Well done Phil, congrats…
73, Dan NA6MG
Congrats Phil!
73, Walt W0CP
Congrats Phil!
That is a lot of points, and a lot of effort.
73
Pete
WA7JTM
Congrats!!
73 de NU7A/Bren
Congrats Phil - that represents a lot of seat time !! Thanks for digging me out of the noise on several occasions !!
73 Rick WB0USI
Wow! That’s a lot of chasing! Great job Phil! Guy/n7un
Mighty fine job Phil…
Don, NK6A
Phil, Great job. You are one of the regulars whom I can always count on to call me or be on your own activation.
Scott WA9STI, Los Angeles & Eagle River, WI
Also my congratulations Phil. Always happy to work you when you are activating as well. All the best and hope you are doing ok. 73 de Scotty
Congratulations Phil. I like knowing I was a small part of your success. Keep that strong chaser signal coming in to the East Coast!
W3CDW (Chris)
Congrats Phil! As a new-born activator, I want to thank you for always being there and helping me achieve my goals! Stomping around in the Arizona summer heat can really get me down, but hearing a friendly call sign always pumps me up!
Thanks,
Eric
KG7STN
Congratulations Phil!
KY7S (Doug)
Hey Phil, congrats and thanks for the summits you have helped me activate!!!
Congrats Phil…You’ve been at it a long time. Thank you for the many chases.
Dennis
Those of us on the west coast know how hard it is to get that many points from out here. Congrats.
Elliott, K6EL
Sota MT
Cograts Phil, Always glad to hear you on the hill.
-Lee
Congrats, Phil. That’s a lot of work!
Mike, N4VBV
Congrats Phil. You have the best ears in the west. It’s a rare activation when you aren’t in the log.
DougC/n7cnh
Congrats Phil on hitting the 60K chaser point level. Takes a lot of time and effort to do that and I was glad the needed points were from the summit Martha and I were on at the time. Always glad to have you in my log also when you’re activating. On to the next level. 
Gary a. - W0MNA
Thanks for all of the kind words and congratulations. 60k is a large sum and it represents many, many hours of sitting in the shack as well as making myself available to be there. The thing is - I love it! One of the great things about this is working with a great bunch of hams who are skilled, friendly and considerate. It’s the most fun I have had in over 40 years of hamming.
I will continue to chase as much as I can, but I am turning some of that energy to activating. I intend to reach Mountain Goat and will spend a lot more of my time out in the mountains. I live in a beautiful state (Oregon) and have much to see while my health remains good. SOTA is a great motivation for this, and the exercise is a key part of maintaining that good health.
Thanks for all of your support. See you soon.
73,
Phil, NS7P