ARRL Georgia Section (GA) Section Manager Eugene C. Clark, W4AYK 1604 Lynwood Ln Albany, GA 31707-3700 229-888-1090 w4ayk@arrl.org Section Links Hamfests Affiliated Clubs Ham Radio Classes Other sections Southeastern Division

Assistant Section Manager James S Altman, W4UCK 170 Mitchell St SW Atlanta, GA 30303-3424 (404) 526-8868 jaltman@altlaw.com Steven E Garrison, N4SEG 869 Parkstone Drive Stone Mtn, GA 30083-3515 (678) 428-0163, (770) 469-3491 n4seg@arrl.net Brittney L Hancock, KI4WNY 704 Wilkes Dr Loganville, GA 30052-2712 (404) 313-6965 ki4wny@bellsouth.net Andrea L Hartlage, KG4IUM 2323 Orion Ct Grayson, GA 30017-1896 (770) 963-2715 kg4ium@arrl-ga.org David E Pearce Jr, AB0NG 4571 Huntridge Dr Ne Roswell, GA 30075-2009 (770) 998-1642, (770) 494-3068 david.e.pearce@lmco.com Robert E Smith, K4PHE 131 Laurelbrook Dr Leesburg, GA 31763-4925 (229) 883-9633 k4phe@bellsouth.net Marshall R Thigpen Jr, W4IS PO Box 505 Statesboro, GA 30459-0505 (912) 489-8756, (912) 764-4984 w4is@arrl.net Robert E Tyler, KF4VBR PO Box 394 Tucker, GA 30085-0394 (404) 394-7557 Robert@nativegeorgian.com Affiliated Club Coordinator Robin K Cutshaw, AA4RC 773 Cumberland Rd Atlanta, GA 30306-3209 aa4rc@arrl.net Official Observer Coordinator Richard L Turner, WB4A 241 Indian Lake Dr Morrow, GA 30260-3000 (678) 777-0687 wb4a@clear.net Public Information Coordinator Norman M Schklar, WA4ZXV 480 N Peachtree St Norcross, GA 30071-2139 (770) 313-9410 wa4zxv@arrl.net Section Emergency Coordinator Michael F Brown, KE4FGF 927 Enon Rd Coolidge, GA 31738-2807 (229) 224-5185 ke4fgf@surfsouth.com State Government Liaison Julius W Cherepy Jr, WB4WTN 1159 Pinehurst Rd Grayson, GA 30017-1130 (770) 972-0377 wb4wtn@arrl.net Section Traffic Manager Charles A Pennington, K4GK PO Box 144 Sandersville, GA 31082-0144 (478) 552-3617 k4gk@arrl.net Technical Coordinator James A Worsham, W4KXY 1915 Oak Wind Ln Buford, GA 30519-6766 (404) 499-6416, (770) 945-9910 w4kxy@arrl.net

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News last updated: Thu, October 1, 2009 at 11:54 PM ET

Georgia Section on My Mind - 2009 Welcome to the Georgia Section News page. Our New Section Manager: Gene Clark, W4AYK and our Section Webmaster: Bob Smith, K4PHE would like to welcome you to visit our website at: www.ARRL-GA.org We feel that we can provide you with a much better idea of what the Georgia Section is doing at our website. Our Webmaster updates our site on a regular basis, providing stories, pictures and other important information in a manner which cannot be presented properly in this format. Stop in for a visit Today! Also check out our Georgia ARES website at: www.GAARES.org

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At the Forsyth County ARES 2005 Field Day, Jerry and Phil dress for Dinner. These guys really know how to to do Field Day... Points, who cares about points when you got BBQ Ribs to eat. This group just loves to have fun along with their radio. Be sure to check out their ARES Posters Website at: http://www.forsythares.org/ARES_images.htm	Phil really knows how to BBQ those ribs., He bruoght the grill, the ribs, Yes he forgot the rig, the Antenna and the Generator, but who cares.. he cooks great ribs and even dresses up nicely for dinner
Susan, AF4FO and Mike, K4HBI, Swiderski, (GA Section Manager and Official Observer Coordinator, respectively) enjoy the delicacies at the South Fulton ARES Field Day 2002. Actually the photo is from the 2005 Miledgeville, GA Field Day Event, but Susan and Mike were Caught in the Act in the dinner line again. "Have Radio - will travel to food"	The "princess of Georgia radio" Andrea Hartlage, KG4IUM--who passed her extra class test the weekend before the 2002 Field Day--operates SSB for the Gwinnett Amateur Radio Society Field Day. Andrea is now an Assistant Section Manager for Georgia Youth and loves to crank out the contact points on 20m.
Section Manager Susan Swiderski, AF4FO traveled across Middle Georgia for the 2005 Field Day. Shown here with the Oconee County ARS and the Amateur Radio Appreciation Proclamation from Governor Purdue. Oconee County held their Field Day in the County EOC.	At the Alford Memorial Radio Club 2005 Field Day, Steve Diggs, W4EPI and Les Scofield, W4SCO worked hard to come up with the Satellite contacts.

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