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Rw Crewprofiles 2019 05 CREW PROFILES RW-CRW190530 MY REMEMBER WHEN | CREW PROFILES Captain (rotation) HENDRÉ DU PLESSIS Hendré (aka Hennie) was born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa, joining the yachting industry immediately after completing his education in 1999. As the son of a yacht builder and brother of a Chief Engineer, Hennie has a firm connection to the water and with a cousin also in the industry, you could say it's in his blood. He became a Captain at the age of 26 on board 157ft Christensen Nice n Easy. Hennie has been at the helm of Remember When since its launch in June 2010, overseeing the build and the maiden voyage from the Columbia River in the Pacific North West, down the West Coast, Central America, through the Panama Canal and San Blas Islands and back to our home port in Florida, and has successfully managed the vessel and crew since. He has traveled independently through the U.S., South America, Central America, Southern Africa, and Australia while pursuing his interests of returning to nature, camping, backpacking/traveling, motorcycle adventuring and cooking out. He enjoys all water sports especially paddle board surfing, scurf boarding and enjoys paragliding. Growing up on a farm and attending Agricultural school drove Hennie to build and run his very own hobby farm, overlooking Table Mountain outside of Cape Town in South Africa. Highly regarded by his peers and loved by his crew, Hennie is an integral part of the dynamics of the vessel and its smooth operation, as reflected by his impressive tenure. Captain (rotation) FRANCISCO CHADINHA Francisco grew up in a peaceful seaside village in Kleinmond, South Africa. After finishing school his desire to travel led him to the South of France where his yachting career began. His experience as a captain has flourished since he started in the yachting industry 20 years ago. Francisco has extensive knowledge on some of the most pristine and exotic coastlines having cruised throughout Europe, The South Pacific, USA, Central America and the Caribbean. Francisco’s experience as a charter captain has not only allowed him to travel the globe but also meet various people from different cultural backgrounds. He takes great pride in his professional role so that guests can be assured of their safety, comfort and peace of mind while aboard Remember When. Francisco’s aim is to make sure your experience onboard is unforgettable, whether your desire is to visit ancient ruins or sunbathe on secluded beaches in the Caribbean. In his spare time Francisco enjoys being active, water sports and photography. MY REMEMBER WHEN | CREW PROFILES First Officer / Open Water Diver (rotation) DEVYN VAN DER WESTHUIZEN Devyn was born in Pretoria, South Africa. At the age of three, his parents moved to Cape Town, known for its beautiful beaches and impressive backdrop of wineries. He got his start in the yachting industry in 2002 and now has 17 years of experience on various vessels between 50m – 74m, some of which have circumnavigated the globe. He has been First Officer for the past seven years on motor yachts Dragon-Fly and Majestic. Devyn has been fortunate enough to dive some of the most pristine sites around the world including the Maldives, the Red Sea, the Caribbean, Europe and the San Blas Islands. Devyn enjoys art, sky diving, diving, rugby, music and keeping fit. First Officer (rotation) KYLE STRYDOM Kyle was born in Pretoria, South Africa. At the age of eight his family moved to Paarl in the Western Cape, where he was brought up amidst the mountainous terrain and lush wineries. He joined the yachting industry in 2012 and has spent most of his time cruising the Mediterranean, Caribbean and the East Coast of the United States. Kyle has always been an adventure seeker. He is very active and he enjoys wakeboarding, sports, reading and the outdoors. Chief Engineer SHAUN RUSSOUW Our Chief Engineer, Shaun comes to us from Blouberg, Capetown in South Africa. He began his career with boats at the young age of 15 working at the dockyards in Capetown during his school holidays and weekends. With 26 years in the marine industry under his belt, Shaun is a veteran of the sea. During this time, Shaun has worked both ashore and at sea, with 13 years in commercial shipping and 13 years in the yachting industry. During Shaun’s downtime, he likes to rebuild motorcycles, bobbers and café racers including rustic woodwork. Shaun loves to keep himself busy in the outdoors with gardening, bodyboarding, kiteboarding and playing with his Boston Terrier pup named Ozzy. MY REMEMBER WHEN | CREW PROFILES Chef (rotation) TASIA HAAG Chef Tasia Haag trained in Dunedin, New Zealand qualifying with her certificate in London City and Guilds. She travelled to London for two years where she worked with celebrity chefs. Tasia then moved to Melbourne, Australia also working for celebrity chefs and later becoming head chef of 2 busy restaurants. During this time, she acquired a 6-month contract at ‘Montpelier Plantation Inn’ in Nevis, West Indies, which catered to the likes of Lady Diana and her family. Her yachting career started in Hong Kong in 1999 where she boarded her first super yacht. Since then she would spend time traveling extensively through the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Bahamas, Cayman Islands and the USA. This set her on a remarkable world-wide journey cruising for over 4 years to remote destinations including, Egypt, Golf of Aden, Seychelles, Asia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. The importance of keeping her mind stimulated by training and learning different styles of cuisines is paramount to looking after both guests and crew which is why she trained in Thai cuisine, Cajun creole, (New Orleans), authentic Indian Cuisine from the Seychelles, West Indian and Sri Lanka. Her interests are diving, music/guitar, cycling, and reading. She loves learning, good food and good friends. Chef (rotation) EMMA BECKETT WINNER OF THE CONCOURS DE CHEF CONTEST, ANTIGUA 2011 Emma is a British national and is culinary trained. She has worked in some of London's top restaurants notably Gordon Ramsey's Aubergine, and as sous chef at Moving Venue— one of London's largest private catering firms working alongside a Roux trained Michelin star chef and catering events for up to 500. She has been a yacht chef for over 14 years and has even started her own chocolate line “Bitter Chocolates”. An interesting fact about Emma: she paints and has had two gallery shows! MY REMEMBER WHEN | CREW PROFILES Chief Stewardess / Dive Master BIANCA FRANCK Bianca was born in South Africa but was raised in Mozambique from an early age. She spent her younger schooling years at a Portuguese school in Mozambique where her parents owned and operated a resort and Bianca's mother ran a diving operation. This has given Bianca exposure to many adventures in and around the water from an early age, completing her dive tickets with her mother as an instructor. Her high school years were spent at a boarding school in South Africa. Bianca speaks English, Portuguese and Afrikaans. Bianca has always loved traveling but decided after school to pursue her creative talent and undertake further studies in Interior Decorating. It was here where her flare and love for interior colors, fabrics and finishes became apparent and she was introduced to some of the world's most lavish textiles. A call to the world of yachting followed and Bianca thoroughly enjoys bringing new and creative themes to the table, setting for fine-dining experiences and producing all-round 5-star service for guests a board Remember When. Bosun / Fishing Guide JAMES FARREN Born and raised in South Africa James was a sporty and outdoors person since childhood. Fishing is his favorite sport, a passion he inherited growing up in a family of avid fishermen. James also enjoys spear fishing which came naturally as the family spent most weekends onboard their boat. In his spare time he loves running and staying fit, he has completed the Comrades Marathon twice. James looks forward to fishing with you onboard Remember When, but most of all, to helping make your charter vacation fun and memorable. Deckhand / Dive Instructor JOHAN MALAN Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Johan excelled in sports during his school years and subsequently went on to play professional basketball and rugby. He holds a Personal Training degree and has trained various sports teams and athletes, including a World Champion. Johan has always been passionate about aquatic life and the ocean. In 2006 he became a PADI Scuba Diving Instructor and spent the next few years living and working on various private islands throughout the Bahamas and the Caribbean. While embracing the tropics, Johan sharpened his skills in fishing, spearfishing and a plethora of watersports. During his spare time, Johan regularly goes hunting, fishing, surfing and golfing. Johan looks forward to making your time on board Remember When special by facilitating the watersports and adventures you have dreamed of enjoying. MY REMEMBER WHEN | CREW PROFILES 2nd Engineer / Deckhand DE WET KNOLL De Wet was born in Pretoria, known as one of South Africa’s three capitals. After high school, he furthered his education at the University of Stellenbosch in the Western Cape where he completed his bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering. Subsequently, De Wet decided to pursue the Engineering path and sought a job as second Engineer on a motor yacht. Since joining the industry two years ago, De Wet has been fortunate enough to travel most of Europe, Indonesia and the tropical islands of the Caribbean. In his spare time De Wet enjoys skiing, diving, fishing, being active and the outdoors.
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