I don't know if Rob sent each of you a similar message.
-----Original Message-----
From: Sumner, Dave,
K1ZZ
Sent: Wed 6/25/2003 4:44 PM
To: Rob Worley
Cc:
Subject: RE: Apology re: Oregon SM Recall
Election
Rob, while I appreciate your message, as far as I am concerned there is
no need for you to apologize. The Board has provided an avenue for the
membership to remove a Section Manager from office and you have exercised it,
as you had every right to do. Given the result, your reasons clearly were
not frivolous.
73,
David Sumner, K1ZZ in Geneva at WRC-03
-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Worley
[mailto:w7vww@oregonfast.net]
Sent: Tue 6/24/2003 10:49 PM
To: Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ
Cc:
Subject: Apology
re: Oregon SM Recall Election
Good afternoon
Dave.
Steve Ewald
called me this morning with the news that our recall of Oregon Section
Manager Marshall Johnson was successful.
I feel I
need to apologize to you, the Board of Directors, and the ARRL staff
for instigating this recall. Holding a recall election cannot be
cheap. The funds expended for this election could instead have
been used for the "Big Project", defending our bands against the
onslaught of commercial interests, or for any of the myriad
other expenses the ARRL incurs in representing and defending our
beloved avocation, Amateur Radio. I apologize for creating the
circumstance that placed the League in a position of
having to expend money on this "extra"
election.
That being said,
I am very grateful that the Bylaws and Rules & Regulations make
provision for such an occurrence. This recall effort was not
undertaken lightly, and in the collective opinion of the petitioners, was
absolutely necessary for the well-being of the the ARRL in general and of
ARES/RACES in particular in the State of Oregon.
73,
Rob T. Worley,
Jr. W7VWW
Life Member: American Radio Relay
League
Quarter Century Wireless Association
Central Oregon Coast Amateur Radio Club
Elmered by Christine
Stovall W5VWW,
SK