a lot of memories for me

--- David Taylor <taylordr@...> wrote: Ah yes! That was before my time but I used to listen each week. I think it was called "Airline". Russ sometimes sang "It Had to be You" during

Ross, hi! I'm living near the small town of Langley, on Whidbey Island in the Puget Sound, north of Seattle. Currently working as a Macintosh computer consultant. My career has been pretty

Hi Ross and All: This is a great idea and a welcome walk down memory lane. Here's the condensed version of my life from my WJMA years to the present: I worked for Arch from the Summer of 1969

Hi Ross and All: This is a great idea and a welcome walk down memory lane. Here's the condensed version of my life from my WJMA years to the present: I worked for Arch from the Summer of 1969

I want to join others in thanking Ross and Les, et al, in getting this listserve "on the air". Like a lot of the others here, I had the privilege of being a part-time announcer under the tutelage of

Ross, good work! I found this article on today's Washington Post site that I thought would interest our group of super heterodyne tweakers. Les Myers Can XM Put Radio Back Together Again? By

What a gift, Ross...to reunite the special group from WJMA. This will be fun. I was 36 years old back in l977, having just moved to Virginia from Western NY, with my three girls, 13 and under and

Testing the list to send this message. Myers in Maine.

With the formation of this group, the first image that comes to my mind is Gene hunkered down behind some rack "over there" trying to hook up a patch so he and Pat and the others can share in the

I noticed a couple of bounced emails to the WJMA list this morning. If you'd like to get this list at more than one email address, let me know and I'll add additional addresses to the distribution