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Welcome To Station
W 1 T O M

Board Of Directors

Get to know the dedicated individuals who make up the Mt Tom Amateur Repeater Association. Our Board of Directors plays a crucial role in guiding our initiatives and ensuring the success of this amazing "our" amateur radio repeater club. Every member helps make the MTARA great! 

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President

Brian "Scotty" Scott  KC1VEP

Serving since 2026

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Treasurer

Todd Hoessler  N1GNX

Serving since 2026

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Activities Director

Jerry Sambrook KC1VWB

Serving since 2026

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Trustee

Ernie Bramucci K1EJB

Serving since 2000

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Vice President

Bill MacKinnon Jr. KC1WGM

Serving Since 2026

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Emergency Coordinator

Daniel O'Brien N1IVT

Serving Since 2000

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Program Director

Gary Thomas AA1UE

Serving since 2026

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Webmaster

Danny Vierno K1VWQ

Serving since 2023

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Secretary

Steve Berian KC1KEZ

Serving since 2024

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Membership Director

Al Giguere Jr.  KB1VNH

Serving since 2024

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Publicity

Daniel O'Brien N1IVT

Serving since 2000

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Previous President

Susan Grimaldi

WA1SJG

Thank You For Your YEARS Of Service!

ABOUT US

The Mount Tom Amateur Repeater Association, (MTARA) was first chartered in 1978, and is a not-for-profit corporation.

We formed to encourage and foster interest in amateur radio communications and to provide public service.  

Its membership is comprised of approximately 110 operators of all license levels, who participate in regular nets, public service events, emergency communications and general amateur radio activities.

MTARA maintains both UHF and VHF repeaters, which are for the use and enjoyment of all licensed amateur radio operators.

In the event that normal communications are disrupted by natural or man made causes, MTARA repeaters are available to provide emergency communications.

We operate our repeater systems under the callsign of W1TOM. We have been know to also use this callsign for active events, such as ARRL Field Day. So if you hear us outside the parameters of the repeater, please work our club on the air, send a QSL and we will quickly return one to you.

The MTARA radio repeater system is licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and subject to FCC rules and guidelines.

We invite you to visit one of our monthly (in season) meetings. Contact us to learn more. 

© 2026 by Mt Tom Amateur Repeater Association.  Powered and secured by Wix   K1VWQ D. Vierno |  Email: K1VWQ2011@gmail.com

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