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  1. #1
    Isaiah Beard
    Guest
    Folks,

    I apologize if this has already been posted, and further apologize if
    anyone feels this is off-topic, but considering the situation, I hope
    you will indulge me.

    Some of you who have frequented these newsgroups for a while may have
    known a person by the name of Stanley Cline, known to many as roamer1. A
    while back, he frequented the alt.cellular.* newsgroups, and was a
    wealth of information regarding various wireless networks and their
    histories. If you wanted a new PRL update on Verizon or Sprint analyzed
    for changes, he was the go-to guy. And he ran a site, www.roamer1.org,
    with reviews and analyses of coverage and roaming agreements for all the
    major carriers.

    I am sad to announce that Stanley passed away in his sleep on Tuesday,
    July 24, at the age of 31, and he was buried the following Friday.
    Apparently the cause of death is unknown at this time.

    The announcement can be found here:

    http://www.howardforums.com/showthre...2&page=1&pp=15

    I never knew Stanley personally, but we posted a lot of messages
    together on usenet in the alt.cellular.* groups. Sadly usenet has since
    turned into a total cesspool or trolls and self appointed figureheads,
    and I gave up on it, but I think he might've still been posting here up
    until recently.

    Honestly, I thought he was a lot older. That's not an insult; he just
    knew so much about wireless networks and their history. He had to have
    been a real cellular geek at a very early age, like myself, to have
    known so much. His maturity, a real rarity these days, also threw me
    off. I think it's incredibly sad that we've lost such a knowledgeable
    guy, and at such an early age.

    At any rate, in the event people are still here who knew him, I thought
    it best to pass the word along.

    Rest in peace, Stanley. We'll miss you.
    --
    E-mail fudged to thwart spammers.
    Transpose the c's and a's in my e-mail address to reply.



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  2. #2
    Notan
    Guest

    Re: R.I.P. Stanley Cline, a.k.a. roamer1

    Isaiah Beard wrote:
    > Folks,
    >
    > I apologize if this has already been posted, and further apologize if
    > anyone feels this is off-topic, but considering the situation, I hope
    > you will indulge me.
    >
    > Some of you who have frequented these newsgroups for a while may have
    > known a person by the name of Stanley Cline, known to many as roamer1. A
    > while back, he frequented the alt.cellular.* newsgroups, and was a
    > wealth of information regarding various wireless networks and their
    > histories. If you wanted a new PRL update on Verizon or Sprint analyzed
    > for changes, he was the go-to guy. And he ran a site, www.roamer1.org,
    > with reviews and analyses of coverage and roaming agreements for all the
    > major carriers.
    >
    > I am sad to announce that Stanley passed away in his sleep on Tuesday,
    > July 24, at the age of 31, and he was buried the following Friday.
    > Apparently the cause of death is unknown at this time.
    >
    > The announcement can be found here:
    >
    > http://www.howardforums.com/showthre...2&page=1&pp=15
    >
    > I never knew Stanley personally, but we posted a lot of messages
    > together on usenet in the alt.cellular.* groups. Sadly usenet has since
    > turned into a total cesspool or trolls and self appointed figureheads,
    > and I gave up on it, but I think he might've still been posting here up
    > until recently.
    >
    > Honestly, I thought he was a lot older. That's not an insult; he just
    > knew so much about wireless networks and their history. He had to have
    > been a real cellular geek at a very early age, like myself, to have
    > known so much. His maturity, a real rarity these days, also threw me
    > off. I think it's incredibly sad that we've lost such a knowledgeable
    > guy, and at such an early age.
    >
    > At any rate, in the event people are still here who knew him, I thought
    > it best to pass the word along.
    >
    > Rest in peace, Stanley. We'll miss you.


    "... died in his sleep Tuesday night..."

    Tuesday night?

    --
    Notan



  3. #3
    Andy S
    Guest

    Re: R.I.P. Stanley Cline, a.k.a. roamer1

    "Isaiah Beard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Folks,
    >
    > I apologize if this has already been posted, and further apologize if
    > anyone feels this is off-topic, but considering the situation, I hope you
    > will indulge me.
    >
    > Some of you who have frequented these newsgroups for a while may have
    > known a person by the name of Stanley Cline, known to many as roamer1. A
    > while back, he frequented the alt.cellular.* newsgroups, and was a wealth
    > of information regarding various wireless networks and their histories.
    > If you wanted a new PRL update on Verizon or Sprint analyzed for changes,
    > he was the go-to guy. And he ran a site, www.roamer1.org, with reviews
    > and analyses of coverage and roaming agreements for all the major
    > carriers.
    >
    > I am sad to announce that Stanley passed away in his sleep on Tuesday,
    > July 24, at the age of 31, and he was buried the following Friday.
    > Apparently the cause of death is unknown at this time.
    >
    > The announcement can be found here:
    >
    > http://www.howardforums.com/showthre...2&page=1&pp=15
    >
    > I never knew Stanley personally, but we posted a lot of messages together
    > on usenet in the alt.cellular.* groups. Sadly usenet has since turned into
    > a total cesspool or trolls and self appointed figureheads, and I gave up
    > on it, but I think he might've still been posting here up until recently.
    >
    > Honestly, I thought he was a lot older. That's not an insult; he just knew
    > so much about wireless networks and their history. He had to have been a
    > real cellular geek at a very early age, like myself, to have known so
    > much. His maturity, a real rarity these days, also threw me off. I think
    > it's incredibly sad that we've lost such a knowledgeable guy, and at such
    > an early age.
    >
    > At any rate, in the event people are still here who knew him, I thought it
    > best to pass the word along.
    >
    > Rest in peace, Stanley. We'll miss you.
    >
    >
    > --
    > E-mail fudged to thwart spammers.
    > Transpose the c's and a's in my e-mail address to reply.
    >

    I, too, knew of Stanley. Even e-mailed him on the occasion.
    He was a wealth of information, as Isaiah has said.

    Prayers and props to Stanley and his loved ones.



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    Andrew D. Sisson
    LG VV-8100 on VZW. User since April 1993
    SonyEricsson W300i CINGULAR NATION SINCE MARCH 2006





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