PHOTO-2023-03-27-11-31-32 (1).jpgPENSIERO PER GIAMPIERO I0ZUT/SK

Dal Presidente di ARI PG, Francesco Fucelli IK0XBX:

Un altro pilastro della comunità radioamatoriale perugina se ne è andato, Fabrizio IK0FWI mi ha comunicato che ieri sera, 26.03.2023, Giampiero I0ZUT è passato SK.

Giampiero è stato, per me in particolare, un punto di riferimento importantissimo, con lui mi sono avvicinato ai contest e al DX, da lui ho appreso le prime nozioni e i primi segreti operativi, con lui ho lavorato fianco a fianco in mille avventure, dai contest fatti dalla stazione di Agello al lavoro svolto insieme, dietro le quinte, nella rubrica contest di Radio Rivista dove ci occupavamo della ricerca e della pubblicazione dei risultati quando ancora internet non era diffuso come oggi.

Un grande Radioamatore, un grande Contester, un gran DXer, un grande sperimentatore ma, soprattutto, un grande uomo se ne è andato …

Le esequie si terranno domani, 28 marzo 2023, alle ore 15.00 presso la Chiesa parrocchiale di Elce.

Le condoglianze di tutti noi giungano, attraverso Fabrizio IK0FWI, a tutta la famiglia.

Ciao Giampiero I0ZUT/SK …

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