Mr. Jim Fagan

Jim Fagan, KE7IDC, is the recipient of the 2007 Hiram Percy Maxim Award. [Photo courtesy of the Fagan family]
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The recipient of the 2007 Hiram Percy Maxim Award is Jim Fagan, KE7IDC, of Tucson, Arizona.Fagan, an ARRL Life Member, is the ARRL Arizona Assistant Section Manager for Youth; he also serves as secretary/treasurer of the Tucson Repeater Association.He is 13 years old.Fagan teaches the Radio and Electronics merit badges, as well as hands-on radio demonstrations and kit building in his Scouting activities.Outside of Boy Scouts, Fagan helps out with bike races, walkathons and Red Cross drills.He serves as the Tucson Repeater Council's representative to the Arizona Radio Council.Every month, he writes a Youth and Scouting article for the ARRL Arizona Section newsletter.

17. On motion of Mr. Norton, seconded by Mr. Mileshosky, it was unanimously VOTED that the ARRL Board of Directors selects Jim Fagan, KE7IDC of Tucson, AZ as the recipient of the 2007 ARRL Hiram Percy Maxim Award.
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Mr. Fagan is an ARRL Life Member, Arizona Assistant Section Manager for Youth and Scouting, and secretary/treasurer of Tucson Repeater Association. His ham radio activities within scouting include taking and now teaching Radio and Electronics Merit badge courses, hands-on radio demos and kit building, and advising of needed supplies and providing parental notification of an ill Scout at various camps.

Outside scouting, Jim helps with communications for bike races, walkathons and Red Cross drills. He serves as Tucson Repeater Assn. representative to the Arizona Radio Council. He writes a monthly Youth and Scouting article for the ARRL Arizona Section newsletter.

Jim Fagan, KE7IDC, is an active and involved young Amateur and Scout who exemplifies the character acknowledged in conferring the Hiram Percy Maxim Award (Applause).

The recipient of the 2007 Hiram Percy Maxim Award is Jim Fagan, KE7IDC, of Tucson, Arizona. Fagan, an ARRL Life Member, is the ARRL Arizona Assistant Section Manager for Youth; he also serves as secretary/treasurer of the Tucson Repeater Association. He is 13 years old. Fagan teaches the Radio and Electronics merit badges, as well as hands-on radio demonstrations and kit building in his Scouting activities. Outside of Boy Scouts, Fagan helps out with bike races, walkathons and Red Cross drills. He serves as the Tucson Repeater Council's representative to the Arizona Radio Council. Every month, he