In case some of you haven't seen it, I think this article about John's DXpedition to Easter Island makes a nice tribute. It must have been one of the highlights of his DX

I had never met or corresponded with John but over the years had read some of his very knowledgable articles. We have a saying in New Zealand "A mighty Totara (tree) has fallen" My condolences to

Coming home from work and reading about John Bryant was shocking. My condolences to his family and his close friends. Why something like this would happen is very difficult to comprehend. While I

Just terrible news. The only positive aspect is the outpouring of respect on this list, and the good memories that go back over 20 years for many of us. The hobby will be lucky to ever again see

Well, he was a teacher wasn't he. I know a little about that game and he was a master teacher. He no sooner found something out but that he had to tell everyone about it --- with great skill, and

I feel the same. His enthusiasm in sharing his hobby with the group was so very much appreciated by me. His post on Nov 14th concerning the E100 was a great example. I certainly did not know John as

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Just spoke with Walter Salmaniw. Staggered. Cannot take it in. John was the man - a gentleman that we really could not afford to lose. Has made one gigantic contribution to the radio hobby. God

I too am in shock - it's tough to believe I am writing this. After having worked with John on a lot of ULR things over email and over the phone, I was privileged to spend a couple nights with him out

So sad to hear of John's passing. We met over two decades back. I recall those great R'burg get-togethers - FT, Proceedings, etc. John, you'll be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with your wife and

I was shocked and deeply saddened to hear the news of John's untimely passing. Like several of us in the group, I became acquainted with John through Fine Tuning and Numero Uno in the mid-80s. John

My condolences to John's friends and family. I only had Club business dealings with him, but I did enjoy his articals. It was also readily apparent to anybody that looked at the ULR sub-niche of the

This is not something I wanted to see here. It's always sad to learn of the passing of an acquaintance. I feel fortunate to have spent an afternoon of good conversation with John last month. It was

We are in total shock and disbelief this evening after hearing of the loss of our dear comrade in the ultralight DX group, John Bryant, A man who has given so much of his time and friendship to so

Like the others on the group,i am shocked and saddened to learn of the tragic and unexpected death of John Bryant.I met John back in the 80,s but have only talked him on the phone and via e mails

I want to add my condolences to the horrible news of John's passing. It is a shock indeed. We corresponded a few times, but I never had the pleasure of meeting him. There is no doubt that he was a

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This is a very sad day indeed. I never met John, but as someone else said, I "felt" as if I knew him. He will be sorely missed. Keith Beesley in Seattle

Hello All: I have just arrived home from work to read the devastating News of John Bryant's passing today. Right now I am pretty much buggered up trying to comprehend this sad occurrence. I have

What more can be said that hasn't already been expressed about our friend John? I echo these sentiments. I'm still in shock over the news, and it will be hard to finish out my day here at T-Mobile.