Passionate And Experienced
Meet Our Admin Team
Get to know the talented individuals leading the MBRCA
Gregg Lebovitz
President
Gregg A. Lebovitz (WRTD854, KD1MU) is the founder and President of the Mass Bay Radio Communications Association. A lifelong radio enthusiast, Gregg has been a licensed amateur radio operator since 1972 and an active GMRS operator for the past five years.
Gregg began his technical career as a research RF engineer at Carnegie Mellon University, where he spent a decade working on advanced radio‑frequency systems and communication technologies.
He later transitioned into the software and cybersecurity world, serving for more than 30 years as a product manager in internet security, helping shape tools and platforms that protect global networks and users. In addition to his engineering and leadership work.
Gregg operates the KD1MU Radio Store, offering radio equipment and accessories through his own ecommerce site as well as Amazon, eBay, and AliExpress. His combined background in RF engineering, cybersecurity, and hands‑on radio operations continues to guide the club’s mission of expanding and strengthening radio communications across the region.
Chao Yu
Vice President
Steve Moberg
Secretary
I’m a radio enthusiast who’s always curious about how things work and
One of the things I value most about GMRS, Amateur Racommunication and preparedness. When phones or the internet go down, radio still works.
Being able to stay informed or help relay information can make a real difference. For me, it’s a mix of curiosity, learning, and knowing there’s real-world value behind the hobby. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Seth Meyer
Assistant Secretary
I’m a radio enthusiast who’s always curious about how things work and what’s going on out there on the airwaves. I enjoy digging into new gear, exploring different technologies.
One of the things I value most about GMRS, Amateur Radio, and LoRa (Mesh) is their role in emergency communication and preparedness. When phones or the internet go down, radio still works, and being able to stay informed or help relay information can make a real difference.
For me, it’s a mix of curiosity, learning, and knowing there’s real-world value behind the hobby.
Kell Bisson
Treasurer
My name is Frank (Kell) Bisson and I have recently begun to fill the role of Treasurer for the club. I have had a lifelong interest in radios and joining the club has been a great way to pursue that passion.
I am glad to be contributing my time to the club. Feel free to reach out to me using our Contact Form.
Rob Millette
Emergency Communications Chairman
Robert Millette (WRQV377, KC1KWC) is the Emergency Communications Coordinator with 25 years of experience in radio operations starting in the military.
Robert is the Deputy Director of Braintree Emergency Management, where he has conducted and participated in check-in nets on Amateur Radio and GMRS. He has also been responsible for upgrades to radio systems.
They regularly utilize radio communications in the types of events the Association wants to be part of. Robert is also the Campus Safety Director for the St. Sebastian’s School and has 20 years of experience in Public Safety roles where radio use has been required for both dispatching and communications during incidents.
Robert has strong connections throughout the region, working closely with ARES, as a Volunteer Examiner with the K1USN/BEMA team, and as a member of the Community Emergency Response Teams of Massachusetts Association as a member of the communication committee.
Robert’s degree in Atmospheric Science gives him a strong background applying Meteorology to his tasks, and he has been a long time Weather Spotter working with SKYWARN and has also spent time working at the Blue Hill Observatory.