AB9D & 1503	Photo of a Phot	F'ng AL & Steve	W8CQ's IQ
KE9PQ	Wagon Walk By	Bro Dave & Bill	W8NS & Pappa Joe
CWD doing what he does	Gypsy Wagon Dinner	K8ZD at his best	Never 8 KOB
N9QT & W8LX	Gypsy1 guests	K9MI	the crowd
Gypsy 1	Mike & BLR	WB8VQV	Gabraham Lincoln
Mr. Sottoriva	Sudz Machine	WAM stuffing his jar	WAM walk-by
Roger Roger	N9IZP & KD8AX	Rare X-Tals	Brothers Grim
Mealtime	G1 Dinner is served	moment of silence	crowd control
wheres everyone?	the truck	sunset	Saturday thinning
CWD working?	10-4 Good Buddy	W8LX fishing	the lot
W8MHB's Rig	N2ANL stops by	The Odd Squad	AB9D was here
the ticket barrell	W8MHB	Sunday inside Hara	NZ8K, spotted inside

Amateur of the Year

      Alanson "Hap" Holly, KC9RP, of Des Plaines, IL has been chosen to receive Dayton Hamvention's
      Amateur of the Year award for 2002. Mr. Holly (licensed since 1965) began ham radio
      informational programming in 1984, which lead him to become founder and moderator (and guiding
      light) of a weekly amateur radio audio feature magazine known as the RAIN Report - The Radio
      Amateur Information Network. Mr. Holly, who incidentally is blind, produces this weekly program
      from his ham shack in suburban Chicago. He provides timely interviews, commentaries from other
      hams, excerpts from many of Hamvention's forums and many other items of interest to the amateur
      radio community. His RAIN programming can be heard on hundreds of amateur repeaters across
      the nation, and also by telephone. Mr. Holly is an inspiration to licensed radio amateurs, non-hams,
      and the visually impaired and sighted individuals worldwide. Dayton Hamvention is proud to honor
      Alanson "Hap" Holly, KC9RP, as its Amateur of the Year for 2002.