Greyfort Photo Album :: Some of the People on the KNLS Construction Team.

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Kevin Chambers, first Anchor Point resident to be employed at KNLS in 1982. Was Engineer and Supervisor/Foreman during construction of KNLS. Now Chief Engineer of World Christian Broadcasting and KNLS Station Manager.

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F.M.Perry, became Engineering Advisor to World Christian Broadcasting in 1980, then was Chief Engineer and Manager of KNLS Construction from 1982 to 1988. Now serves part time as Frequency Coordinator.

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Bob Scott, President of World Christian Broadcasting with Kevin Chambers and F. M. Perry, at start of access road construction, 1982.

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Charlie Perry, Program Technician at KNLS since 1982.

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Bernice and Bob Scott. Bob was President and CEO of World
Christian Broadcasting from 1980. He managed overall planning and construction of KNLS.

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Bernice Scott, Earline Perry, Bob Scott. Earline is one of the Directors of World Christian Broadcasting, was wife of the late Lowell Perry who founded World Christian Broadcasting.

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Dick Ragland, Anchor Point resident, became a KNLS construction foreman in 1982.

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Dick Ragland & Kevin Chambers working on RF transmission line, 1982.

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Kevin Chambers and Herb Peterson assembling transmitter. Herb, a radio engineer, came from Washington DC to help.

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Charlotte Perry with Nash Huerta. Nash came from Tuscon, Arizona in 1982 to be a construction foreman.

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Charlotte Perry with Jewell and Lavoy Hooker. Lavoy, a radio engineer, came from Oklahoma in 1982 to help. Jewell recently passed away.

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David Johnson, came from Mississippi in 1982 to help in construction of KNLS.

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David Johnson, about 1990, visiting in Tennessee.

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Duanne Hollingsworth, Anchor Point resident, helped in KNLS construction and was a Program Technician for several years.

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Duanne Hollingsworth, at KNLS transmitter console, 1983.

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Herb Peterson and Lavoy Hooker examine Alaska Oil Pipeline during trip to Fairbanks, 1983.

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Two of antenna tower construction contractors with F.M. & Kevin, Jan 1983.

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Real Peloquin and Greg Perry at makeshift console on first KNLS broadcast, July 1983. Greg is the son of the late Lowell Perry, founder of World Christian Broadcasting.

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Roy Goldsmith and Paul Prunty, experienced engineers, came from California to help set up transmitter, 1983.

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Contractors who set up a sawmill camp and produced, from trees felled on KNLS propery, lumber for security fence around antenna field, April 1983.

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Road Contractor working on KNLS access road, 1982.

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Ann Bailey, Anchor Point resident, first secretary to assist in answering mail from KNLS listeners, 1983.

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Susan Ledger, Anchor Point resident, secretary to assist in answering mail from KNLS listeners, 1984.

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Susan Ledger converses with Real Peloquin. Real, an experienced broadcaster, came from California to work as technician and ran console on first broadcast in July 1983.

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_______, Dick Perkins, Pat MacMahon, and Kevin Chambers. Dick is architect who designed KNLS transmitter building. Pat is elder at DeBarr Ave. Church of Christ in Anchorage.

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______, Pat MacMahon, and Dick Perkins delivering new Dodge pickup to KNLS, 1982.

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Steve Lockwood came from Oklahoma to assist in KNLS construction, 1982.

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Lavoy and Jewell Hooker, Charlotte Perry, & Herb Peterson at stop enroute to Anchorage, Apri1, 1983.

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Tom and Caroline Window, Anchor Point residents. Tom served as Security Guard at KNLS site after arson fire in early 1983. Tom has since passed away.

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Kevin Chambers, Charlie Perry, Ann Bailey, and Duanne Hollingsworth getting ready to go on-the-air.

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Virginia and Bob Friebertshauser from California. Bob, an eperienced HAM radio operator, shared in on-air shifts and Virginiam served as secretary from 1983 to 1988.

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Bob Friebertshauser & Kevin Chambers come in from work on antenna, 1986.

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Pete Boiko came from Tennessee in 1987 to work at KNLS. He and his wife, Jean, stayed a full year.

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Pete and Jean Boiko at home in Woodbury, Tennessee, 1990. (Pete passed away recently.)

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The Stewarts came from North Carolina to work at KNLS in 1989.

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Norman Lowell Smith, internationally known artist and KNLS next door neighbor. Donated land adjacent to KNLS for access road and for antenna site expansion.

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JoAnn and Jim Dillinger. Jim was minister for Anchor Point Church of Christ, assisted in KNLS construction in 1982

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F. M. Perry, Manager of KNLS construction, at his desk in new KNLS building, 1982.

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Kevin Chambers, Chief Engineer, gets 100,000 watts of power out of KNLS transmitter to place signals into the Western Pacific Rim countries, 1983.

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Charlie Perry and Susie Ledger relax while awaiting time to go on-the-air, 1983.

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