CQ Amateur Radio

A Tribute to Rod Linkous, W7OM

November 30, 2022. Indeed, Rod’s passing shortly after his 88th birthday was a very sad day. A hearty amen to all the nice things that have been said about Rod and his accomplishments in ham radio.

Rod was real gentleman. In all my years of knowing Rod, I never heard him say a disparaging word about anyone. Rod received his first license in 1949 when he was 15 years old – W7KIM – the beginning

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