It is with a heavy heart that I write this letter about the future of Ham-Com. After 41 years, Ham-Com has decided to close its doors in lieu of the restrictions in place for COVID-19 and the rising costs of putting on a show. The decision was not made lightly, but the safety and wellness of our volunteers, vendors, clubs, presenters, and attendees is our paramount concern. We sincerely thank each and every person for their support over the past years. This starts with clubs who have participated in offering forums, transmitter sessions, VE sessions, talk-ins, and many more things through the years. Next, to the commercial and flea market vendors who have helped new hams get their first radio to established hams who are building the ultimate ham shack, we thank you for returning year over year. To the volunteer staff, functional directors, and access control, your dedication and hard work have contributed to the continued success of the show for 41 years. Finally, to our attendees. Without you, there is no show. Over 41 years, we have met a variety of people with one common passion, amateur radio. Ham-Com is proud to contribute to bringing people together to enjoy this passion. We will definitely miss this gathering of the broader community. Our thoughts and best wishes to you and your families and “see you on-the-air”. 73 Bill Nelson President of Ham-Com Inc The logo and name are trademarks of Ham-Com, Inc. The logo may not be reproduced in any form whatsoever without written consent. Web design is by Ham-Com, Inc. For questions or comments, reach out to webmaster@hamcom.org.
This has already been posted several times/but another SK because of the Coronavirus. Sad/ it was a great hamfest
