************************************************************************ I was thinking along the same lines he was also instrumental in the creation of the various categories of ULR DX awards.

DXer from India: Sudipta Ghose, in my Facebook profile, has written: "He wrote so many welldocumented papers.......he will be missed" Horacio A. Nigro Montevideo

I am truly saddened to hear of the loss of John Bryant, a DXer of rare skill, enthusiasm, and willingness to help and teach others. I had the pleasure to meet John at one of the Boston Area DXers

Here are some links concerning John Bryant.The first 3 concern his career in architecture and teaching.The rest of them are links to books written by John Bryant and Harold Cones including sources for

Another way we can pay tribute to John is for all of us to challenge ourselves to become better dxers.I think John would like that. 73 Carl DeWhitt Maryville,Tn.

It has occurred to me that John was really a prolific writer.His many articles,both in print and online,portrayed his enthusiasm and love of the dxing hobby whether tropical band sw dxing or mw

Kirk; I remember when i met John.Yourself,Mitch Sams and i met John at a restaurant on I-35 if i remember correctly.For at least 2 hours, maybe more, we discussed sw dxing and particularly the

As usual, I checked the group messages on my iTouch before going to sleep last night and was shocked to learn of John's passing. I did not know him well, but knew of him over the years in the hobby.

I personally regret the loss of this amazing and talented DXer, a person I read his articles, including "You Can Do This" written by him and Gary DeBock, which teaches how to build the much desired

I am shocked and deeply saddend to hear of John's sudden passing. His enthusiam, generosity and encouragement have been an inspiration to me over the years ever since I got to know him though the

After 8 hours of trying to work through this loss of my friend and colleague of over 25 years, I still find it difficult to write this, but I must, for John's sake and the wonderful memories. John

my condolences to John's family. thanks John for your contributions to our hobby. regards, phil

Hi all, just a note to say that I am shocked and saddened this morning to hear of John's passing. A measure of the man for me personally is in the number of times I reference his writings to enrich my

Wow. This was an unexpected shock. I'm a newbie to this and similar groups, but in the short time I've been here, it was obvious how many friends John had made and what a huge influence he had on

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