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Lew Reinberg, W2BIE, (SK):
Ed Muro (K2EPM)
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March 17, 2008
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I regret to inform you of the passing of Lew Reinberg, W2BIE. Lew was licensed as a ham in 1953 and was very active on all bands (hf, vhf, and uhf.) He was a very active dxer and well known in the ham communities in New York and his beloved Baltimore.
Retired from the photographic and electronics industry, Lew's last job was with the Azden Company who at one time made rock-solid ham radios. Both Lew's wife w2ecr & son n2hok are active amateurs.
I don't think there was a room in Lew's house that wasn't within ear shot of a ham radio or scanner.
Services will be held today (Monday 3/17) at 10AM at:
At YOUNG ISRAEL of WEST HEMPSTEAD
ARRL - The national association for Amateur Radio; Public Information Coordinator
New York City-Long Island
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Lew Reinberg, W2BIE, (SK):
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by N2MOD on March 18, 2008
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I worked with Lew at Azden. he was a great man. He will be missed.
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Lew Reinberg, W2BIE, (SK):
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by WC2C on March 19, 2008
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Lew, was the best friend and Elmer, any ham could ever have. I met first met Lew in May 1987 when he encoraged me to get my novice license and was immensly supportive throughout the 21 years of personal friendship and amateur activities.
Aaron WC2C
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