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August 2019 WOTI Events Officers Messages August & September Calendar
39° 17’3” N | 76° 23’8” W
800 Baltimore Yacht Club Road Baltimore, MD 21221
(410) 682-2310
Flag Officers Board Of Governors BYC Staff
BILL MORGAN COMMODORE Kim Bosley 2019 Scott Lockwood General Manager
JOE VISLOCKY VICE COMMODORE Scott Cost 2019 Robin Urbanski Bookkeeper
BARRY SCOTT REAR COMMODORE Clement Gathwright 2020 Lola Born Member Accounts
BILL ORTMAN FLEET CAPTAIN Kent Terry 2020 Eric Grimm Executive Chef
TOM MALONE SECRETARY Keith Lessner 2021 Jake Hux Dining Room Manager
P/C CONRAD RAGONE TREASURER John Hall 2021 Donnie Quinn Marina Manager
DR. BARRY COHAN FLEET SURGEON
CHRIS MINNICH FLEET CHAPLAIN
MICHELE MARTIN HONORARY COMMODORE
BYC Mates Officers Spray Sponsor
MADELINE COARD PRINCESS All Star Marine
Lori Ostendarp President Baltimore Boating Center
Bar-Lin Construction
Debbie Penczek Vice President
BYC Holding Corporation Board of Directors Edwards Boat Yard
Sylvia Terry Treasurer Harris Fire Protection Co., Inc.
Sharon Schepers Recording Secretary Lighthouse Senior Living
P/C Robert Rueter President Pizza John’s
Pat Hodges Financial Secretary Plan Travel 4 U (Lindner)
P/C Andrew Adkins Vice President S&H Yacht Delivery Services
Sarah Tennyson Corresponding Secretary
P/C Frank Wojciechowski Secretary SMS Marine Surveyors &Technicians
Colleen Smart Member at Large-1 Year Site Support Services
Capt. Tom Flowers Treasurer
Mary Monte Member at Large-2 Years Sparkles by Sherry
Capt. Joseph Tiberi Director Sue Island Marina
Robyn Strobel Member at Large-3 Years That Computer Guy (Vislocky)
Capt. William Shade Director
Mary Bruns Chaplain The Fitz-Patrick Wealth Management
Capt. Tom Parr Director Toohey Appraisals, Inc.
Capt. Don Kaelber Director Toomey Dentistry
Tongue Insurance
Capt. Ed Kohls Director Past Commodores
* deceased
Charles Linhardt, Jr.* 1939 Arnold F. Peterson* 1959 Richard A. Nuth* 1979 Darryl M. Yohn 1999
John E. Cromwell* 1940 George J. Wallis* 1960 Milton P. Miecznikoski* 1980 William Weitzel, Jr. 2000
George G. Parks* 1941 Andrew S. Smick* 1961 Ellsworth J. Wiegand, Jr. 1981 Robert L. Lilly 2001
Paul E. Tignor* 1942 Harvey E. Foster* 1962 Alfred C. Cody 1982 Scott Tennyson 2002
Albert C. Susemihl, Sr.* 1943 Emerson K. Patten* 1963 James T. Michaels* 1983 Conrad A. Ragone 2003
Paul Berger* 1944 George C. Williams* 1964 Robert W. Phillips* 1984 Stanley Bennett 2004
Walter C. Tome* 1945 John J. Bennan* 1965 Daniel L. Drake* 1985 Frank Garey 2005
Harry F. Belsinger* 1946 William R. Weitzel* 1966 Richard D. Bussey 1986 Philip Hock 2006
Dr. John O’Bates* 1947 Emery Cole* 1967 Frank M. Wojciechowski 1987 Frank Wojciechowski 2007
Karl Thau* 1948 Joseph A. Peterson 1968 Frederick W. Betz 1988 Frank Schepers 2008
John O. Young, Jr.* 1949 James L. Burton* 1969 Andrew J. Adkins, Jr. 1989 Leo Maenner 2009
Louis P. Kunzelman* 1950 Walter S. Chaney* 1970 Robert H. Rueter 1990 Dick Bruns 2010
Albert G. Bradley* 1951 Eugene L. Kibbe, Jr. 1971 Robert E. Bauer* 1991 Jerry Smith 2011
Charles A. Chatterton, Jr.* 1952 R. William Bryson* 1972 Frederick R. Thomas* 1992 Ken Horne 2012
Anthony Primus* 1953 Carl G. Brenner 1973 John T. Epifanio* 1993 Jeff Underland 2013
George E. Thomas* 1954 Herbert E. Shek* 1974 Robert Sappe 1994 Jim Paluszynski 2014
Norman E. Parslow, Sr.* 1955 Ronald B. Woodward* 1975 Lamar Naylor* 1995 Wayne Penczek 2015
Albert C. Bruns, Jr.* 1956 Jack T. Pluhar* 1976 Conrad A. Ragone 1996 Jay Hurd 2016
James P. Libertini* 1957 C. Robert Page* 1977 John Hammond 1997 Ken Gasior, Jr. 2017
Wilmer P. Harmon* 1958 William H. Crews* 1978 Tom Fowble* 1998 Mike Bruns 2018
Commodore’s Message
I have been writing these for four years now and never had I had a problem finding
something to say…. Until now. This has been a very difficult month for me as
Commodore. There have been several major issues to deal with and all of them just take
the fun away from the club. It has taken a lot of my time, a lot of emails, and a lot of
effort working on these. But we have made very good progress, and all of which is for the good of
the club. It never ceases to amaze me though, this is a boating club. It is supposed to be fun. Leave
the problems, religion, and politics at the front gate before you come in. We are ALL here to have a
good time, and everyone has their own opinions on those topics that always vary so very widely.
Those of you that attended our Opening Weekend might have noticed that I had asked our First Lady
Sandy not to sit during the Ceremony, but to stand next to me during the entire service. I also did
something that no one has done before, I had her join me at the podium when I gave my address. That was a
calculated move on my part, totally by design and for one reason. She has been there for me in all of this, when I fall
she stands me up, and I do the same for her. It was done to show everyone that WE STAND TOGETHER. The Baltimore
Yacht Club stands together as well, and we will get through our issues!
So enough about that. Moving on to a more festive topic, this year’s week cruise was a great time. In my last Spray I
promised good weather, well I did not break my promise….. Thanks Marty! The only thing I did not count on was the
heat, good grief was it hot! Our Fleet Captain Bill and Fleetastic Karen did a fantastic job of keeping everyone
refreshed though. A lot of time was spent in the pools! The “Final Dinner” at Chesapeake Beach was fantastic. Thank
you Bill and Karen!
Next up. I did it again. I opened my month and next thing you know I volunteered for something again. You think I
would know better. This time I
“volunteered” (thanks Wayne)
to be the Chairperson for the
decorating committee for the
Chesapeake Commodores Club
convention in Ocean City this
year. The theme for this year
is “Broadway”. We picked
(Sandy’s idea) the Broadway
show “Beetlejuice”, remember
the movie. I think we can have
some real fun with this one. I
will be looking for help in the
very near future, so if you get a
tap on the shoulder, it might
be me.
Everyone enjoy “Week on the
Island”!!
Commodore Bill Morgan
Vice Commodore’s Message
Hello everyone, happy summer! I can’t believe it’s August already, it seems like there’s never enough
time. I guess the biggest shock to my system came about two weeks ago when I saw my first “back to
school” signs. Another shocker was the other morning when I realized while I was heading out to
work that the sun wasn’t up yet. So what’s this all mean? WOTI!!! Yep, we can’t let a little thing like
being over the hump of summer to stop us from continuing to enjoy what has proved to be, weather
wise, a beautiful year to be on and around the water.
Reading through the WOTI schedule and seeing the special WOTI updates coming from the office you
can’t help but be excited about what Fleet Captain Bill and Fleetastic Karen have put together. It should be an epic
week of fun and adventure.
I want to personally thank everyone who has pitched in during interviews of new members. Participating and
conveying your own personal experiences and excitement about the Club to prospective members has been invaluable
in convincing many to join our group. Demonstrating how friendly our membership is, they felt a part of it all before
they even joined. Once again, thank you!
This is just another example of membership taking ownership of our Club. It’s your club; enjoy it, nurture it and help
keep it the thriving organization that it is. Your participation is truly what makes the Club go ‘round.
Looking ahead, there’s so much going on with the Club it’s hard to find a starting point. This month is WOTI, the Crab
Feast and the weekend cruise. I really enjoy the cruises because you get to spend relaxed time with friends and it
always amazes me how many people you get to know that might have been only acquaintances or you had never even
met before. Yep, I like the cruises!
On a personal note, Ruthie and I are on pins and needles waiting for a closing date on a new boat. Crossing over to the
dark side (power boat) unfortunately is a necessary endeavor due to health reasons. Sailing is fun and I’ll always love
and appreciate it, but at some point you have to face the reality of getting a little older and less agile. For me sadly,
that nexus has arrived.
I wish everyone a fun, exciting and safe August. We’ve been blessed with some of the best weather imaginable and I’m
thankful that we’ve all been able to take advantage. Just thinking about all the rain and washouts last year magnifies
the glory that is this year. Like I said, blessed!
I look forward to seeing everyone on the hill and around the basin. Enjoy it now, Labor Day is only four weeks away. Of
course, that opens the door to all the autumn excitement…
Vice Commodore Joe Vislocky
Rear Commodore’s Message
Hello Everyone!!
Wow!! Here it is August already!! Where has the summer gone? We’ve had so much fun so far, I
can’t wait till next year.
The Summer Cruise was great!! I want to thank Fleet Captain Bill Ortman and Fleetastic Karen for a
super job getting us all organized to have a great time!! Amazing Ports of Call and activities. A fun
time was had by all.
Also, I want to thank everyone who helped my First Mate Pat after her fall on the boat. Getting her off of the boat and
into the wheel chair was a challenge. But, after a hands on examinations by Dr. George Coder and Dr. Don Dietrick she
was good to go!! Pat is feeling much better now, thanks to all your help and attention.
Week on the Island is coming up and looks like many great events will take place. I will be out part of the week on
business, but will be on the Island for first weekend and then again on Thursday and Friday at the end of WOTI. We are
looking forward to a great weekend summer cruise to Haven Harbor, Rock Hall on August 23rd, 24th and 25th.
We have some new signs going up to address Swimming Pool issues and Vendors that do work on boats in the Basin.
So, please pay attention to the new signs and help us monitor any issues. If there is an issue, please get in touch with
any Officer who may be on the Island at that time. If we don’t know about issues, we can’t help.
So, for now see you on the Island….Where the Sun always shines!!
Thank You
Rear Commodore
Barry Scott
443-807-9870
Fleet Captain’s Message
Greetings Members,
Summer is in full swing as I write this article. We recently returned to BYC after our annual weeks
cruise and I’m pleased to report that everyone enjoyed their vacation. We had approximately twenty
boats at each stop and fortunately a pool also. To say it was a hot one would be an understatement!!
I *we+ did discover an interesting, pleasant surprise at Spring Cove Marina. They actually fill their pool
during the hot summer months with spring water. I found it the most refreshing surprise on our trip.
While at Spring Cove we enjoyed some of the best steamed crabs in recent memory. Steamed crabs,
Md. Tomatoes, and corn on the cob; add a cold beer and old and new friends on a hot summer afternoon, it just
doesn’t get better than that. Capt. Tom Strobel certainly is a crab eating machine. He enjoyed crabs with the group,
and then later in the evening he hosted his own feast with some leftover crabs. If this was not enough, the next
morning he again was observed eating more crabs, breaking the claws with a Capt. Morgan bottle in place of a
hammer. I just hope they have blue crabs in Florida for your eating pleasure. The end to our vacation was celebrated
with dinner at the Rod and Reel restaurant in Chesapeake Beach. Karen and I were surprised when Commodore
presented us with gifts that were given to us at the end of dinner. Again, thank you.
Now onto August and the beginning of WOTI. We have scheduled some interesting events during the week with
events for children and adults alike. Signup sheets are in the lobby with dates, times and cost, if required, so please
take time to review the events. The main feature of WOTI is the annual Silent auction, Chaired this year by Sam and
Keith Lessner. They have promised some unique and interesting items for this fundraiser. Bid sheets will be available
in the club house, so place a bid and help us out. The auction results will be revealed Thursday night after the live
auction. If you have not been to this auction, it is your chance to bid on those “must have items” that our members
have graciously donated.
On August 17th we will host our annual crab feast. Please sign up and join us for another chance to enjoy friends and
crabs. Tom Strobel is chair of this event, so eat fast if you want your fill!!
August 24-25 is our weekend cruise to beautiful Haven Harbor marina in Rock Hall. Sign ups will be forth coming next
week. We have reserved 20 slips, and can add more if necessary.
This summer is really flying by quickly. Maybe I’ll get a chance to step back and enjoy Week on the Island a bit.
See you on the Hill
Fleet Captain Bill Ortman signing off.
Mates President’s Message
The Mates are collecting school supplies again this year. The following items are
needed:
#2 pencils
24 count crayons
Glue stick
Pink erasers
8 count washable markers
Fiskar blunt tip scissors
Pencil cases
Wide rule spiral notebooks
Pocket folders
12 count colored pencils
Wide rule loose leaf paper
Blue pens
Red pens
Rulers
Please drop off school supplies in the club house. The collection box will be located just inside the coat closet on
the left marked with a sign. These supplies will be delivered to Deep Creek Elementary to help those children who
can’t afford school supplies or have become recently homeless start school with brand new supplies.
Thank you for your continued support of the Mates and our community partners.
Our next meeting will be Friday, September 6th at 8:30pm in the Island view Room – All are welcome to attend
and see just what the Mates are up to at BYC and in our community.
Take Care,
Lori A. Ostendarp
BYC Mates PresidentA Message from the Princess
“Hear ye! Hear ye! The week’s cruise was a blast!” reports Princess Madeline of the Baltimore
Yacht Club.
Princess Madeline attended the BYC week’s cruise with her family and was reportedly seen
lounging by the pool’s most of the day. Local spectators enjoyed catching the Princess rent
kayaks with her brother and friend, grab a steak at the local restaurant in Kent Island, and
even visit some ice cream shops. According to Herrington Harbour Royal Correspondent, other cruisers spent most
of their time in the pool with adult beverages, laughing and having fun.
The Spray caught up with Princess Madeline and asked her what her plans were for the rest of the boating season.
Royals aren’t known to reveal many details about future appearances, but she did have this to share - ” I am really
excited for WOTI at BYC. I plan on hosting a Princess Pool Party, Movie, and Tea Party; I am even planning on
working on an Auction Item and I may even compete in the Cardboard Boat Races again this year.”
Until next time!
Princess Madeline
A & B Pier Report
Wow, where has the summer gone? I can’t believe it’s August already and we’re seeing “Back to School” ads
on tv.
If it’s August that only means one thing – WOTI! Here’s some breaking news for 2020 WOTI:
HELP WANTED! After 13 years, Linda Stank, Connie Ziegfeld, Rosalie Brennan and helpers have announced
that this is their last year for the WOTI wine tasting. It's been a great event, and if anyone is interested in
taking it over, please contact Connie for details. The group would like to thank all who helped and attended
over the years, and hope that a new group will continue to support WOTI with a similar activity.
Reminder: Our Labor Day Cookout will be on Sunday, September 1st at 1pm location TBD. As always please
bring a side dish or dessert to share. I will be posting signs in the pier message boards soon with all the
info. If you haven’t paid your pier dues you can do so at the cookout, $25.00 per boat.
That’s all for now, hoping for some good stories from WOTI to report in my next issue.
Take Care,
Lori A. Ostendarp
Lori.ostendarp@morganstanley.comC Pier Report Summer is just flying by. First up, a C Pier reminder: Pier dues are $25 and if you have not paid Tom Strobel, please don't. Pay Kris Stremmel on Lady Kris Sea instead because Tom and Robyn are selling everything and moving to Florida. They will certainly be missed. Tom and his brother usually handled C Pier Crab Feast grilling duties, so a volunteer or two will be needed to take over. I will spare everybody; I either incinerate foods on the grill or you need to microwave them for food safety reasons. C Pier was well represented on the club cruise: Joe and Kris Stremmel, Phil and Sue Shaffer, George Harrison and Julie Bertoldi, Bob and Nora Rueter, Don and Joan Dietrick, Don and Stacy Mellinger, Frank and Patty Garey, Tom and Robyn Strobel, Andy and Diane Kowal, George and Edwina Coder, I'm sure I'm missing some people...all attended one or more of the stops. Of course the officers also cruised - Bill and Karen Ortman, Barry Scott and Pat Meredith, and Joe Vislocky and Ruth Fuller. I have only heard good things and that it was really, really hot. The Stremmels and Shaffers and some Sue Haven folk have been out cruising again, after the club cruise, and P/C Jim and I plan to meet up with them in Rock Hall. It was great to see Lynn Hannon back on Moonshadow. Hopefully, next time she will not be wearing a boot and can get around even better. I can't believe it is almost time for the kids to head off to college: Hannah Boyd back to University of Pittsburgh in a couple of weeks, James to Millerville University a week later. Dan and Beth Dietrick will be helping Ehren move to Rochester and Duncan to Memphis. I am a twin, but my sister and I went to the same college so my parents just needed a bigger truck. I am not going to be able to attend much of Week on the Island, so remember to email me any news:: Valerie Paluszynski, Paluszynski@comcast.net
D-Pier Report
Ahoy D Pier! It sure was a hot July! The good news is that this year’s weather so far has been much better than last
year when endless rain filled the Bay with debris and caused many boat trip cancellations. This year, D Pier boats have
been traveling.
Recently, Ed and Linda Gerner, aboard CHESAPEAKE ROGUE, cruised to Sunset Harbor in Ocean City to visit their
grandchildren who live in Ocean Pines. They also had a nice visit with P/C Andy & P/FL Myrtie Adkins. The Adkins’
SUNKIST was there for a 6 week stay so Andy could chase fish out in the ocean.
In other D Pier cruising news, WEATHER OAR KNOT (Marty and Sharon Bass) and BLUE EYES (Lisa and Chris Wooten)
had a great overnight stay at Skipjack Cove Marina. SMARTY PANTS (Colleen and Jim Smart) joined SEA NOTE 2 (P/C
Wayne and P/FL Debbie Penczek) on a visit to Chesapeake YC, and BEAR-LY LEGAL II (Joe and Kathy Hellner) dropped by
Annapolis YC.
Many D Pier boats were also along for all or parts of the Annual BYC Summer Cruise to enjoy the ports of Mears Kent
Narrows, Spring Cove at Solomons Island, and Herrington Harbor Marina. The tiki bar next to the pool at Spring Cove
makes it hard to get out and visit the town, but it is well worth the effort including waiting by the water for some great
ice cream as the sun goes down.
Congratulations to Kent and Sylvia Terry who celebrated 44 years together (41 years married as of July 29th) by taking a
trip across the country to see family in places like West Virginia and St Louis.
While at Sunset Harbor, Ed assisted Andy in replacing the ship's shore power inlet. Andy had two complaints: 1.
Bertram had installed it with 5200 sealant meaning he had a devil of a time breaking it loose. 2. Bertram would no
longer, after a mere 32 years, cover it as a warranty item.
In addition to enjoying Rose Briggs’ trip into Spa Creek (reported last month), the Brennans, the Briggs, Larry Vakoutis
and Elke, and the Gerners, on a June cruise, all enjoyed Annapolis Yacht Basin Co., Annapolis YC (3rd floor for dinner),
and The Preserve on Main St. for dinner the second night. Linda, Al & Ed volunteered for Race Committee on Saturday
of their sojourn for the Annapolis Newport race. They ended up on a Sabre 45 as the check in boat out at R 2 off
Annapolis.
They then followed the race on the Sabre 45 for a while, watching in awe as top racing sailors did their thing.
Spinnakers popped and disappeared as if by magic as the fleet soon vanished down the Bay.
Finally, have you ever heard of a "hanging chad"? Well, P/C Andy had a “hanging trim tab” (hanging by the ram only).
He assembled a 4 man work crew (after receiving the necessary parts by expedited delivery), had the boat hauled at
9:00 AM and back in the water by 10:30 AM. That's real efficiency, powered by Coors Lite!
Until next time, see you on D Pier!
Joe Hellner
Wayne relaxing as Andy and Diane Kowal
Sharon, Marty, Chris, and Lisa at Skipjack Cove (C Pier) ferry him to dinner at Stan and
Joe’s Riverside near Chesapeake YCRecently Dredged
Travelift Area
Now Plenty
Water!!!Sue Island Sue
Well, since my last post, so much has happened at the club (but isn't that always the way it is?).
The club celebrated our nation's birthday by hosting a great weekend of fireworks and a parade. Mother Nature gave
the fireworks display a run for its money! The lightening was as spectacular as the Middle River fireworks.
Have to throw a "job well done" to Scott, Chef Eric and the BYC staff for an amazing job that weekend!!! You all really
got it done!!
If you did not join the club's vacation cruise, you missed a good time with great destinations!!! Fleet Captain Bill and
Fleetastic Karen knocked it out of the park!!! The cocktail parties were just the best! Want proof, check out the picture
of our Commodore on the board!!!
The sound of a wounded animal kept coming off of Done Deal. RC Barry's mate fell in the boat and was barely able to
get off the boat! But she showed up at every cocktail party and dinner! She was a trooper!
The crabs at Solomons were fantastic!!! Did you know you could use an almost empty bottle of Captain Morgan to
crack claws??? Master crab eater, Tom Strobel knows how to improvise!!!
Kathy Kammann's (39th ??? )birthday was celebrated while in Solomons. Can't believe she's the mother of a past First
Lady !!!
Lastly, the Beer Pong Tournament was without controversy! Winners, PC Dick Bruns, PC Jeff Underland and his son
took the honors, but word was there were elbows over the table!!! Hmmmmm???
SIS
Kilroy
Kilroy here, reporting:
1.) Fourth of July weekend entertainment and parade were very enjoyable this year. Again.
2.) Not much gossip from the Club cruise; perhaps the hot weather prevented some misbehaving.
3.) Kilroy enjoyed witnessing the wedding of James and Abbie Toner. The bride was stunning and the
attendants could definitely wear those beautiful dresses again. The ceremony was quite lovely. Kilroy will even
admit to a sentimental tear or two.
4.) In Kilroy's opinion, the pool went from invigorating to refreshing to just like a bathtub in the blink of an
eye. Is it a prank or a misdemeanor to toss blocks of ice in?
5.) Next up: WOTI. Who will win the adult cannon ball contest and what will they wear?
KilroyFleet Chaplain’s Message
RELATIONSHIPS
We are looking at how we relate to one another, as a friend, relative, spouse, sibling or a
boater. We are talking about a few topics in my heart that focus on the relationships we
develop. Let’s take a moment this month and see how we relate. Greetings in the name of our
Savior, Jesus Christ.
First we look at the challenge of the life we live and being too busy to focus on what is truly important. We need to
make time for resting and recharging our batteries. We should be doing that this summer boating season. Are you
doing that? Spending time with family and friends is important. Breaking the routine and making an effort to
develop those close relationships will lead us through life.
Psalm 23; 1-3: “The Lord is my shepherd; I have all that I need. He lets me rest in green meadows; He leads me
beside peaceful streams. He renews my strength. He guides me along right paths, brings honor to His name.”
We now move on to talk about recognizing the efforts of others on our behalf. We need to realize that so many
people have a part in our day to day life, the freedoms we enjoy, the boating we pursue. We are encouraged to
acknowledge the efforts we all take and sacrifice, for the “way of life” boating takes us and the expense we
encounter and understand the significance boating has in each of our lives. From there we look at chemistry, the
way our personalities and common interests are molded together to achieve more tranquility than we can gain on
our own.
This is August, the height of the boating season and outdoor activities. We are all so blessed to experience the
comradery, the great unity we have and lifestyle of the Baltimore Yacht Club. We need to understand of who all of
us really are. We must walk alongside one another, hold up each other in the time of need and help each other,
when we can. How we treat others, reveals what is in our hearts.
Let us pray:
Heavenly Father, thank You for giving Your peace, allowing us to respect each other and help each other in the time
of need. Allow us to respect people that are not as fortunate as us. In the Lords holy name . AMEN
Remember: “I have found that if you love life, life will love you back”.
Chris Minnich
Chaplain
Sick and Welfare
Frank McKee is having to undergo
another hip replacement
Lynn Hannon recovering from a fractured heel
Pat Scott recovering from a fall during the recent
Week’s Cruise
Sick & Welfare
George Coder - gcoder@comcast.netManager’s Message
The Club is ready to enter the hot dog days of August! We have finalized the Week on the
Island schedule and are now preparing to welcome all our members and their families to the
Club to create memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you to all that have agreed to help
and chair events during the week. If you have ideas and suggestions for the future, I would
suggest making notes and offering to step up next year and keep this special event strong and
vibrant for years to come.
This past month we finished with strong numbers and we continue to see a healthy pace of activity. I am
looking forward to meeting with the many committees as we end the season to discuss and plan for next
season and beyond. If you have any suggestions or feedback for this year, I would encourage you to share
them on a comment card, with a committee member, board member, or stop by my office. Please keep in
mind it is helpful to hear it all; good, bad, or indifferent.
We will all be trying to get the most out of August as we end the summer. However, keep in mind that the
Club has plenty of activities planned after Labor Day. Keep an eye on your emails and make plans to join us
on Sue Island throughout the rest of the year.
Cheers,
Scott Lockwood, CCMBALTIMORE YACHT CLUB AUGUST 2019
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3
Bar Opens 6:00 Bar Opens 12:00 Week on the Island
Dinners Lunch 12:00 - 2:00 See flyer for details
6:00 – 8:00 Dinners 6:00 – 9:00
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Week on Week on Week on Week on Week on the Island Week on the Island
Week on the Island the Island the Island the Island the Island See flyer for details See flyer for details
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for details for details for details for details
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Bar Opens Bar Opens 6:00 Board Meeting Bar Opens 12:00
Bar Opens 12:00 CLUB CLUB 6:00 Dinners 8:00pm Lunch 12:00 - 2:30
Lunch 12:00 – 2:30 CLOSED CLOSED Dinners 6:00 – 8:00 Bar Opens 12:00 BYC Crab Feast
Dinners 5:00 – 8:00 6:00 – 8:00 Lunch 12:00 - 2:00 See flyer for details
Dinners 6:00 – 9:00
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Bar Opens 12:00 Bar Opens Bar Opens 6:00 Bar Opens 12:00 Bar Opens 12:00
Lunch 12:00 – 2:30 CLUB CLUB 6:00 Dinners Lunch 12:00 - 2:00 Lunch 12:00 - 2:30
Dinners 5:00 – 8:00 CLOSED CLOSED Dinners 6:00 – 8:00 Dinners 6:00 – 9:00 Dinners 6:00 – 9:00
6:00 – 8:00 Weekend Cruise
See flyer for details
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Bar Opens 12:00 Bar Opens Bar Opens 6:00 Labor Day Labor Day
Lunch 12:00 – 2:30 CLUB CLUB 6:00 Dinners Celebration Begins Celebration Begins
Dinners 5:00 – 8:00 CLOSED CLOSED Dinners 6:00 – 8:00 See flyer for details See flyer for details
Weekend Cruise 6:00 – 8:00
See flyer for details
AUGUST BIRTHDAYS AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES
2 Dr. John Carbone 13 P/C Jay Hurd 26 Susan Hines 7 Robert & Charline Chambers 20 James Timothy & Larraine Long
Anthony Tassi Patty Garey Ted Goloboski Richard & Linda Sinclair Jeffery & Laura Penza
Michael Castellitto Christopher Wooten Victor DeSantis 9 Dr. John & Donna Carbone Mark & Jennifer Pitts
Catherine Murphy Mia Longo Jesse Buhite, Sr. Douglas & Beth Smith Raymond & Karen Underwood
3 Joseph Stremmel 14 Beverly Wiegand Nathan Holsinger 10 Scott & Kelly Slocum 21 Thomas & Michelle Flowers
Michael Luciano Paula Waire 27 Sunny Jordon 11 Douglas & Eileen Riley Michael & Carin Smith
Patricia Hargest Bethany Miller 28 William Pugh Al & Janice Brennan 22 Arthur & Gina Beasman
4 Nicole Wyatt 16 Peyton Balaban Stephen St. Croix 12 Pat & Susan Patterson Paul & Dottie Borchardt
5 Jean Thau 17 Liz Curtis Gail Jones Thomas & Hsuan Hargest 23 P/C Stanley & Sylvia Bennett
Michele Martin 18 Steven Coppage 29 Tony Tamberino 14 Dean & Susan Fisher David & Libby Horne
Jody Coder Ruth Fuller 15 J.P. & Danette Toner III 25 P/C Eugene & Thomie Kibbe
Daniella Toomey
20 Christopher Egner 16 Bill & Cynthia Schaffer Donald & Sharon Steinwachs
Reese Williamson IV 30 Norman Lauenstein
Patricia Wooden 17 Paul & Trish Redding Dean & Sylvia Stump
6 Brian Sauer Mary Bruns 18 P/C Kenneth & Peggy Horne 26 Michael & Elisa Castellitto
Sylvia Beser Joshua Wolinsky Carin Smith
Casey Burns 19 Alan & Irene Dietrich 27 Jake & Barb Conn
Nancy Wilking 31 Paul R. DeJuliis Steven & Suzette Coppage Christopher & Debbie Schultz
7 Patrick Longo Ryan Balaban Aubrey Good 28 P/C Conrad & Marge Ragone
Jacqueline Hughes 21 Scott Wilbur Joan Dietrick Jerry & Michele Focas
8 Frank Tedeschi Sheila Sappe Ben Steele 31 P/C Frank & Sharon Schepers
Robert Gemmill Jordan Myers
9 Paul Oliver Arden Rose Dowling
Robert Keiser 22 Claudius Klimt
Leon Nickel, Jr. Aiden Sturm SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS
23 Michael Dulany
10 Earl F. Seboda, Sr. P/C Eugene & Thomie Kibbe - 63 years
Michael Reinhard
Charles G. Shaw, Jr. P/C Stanley & Sylvia Bennett - 61 years
Randolph Brown
Isabell Fischer Dean & Sylvia Stump - 57 years
Patricia Hodges Robert & Charline Chambers - 54 years
11 Bart Haas Teresa Nickel
Raymond Underwood P/C Conrad & Marge Ragone - 54 years
Nina Vallecillo James Timothy & Larraine Long - 53 years
Pamela Johnson 24 Dottie Borchardt
12 P/C Robert Rueter Douglas & Eileen Riley - 40 years
Meghan Moyer Al & Janice Brennan - 40 years
Aline Ryan 25 Winson Toomey
Mary George P/C Frank & Sharon Schepers - 40 years
Gilberette DavisBALTIMORE YACHT CLUB SEPTEMBER 2019
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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Membership Meeting Bar Opens 12:00
Labor Day Labor Day CLUB CLUB Bar Opens 6:00 & Mates Meeting Lunch 12:00 – 2:00
Celebration Celebration CLOSED CLOSED Dinner 6:00 – 8:00 Bar Opens 12:00 Dinner 6:00 – 8:00
See flyer for details See flyer Dinner 6:30 – 8:00
for details BUFFET ONLY
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Fleet Review
Bar Opens 12:00 CLUB CLUB CLUB Bar Opens 6:00 Board Meeting Dinner & Dance
Lunch 12:00 – 2:00 CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Dinner 6:00 – 8:00 Bar Opens 12:00 See flyer for details
Dinner 5:00 – 8:00 Dinner 6:00 – 8:00 Bar Opens 12:00
Lunch 12:00 – 2:00
No Regular Dinner
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Princess Bar Opens 12:00
Presentation CLUB CLUB CLUB Bar Opens 6:00 Bar Opens 12:00 Lunch 12:00 – 2:00
Bar Opens 12:00 CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Dinner 6:00 – 8:00 Dinner 6:00 – 8:00 Dinner 6:00 – 8:00
Lunch 12:00 – 2:00 (Dinner in IVR)
Dinner 5:00 – 8:00
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Bar Opens 12:00 Bar Opens 12:00 Bar Opens 12:00
Lunch 12:00 – 2:00 CLUB CLUB CLUB Bar Opens 6:00 Dinner 6:00 – 8:00 Lunch 12:00 – 2:00
Dinner 5:00 – 8:00 CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Dinner 6:00 – 8:00 Dinner 6:00 – 8:00
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Bar Opens 12:00 CLUB
Lunch 12:00 – 2:00 CLOSED
Dinner 5:00 – 8:00
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
1 John Sibrea 10 Liz Kammann 23 David Pisanic 3 Thomas & Bette Holloway 17 Steve & Yasuko Moody
Betty Hofmann 11 Sonnie Connor 24 Margaret Copeland 5 William & Deborah Keyes Scott & Patricia Wooden
Jim Mitchell Sherry Tamberino Paul Zedonis Stephen & Ruthie Gandel 18 Clem & Linda Gathwright
Valerie Darney 12 Angelina Brannock 25 Lisa Myers Daniel & Terri Strum Michael & Pauline Cox
Theresa Reed 13 John Hall 26 Dr. Charles Stoup Jr. 7 William & Jacqueline Pugh 19 William & Denise Shade
Colleen Lambdin P/C Darryl Yohn Nora Rueter 8 Gary & Debbie Blankenship 20 P/C Jerry & Robin Smith
Bill & Karen Ortman Ryne & Tracy Ann-Marie Laxton
2 Steve Hellmann Joseph Lochte Jr. Stephanie McClure 10 Leon & Teresa Nickel, Jr. 24 Eric & Jackie Pfeiler
Jesse Wyatt 14 Linda Gittings 27 Sylvia Bennett 12 Theodore & Kathy D’Anna William & Robin Balaban
Charles Dietrick 15 Michele Shane Walt Mikulski John & Nancy Peters 28 Don & Rose Briggs
Mary McCudden Edward Sabatino, Jr. Deborah Amspacher 13 Don & Stacy Mellinger 29 Patrick & Susan Longo
3 Rick Burns 16 Laverne Hammond James Longo 15 Robert & Trish Cottone William & Pamela Helmstetter
Todd Taylor 18 Tom Buccheri 28 John Patterson 16 Don & Sheryl Eberly 30 Thomas & Gladys Malone
4 Melanie DeSantis Melissa Steall Leonard Niedoba
Ottavio Grande 19 Sharon Holder Connie Ziegfeld
Alexander Oliver 20 Mark English Gloria Thomson
5 Brandon Kammer Alyssa Sturm 29 Frank Tamanini
7 Dean T. Fisher 21 Joshua Goloboski Freda Buddemeyer
Thomas Holloway 22 Paul Redding 30 Tom Husum SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS
Brenda Braightmeyer Jim Augustine Jacob Benhoff
Mark Baumgartner Dave Buchanan Thomas & Bette Holloway - 53 years
Ben Seidel
Phyllis Shek Susan Tedeschi William & Jacqueline Pugh - 45 years
8 James Jaranyi Don & Sheryl Eberly - 40 years
John Bronushas Dolores Shaw Todd Rebbel Robert & Trish Cottone - 35 years
Angela Mikulski Debbie Penczek Eric & Jackie Pfeiler - 25 years
9 P/C Gene Kibbe Nancy Peters Daniel & Terri Sturm - 15 years
Donald M. Steinwachs Patti Cueny Ryne & Tracy Ann-Marie Laxton - 5 years
Debbie Schultz Don & Rose Briggs - 1 year
Burke CuenyBaltimore Yacht Club Committees 2018-2019
Dockage & Slips Club Operations
E Pier - CBYCA Planning
R/C Barry Scott, Chairman V/C Joe Vislocky, Chairman P/C Dick Bruns Capt. Christopher Evans, ‘19
F/C Bill Ortman I/P/C Mike Bruns B/M Kent Terry Capt. Carl Ebeling, ‘19
Capt. FX McKee, ‘19 G/M Scott Lockwood Capt. Donald Kaelber ‘20
P/C Connie Ragone, ‘20 Capt. Lee Madairy Yacht Clubs of Maryland (Holding Corp. Rep)
P/C Frank Schepers, ‘21 (Chairman of B & F) P/C Wayne Penczek Scott Slocum, ‘20
P/C Frank Garey ‘19 Keith Lessner, ‘21
Budget & Finance Capt. Ed Hale, Jr. ‘20 House & Grounds Vacant,‘21
Comm. Bill Morgan Capt. Christopher Toomey ‘21 Capt. Kent Terry Jr. Chairman G/M Scott Lockwood
V/C Joe Vislocky P/C Dick Bruns Nominating
Treasurer P/C Connie Ragone Parliamentarian P/C Jay Hurd P/C Mike Bruns , Chairman
G/M Scott Lockwood P/C John Hammond F/C Bill Ortman Capt. George Coder
Capt. Lee Madairy , ‘19 - Chair Capt. Donald Kaelber Capt. Frank McKee
Capt. George Harrison, Sr., ‘20 Swimming Pool Capt. Ed Kohls
Capt. Scott Slocum, ‘21 Capt. Patrick Longo, ‘21 Chairman Fuel Committee Capt. Frank Sauer
Capt. Mike Myers, ‘19 Capt. Pat Brennan, ‘21 Chairman
Bull Roast Capt. Todd Rebbel, ‘19 R/C Barry Scott
Joyce Gray Capt. Clement Gathwright, ‘20 GM Scott Lockwood Island Beautification
Capt. Emory Harshman, ‘20 Capt. Gary Hutson, ‘19 F/L Sandy Morgan
Spring Dance Capt. Pam Wolff, ‘21 P/C Jeff Underland, ‘20
P/C Scott & Sarah Tennyson Pier Captains
Membership Computer & WIFI A & B Piers - Dave Ostendarp
Crab Feast V/C Joe Vislocky, Chairman Capt. John Hall C Pier - George Coder
Capt. Thomas Strobel P/C Frank Schepers, ‘20 V. Chair Capt. Jim McCabe D Pier - Sharon Bass
P/C Wayne Penczek ‘19 P/C Phil Hock & Debbie Penczek
Constitution & By-Laws B/M Kim Bosley ‘19 V/C Joe Vislocky E Pier -
P/C Frank Schepers, ’21 Chairman Vacant ‘20 GM Scott Lockwood Entertainment
Comm. Bill Morgan, ‘19 Capt. John Hall ‘21
F/C Bill Ortman
P/C John Hammond, ‘19 Capt. Thomas Flowers ‘21 Week On The Island GM Scott Lockwood
Capt. Faith Broseker, ‘20 F/C Bill Ortman
(Vacant Seat), ‘20 Sick & Welfare GM Scott Lockwood Sail Fleet Captain
P/C Jeff Underland, ‘21 George Coder
Capt. Frank McKee
Pier Writers Publications-The Spray
A & B Piers - Lori Ostendarp Joyce Gray, Editor
C Pier - Valerie Paluszynski
D Pier - Joe Hellner
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