THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY

1990 Annual Report Message From The Director -~~-,--..-:.

My Dear Friends,

The advent of the nineties has signaled profound change Some are in a in the world community. Recently we've witnessed the position to give most unraveling of a great nation as democracy triumphed over an generously to our embedded tyranny and an old enemy became a fading programs. The majority menace. Change has come as well to The Seamen's Church who contribute to SCI, Institute. however, are not. Often We are at a pivotal juncture in the evolution of the their gifts involve sacrifice. maritime industry, Sophisticated technological advances in To all of our loyal donors navigation and ship design, global shifts in maritime we extend our heartfelt commerce, the aging of the seafaring population, and gratitude. The borders increasin.g concern for our marine environment and safety-at­ and coast lines of cities sea herald a new and challenging era for the Institute. and countries may change. Change for SCI is not new, A century ago Liverpool The size and design of packets were anchored at the South Street Seaport and ships and the nature of horse drawn carriages bounced across the cobblestones energy and manpower to Whittemore, Director carrying cocoa, cheese, molasses and spices from the Indies. operate them may be The Institute's ship visitors greeted ships that called upon the transformed, but time cannot alter the con.tours of the Port of New York in SCI's two boats, the Sentinel and the j. human heart. With your continued help, as long as men and Hamersley Hooker. Chaplains today drive modern vans for women set out to sea, The Seamen's Church Institute will be their welcoming visits to ships of all nations. there for them-a bulwark against the strains and hazards of Throughout our distinguished history the Institute has life at sea. assumed a mantle of creative leadership-perceiving, understanding and accommodating the demands of progress Nothing that was worthy in the past departs; and the challenges of time. And we have done so without no truth or goodness ever dies; but it IS all still compromising the integrity of our mission nor the vitality of here, and recognized or not, fives and works our programs. Whether pursuing protective legislation for through endless change. seafarers at the turn of the century or founding our Maritime Training School and our Christmas-at-Sea program - Thomas Car/yle; Sir Walter Scott (In London in the early 1900s, SCI has charted a course close to the & Westminster Review, No. 12, 1838) cutting-edge of the changing fortunes and needs of the seafaring community we serve. These past months in our magnificent new home have been a JOY. As I suggested to you last March, rumor had it that The Seamen's Church Institute had disappeared. I am happy to advise-in the words of Mark Twain-"that reports The Rev. James R. Whittemore of our death are greatly exaggerated," With the hoisting of October 1. 1991 our flag over 241 Water Street, the Institute has reaffirmed its presence as an important force in the maritime community. The expertise of our superb staff. the selfless dedication of our volunteers and the ongoing support of our many friends have helped position the Institute as a highly regarded maritime educator and ambassador of good will. This profile extends well beyond our immediate neighbors and reflects the increasingly multinational personality of the industry.

1990 ANNUAL REPORT Message From The Board of Managers

Dear Friends,

How is The Seamen's Church Institute faring? We are from the Henry Luce Foundation-continuing their support of pleased to report that we are very well indeed and activities the Asian/North American Pastoral Training Program; and of recent years augur well for continued prosperity as we $25,000 for a new SCI van from Michael Maher, a member greet the decade of the nineties. of the board of managers. Conscientious stewardship of SCI's financial resources Together gifts from individuals and estates accounted by the board of managers, aggressive fund raising strategies for 45 percent of the total funds raised providing an and ever-expanding programmatic and community outreach invaluable base for ongOing operational support of the services have reaffirmed our leadership position as a Institute's programs. It is important to note that many of our champion of seafarers' rights and safe seas. The completion individual donors make more than one gift each year. of the Institute's distinctive headquarters and Seafarers' As many of you are aware, the most significant current Center is one of our proudest accomplishments to date. The capital need is that of the new administrative building and new six-story Center is eminently appropriate to our Seafarers' Center in lower Manhattan. To meet this need a contemporary needs, affording ample space for the effective $4 million campaign was initiated during 1990. The campaign operation of the Institute's maritime training programs, includes a special fund to endow the Christmas-at-Sea seafarers' rights, and social and pastoral services. program, cherished by seafarers and SCI family. We are pleased to be able to share our new home, This past year the board also approved a planned giving The Rev. Fronds Cho which lies within Manhattan's South Street Seaport Historic program to provide new funding options with significant tax lunches with the District, with our business and residential neighbors. The benefits for donors. Seaport Chapel, truly an ecumenical house of worship, soon It is an honor and a privilege to be leading The crew of a Korean will offer regular services as well as cultural performances Seamen's Church Institute at this exciting time in its ship In Port Newark. for the community. The "Top Deck" Community Conference distinguished history. As we look to the future the challenges Center with picturesque views of the Brooklyn Bridge and and possibilities for SCI are great. We have served the lower Manhattan is an ideal setting for corporate meetings maritime industry with dedication and pride for more than and social events. 157 years. We urge you to stay with us. Together we can The Institute recently introduced the President's make a difference. Council, an advisory committee of new friends, committed to promoting SCI's programs while at the same time enhancing their own knowledge of maritime issues. During 1990 . the President's Council welcomed the Princess Royal to The Seamen's Church Institute. They sailed on SCI's traditional Pilot Boat Cruise, enjoying a behind-th~cenes Alfred Lee Loomis, III tour of the Port of New York and New Jersey where much President of the Institute's services take place. The group is currently evaluating activities for the future. Our contributors have remained faithful in their support of our cause. In 1990 we were fortunate to receive several major grants to both the annual and capital funds. Among them was a $20,000 gift from the New York Mechlin D. Moore Community Trust which enabled the Center for Seafarers' Chairman, Development Committee Rights to research the needs of commercial fishers; $50,000 October 1, 1991

THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE The Year In Review

Seafarers' Services Division Counseling Services Long periods of time at sea often The pressing needs of inactive occasion feelings of disconnectedness, seafarers-many of whom live in the loneliness and frustration for seafarers­ New York area-became a priOrity a sense that life is passing them by. concern of Counseling ServIces in 1990. From our infancy ship viSits by SCI's Visits to the Seafarers' Clubs where the multilingual chaplains have been social structure of a seagoing life acknowledged as the centerpiece for thrives. recreational programs, monthly the Institute's services. In 1990 port dinners, sports tournaments and field chaplains and ship visitors greeted more trips provided meaningful leisure-time Soviet cadets from the Druzhbo than 3,000 of the ships that called upon activity for these aging and retired practice their skills at SCI's Maritime this port. Extending a friendly welcome seafarers. Training school they offered simple acts of hospitality, The division also developed an Maritime Training Division distributing magazines and newspapers, innovative counseling training program Today SCI's Maritime Training providing ground t.ransportation and that prepares non-professionals to help Division is a leader in the field of assistance with telephone calls and ma~. others help themselves-somewhat of a maritime continuing education-the one They offered comfort to the down­ psychological first aid. Some members against which all others are measured. It hearted. and counsel to the frightened of the SCI family-participants in the boasts some of the most sophisticated Asian/North American Pastoral simulation equipment in the world and Training Program. students in the during 1990 began training merchant Summer Intern Program, ship visitors mariners in tug and barge handling using and maritime training instructors­ the simulation system. A new Automatic completed this program. Radar Plotting Aid, which parallels the advanced technology used on more Theological Education than 1,000 ships, was added to the The Asian/North American system early in the year. SCI introduced Pastoral Training Program celebrated on-the-job training with a program for its fifth successful year in 1990. The Kloster Cruise Limited aboard several of program was developed to help bridge their ships. including the Royal Viking the cross-cultural gap between an ever­ Star, the Southward and the Royal Viking increasing Asian work force and Sky. chaplains who minister In North In addition more than 350 American ports. With the Port of New students-masters and mates from York and New Jersey as their labora­ major od companies, tugboat operators. and insecure-a lifeline to seafarers tory. trainees from the Philippines, cruise lines. and the United States Coast from all corners of the globe. Korea. Burma. Singapore and Malaysia Guard-participated in courses in ship More than 24.000 seafaring have learned to minister to the many handling. tug and barge handling. radar friends availed themselves of facilities at nationalities that comprise one and firefighting. Each course is custom one of the Institute's three centers: the transient congregation. designed and reflects concepts inherent International Seafarers' Center in Port The Institute was encouraged to to adult education-that learning IS a Newark. NJ. the Seafarers' Club In create this Pastoral Training Program lifelong internal process controlled by lower Manhattan and the Passenger following the success of its Summer the individual. Students encounter real­ Ship Terminalln upper Manhattan. Intern Program in Maritime Ministry. life situations and environments via the Some came to worship; others for For many years the summer program simulator equipment. This form of advice on problems related to their has sensitized theology students to the training is becoming increasingly valued ship or crew; many came to call home, complexity of ministering to people as the most effective means of ensuring to play, or to just relax. whose life. work experience and error-free performance at sea. cultural backgrounds differ from their own. 1990 ANNUAL REPORT The school also hosted a special govern a seafarer's life at sea. More training day for a group of Russian than 30 chaplains from across the cadets from the sailing vessel Druzba, nation and Canada attended the event. and was chosen for a site visit by As ship visitors and port chaplains are students from the World Maritime frequently the first to learn of seafarers' University. rights issues, it is essential that they receive this training, The Center hopes Center for Seafarers Rights to build upon this success by conducting similar chaplain training seminars A voice for those who have no throughout the US and abroad in the voice, SCI's Center for Seafarers' Rights near future. is the only one of its kind in the world. Christmas-at-Sea volunteers busily wrap The Center also advocated As it strives to promote dignity and gifts for world-wIde distribution. throughout the year on behalf of justice for the thousands of men and commercial fishers-the largest segment women who make their living in the of seafarers in the U.s. As a result of a cheer to those men and women who international workplace of the sea, the report published in June 1990, on the are at sea and far from home during Center trains port chaplains and status of commercial fishers In the U.s., the holiday season. A cherished attorneys to defend the rights of the International Council of Seamen's tradition, Christmas-at-Sea involves the merchant seafarers. It shares its Agencies reactivated its commercial good will and efforts of more than expertise and observations with fishers committee to study problems 3,500 men and women who volunteer government policy-makers and others that have an impact upon seafarers their time and energy to prepare more 241 Water Street, in the maritime industry and it counsels working in this industry. The report than 10,000 gift packages. In 1990 March 1990. seafarers on their rights, helping them was distributed to the academic 2,000 volunteer knitters throughout to help themselves. community, the clergy and to seafarers' the country created more than 20,000 agencies. items-sweaters, scarves, caps and The proliferation of flag of socks for the Christmas boxes that convenience registries and their impact were distributed to seafarers from upon the well-being of seafarers is an every land on Christmas Day, increasingly serious concern for The The project intensifies each year in Seamen's Church Institute, Last year mid-October. The Christmas-at-Sea the Center researched and revised room at SCI becomes a veritable "Seafarers' Rights on Cyprus Flag Santa's workshop as a small cadre of Ships," one of the many titles in its "local elves" gather to wrap the knitted collection of literature on seafarers' garments and other gifts-sewing kits, rights. Written in layman's terms, the stationery, pens, combs and more-into booklet summarizes the laws that affect colorful packages. The boxes and seafarers on ships sailing under the handwritten notes are then packed Cyprus flag . into large cartons and delivered to Port chaplains from across the nation hundreds of ships-including those and Canada gathered at SCI for a two Christmas-at-Sea chartered by the Military Sealift Command-that dock in the Port of and one-half day training seminar In For most people Christmas means New York and New Jersey during October 1990. family, friends and celebration. For the merchant seafarer, however, traditional the weeks preceding the Christmas holidays. The Center hosted a two-and-Dne­ holiday festivities are the exception half day Chaplain Training Seminar rather than the rule, during the fall to acquaint chaplains with SCI's Christmas-at-Sea program the underlying legal principles that brings the spirit of Christmas love and

THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE Donors

The Seamen 's Church Institute is pleased to acknowledge the generous support received in 1990 from corporations, foundations and organizations.

Corporations

Altamar Corporation Foreign Auto Preparation Service The Navigators Group, Inc. Amerada Hess Corporation Freehill, Hogan & Mahar New Jersey Bell American Bureau of Shipping Freeland Products, Inc. New Man Productions, Inc. American Hull Insurance Syndicate Samuel French, Inc. New York Shipping Association American Institute of Merchant Shipping Global Terminal & Container Services Newark Economic Development Corp. American President Companies, Ltd. GreenWich Marine, Incorporated OMI Corporation Amro Bank· New York Branch Haight. Gardner, Poor & Havens P &0 Trans Freight Lines, Inc. Apex Marine Corporation Frank B. Hall & Co. of New York Petal Power Atlantic Bank of New York Hanjin Shipping Co., Ltd. Phillips Cappiello Kalban Hofmann & Katz Atlantic Container Line Hannoch Weisman Polar Ware Company Atlantic Mutual Companies Hapag-Lloyd (America), Inc. James Stewart Polshek & Partners The Bank of New York Healy & Baillie The Prudential Insurance Company Beck, Halberg & Williamson Home Life Insurance Company Paul F. Richardson Associates Blue Cross/Blue Shield of New Jersey Howard Publications, Inc. M. Rosenblatt & Son, Inc. Bunkerfuels Corporation Hudson Tank Terminals Corp. M.J. Rudolph Corporation Burlingham, Underwood & Lord HVlde Shipping Incorporated F. J. SCiame Construction Co. Central Gulf Lines, Inc. Insurance Information Institute Scio Shipping, Inc. Chevron Shipping Company Intercontinent Chartering Corp. Sea-Land Service, Inc. Chubb & Son, Inc. International Terminal Operating Co. Inc. S)!mmers, Fish & Warner Columbus Line Incorporated jamestown Chemical Company, Inc. Tabak & Mellusi Connell, Foley & Geiser Johnson & Higgins Texaco, Inc. Containership Agency, Inc. The journal of Commerce Topside Shipping, Inc. Coscol Marine Corporation "K" Line America, Inc. Townley & Updike CSL Intermodal. Inc. Kloster Cruise Limited Union Dry Dock & Repair Company CTS Group Architecture/Planning K Mart Apparel Corporation United Shipowners ofAmerica The Cunard Line Lloyd's Register of Shipping Wallemus Lines North America, Inc. Cunningham Marine Hydraulics Co. Lord, Abbett & Company Jervis B. Webb Company Degussa Corporation Lowe & Partners Wilhelmsen Lines (USA), Inc. Dick Dunphy Advertising Specialties Maher Terminals, Inc. Williamson, Picket, Gross, Inc. Diesel Systems Marine Office of America Corp. Willis Corroon PLC Louis Dreyfus Corporation McAllister Brothers, Inc. James D. Wolfensohn Incorporated Ebsco Industries Wm. H. McGee & Company, Inc. Barbara Spector Yeninas AssOCiates EPl lnternatlonal, Inc. McRoberts Protective Agency Ernst & Young Merck & Company First Fidelity Bank Metal Litho Corporation Metro Metals Recycling Corp. Midlantic National Bank Mobil Oil Corporation Moran Towing & Transportation Co., Inc.

1990 ANNUAL REPORT Foundations Organizations

The Acorn Foundation A.A.R.P. Chapter No. 710, Sea Isle City, NJ J. Aron Charitable Foundation Abbey Delray Knitting Group, Delray Beach, FL The Vincent Astor Foundation Actors Fund Home, Englewood, NJ Charles Sumner Bird Foundation American Maritime Congress Constans Culver Foundation American Merchant Marine Veterans-North Atlantic Chapter Louella Cook Foundation Baptist Home, Bronx. NY The Corita Charitable Trust Beacon Hill Crafters. Lombard, IL DCNY Charitable Foundation Bishop Gray Inn. Lake Worth, FL The Arthur M. & Olga T. Eisig-Arthur M. & Catholic Daughters of America, Ct. Sr. Miriam Teresa. Bayville, NJ Kate E. Tode Foundation Catholic Daughters of America, Ct. Stella Maris, Atlantic City, NJ The Ganlee Fund Catholic Daughters of America, Ct.lmmacalute Queen of Peace, Gibbs Brothers Foundation Secaucus, NJ Herman Goldman Foundation Catholic Daughters of America, Ct. St. Dominic, Brick Town, NJ E.J. Grassmann Trust Catholic Daughters of America, Ct. Mary and Joseph, Cedarhurst, NY Inverdyde Bequest Fund Catholic Daughters of America, Ct. St. Luke, Straford, NY ~.c. Kellogg Foundation Church Women United of the Palm Beaches, Lake Worth, FL The life Saving Benevolent Association Churchwomen's League for Patriotic Service. Inc. The Loomis Foundation Combined Federal Campaign, National Service Agencies The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Farmers Enterprise Grange No. 165. Newton, NJ James A. Macdonald Foundation Humboldt Bay Knitters Guild, Eureka, CA Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation The Jerome Home, New Britain, CT The New York Community Trust Junior League of Birmingham, Michigan Historic photo of SCI's floating chapel. American Seamen's Friend Society Knoltwood, Washington, DC The Hamilton Roddis Foundation, Inc. Leisure Village Knitters, Ridge. NY The Rudin Foundation, Inc. Marine Society ofthe City of New York The Oakleigh L. Thorne Foundation Meadow Lakes Group, Hightstown, NJ District No. 1-MEBA/NMU Nutting Memorial library, Maine Maritime Academy Partnership for New Jersey Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Port of New York, AFL-CiO Maritime Committee Quiet Hour Club of Metuchen, Edison, NJ Rudder Club, Inc. Signal Mountain Knitters, Signal Mountain, TN Springfield Senior Citizens, Springfield, NJ St. Martha's Guild, Malverne, NY The New York Community Staten Island Association ofthe Seamen's Church Institute Trust awarded the Institute United NY & NJ Sandy Hook Pilots Benevolent Association two separate grants in 1990. United Seamen's Service These provided support for The United Way of New York City the Center for Seafarers' Officers' Wives' Club, U.S. Merchant Manne Academy Rights, and enabled the V &G Baptist Knitters of Rockville Center, East Rockaway, NY Veteran Wireless Operators Association Institute to expand cultural The SCI New York Headquarters and Westminster Gardens Knitters, Duarte, CA and recreational activities for International Seafarers' Center at 241 Woman's Seamen's Friend Society of Connecticut seafarers who visit the New Water Street, New York. The Women's Propeller Club, SUNY Maritime College York and New Jersey Seafarers' Clubs.

THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE Individual Donors

The Commodore Club The Anchors

The Commodore Club recognizes the Institute's most The Anchors represent those individuals who have generous supporters. supported The Seamen's Church Institute by contribut­ Members ' ing a total of $100 to $999 during the year. The Institute Mrs. C. Robert Allen, III, Mrs. Vincent Astor, Sylvia S. Bancroft. relies upon these gifts to operate many of its ongoing George D. Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Delman, Hon. C. programmatic activities. Douglas Dillon, Elbridge T. GerrY.Jr .. Marion Thompson Gold Anchors, $500 - $999 Greene, Charles I. Hiltzheimer, Mrs. James Stewart Hooker, Emma W. Alexander, Sylvia S. Bancroft, Mary F. Bohan, Mabel S.lngalls,John C.Jansing, Niels W.Johnsen, David E. P. Georgiana E. Brooks, C. Sims Farr, Henry E. Froebel, Mr. and Lindh, Henry C. B. Lindh, George P. Livanos, Alfred Lee Mrs. Nicholas W. Gumprecht, Rosilla H. Hawes, Elizabeth S. Loomis, III,JohnJ. Mackowski, Mrs.John D. Macomber, Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoopes, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Maher, Clifford D. Mallory, I. Sophie duPont May, c. Thomas V. A. Kelsey, The Rev. and Mrs. Donald W. Kimmick, Thomas L. McLane, The Rev. John M. Mulligan, deceased, John Dr. and Mrs. Owen M. Kirkley, David E. P. Lindh, Hon. P. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Godwinj. Pelissero, Bess Aspinwall Anthony D. Marshall, I. Sophie duPont May, Mary E. McCall, Pulitzer, Charles E. Saltzman, Mrs. Alexander O. Vietor, John Clarence F. Michalis, William R. Peters, Bess Aspinwall Pulitzer, C. Whitehead, The Rev.James R. Whittemore, Orme Wilson, Charles E. Saltzman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Trowbridge, Mr. Jr .. deceased, John G. Winslow and Mrs. Richard R. Vietor, Peter M. Ward, Alexander H. Whitman, Caroline Comstock Williams, Mary E. Winn, The Flagship Society Clifford R. Wise, George S. Zacharkow, Silver Anchors, $250 - $499 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll N. Bjornson, Barbara E. Clauson, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Curran,Jr., Ward F. Davidson ,J r., Caroline F. Dawes, David W. Devens, Lester A. Dutcher. William D. M. Elfrink, Mrs. German H. H. Emory, RobertS. Erskine,Jr., Mrs. Laurence O. Ford, Mr. and Mrs.John H. Foster, Robert S. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Delano Harwich, Ellen A. Hellquist, Mary The Flagship Society was established to recognize W. Hotchkiss, Carolyn G. Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. William S. James, individuals who contribute a total of$1,OOO or more to Carter F. Jones, Patricia A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. James C. The Seamen's Church Institute during the year. Kellogg, Roy B. Kropp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lapp,Jr., Howard A. Levy, Mr. and Mrs. David j. Londoner, Mr. and Mrs. Members Paul C. Lowerre,John E. MacNeil, Dorothy A. Major, Mrs.Jack Mrs. C. RobertAllen.lIl, George D. Benjam in, Alfred Pope C. Massey, Alison H. Maxim, Nelda Montgomery, Zelda Brooks. The Rev. Barbara C. Crafton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mueller, Margaret S. Nourse, Ralph F. Peters, Michael D. Delman, Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott B. Dunham.Jr., Arthur D. Emil, Prager, William H. Rasch , Mary B. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barbara Duarte Esgalhado, Herbert M. Graham, Marion T. A. Richardson, Grace V. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Janos Scholz, Mr. Greene, Charles I. Hiltzheimer, Henry C. B. Lindh, Alfred Lee and Mrs. Allen E. Schumacher, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Loomis, III, Mr. and Mrs.Johnj. Mackowski, Mrs.John D. Silbersack, Mary R. Stapler, JessieJ. Starke. Ross E. Traphagen, Macomber, Michael E. Maher, Thomas L. McLane. Mr. and Mrs. Jr., Stuyvesant Wainwright, III, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Weeth, Donald H. Middleton, Mechlin D. Moore, The Rt. Rev. Paul Virginia C. Welles, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell W. Wiener Moore,Jr., Mary P. Oenslager. Lucile B. Palmaro, Thor H. Ramsing, HowardJ. Rubenstein, Rudolphj. Schaefer, III, Mrs. Alexander O. Vietor, Kenneth H. Volk, Richard S. Weber, Mrs.John Campbell White, The Rev. James R. Whittemore, Orme Wilson, Jr., deceased, D. Carlyle Windley, Gertrude S. Wister

1990 ANNUAL REPORT Bronze Anchors, $100 - $249 Clare M. Larabee, Edward J. Lenihan, Elizabeth D. Levers, Shepard L. Alexander, Louise Todd Ambler, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Saxe Littell, Verna M. Long,james Lorier, Lane Lovell, Lester E. Anderson,jr., Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Antonsson, Bettina G. Lowerre, Agnes F. Lueders, Mr. and Mrs. T. Genevievej. Argen,j. Sinclair Armstrong, Crowell Baker, Mr. Hollister Mabley, Ian B. MacCallum, Jr., Harriet M. MacGregor, and Mrs. Owen E. Barker, William joshua Barney,jr.,johnJ. Suzanne G. Maclear, Helen S. Maijgren, Clifford D. Mallory, Barry, Mary S. Bartram, Catherine Bastress, Mr. and Mrs.John Marjory M. Mansfield,John Patrick Marshall, Mrs. Young M. L. Bates, Dorothy S. Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Beale, Massey, Mrs. Heywood Elizabeth Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Berry, Margaret H. Best, Audrey Teal Betts, Peter P. Thomas D. McCann, Mary M. McClintock, Mr. and Mrs.james Blanchard, III. Mr. and Mrs.J. William Bowen, Ellen Bowers. N. McDevitt, Jr., Theodore A. McGraw,Jr., Desmond Esther Weigt Bradley, Dr. and Mrs. john DavIs Bradley, Anne McKellen, Camilla R. Meigs, Mrs.john M. Mennell. Ann E. B. Brandebury, Lucille D. Brion, Irene M. Brodie, Mr. and Mrs. Molier, Mary Virginia Molleson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ronald P. Brotherton, Cornelia Todd Brown, Colonel George Montgomery, The Rt. Rev. & Mrs. W. Moultrie Moore,John P. G. Bull, Barbara A. Butler, George W. Cain,Jane Mason Morgan, II, Irma S. Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Mullane, Campbell, Mildred L. Campbell. Henry Hill Carroll, Catherine Dorothy C. Muller, Mr. and Mrs. Arvid R. Nelson, Marjone Cary, Mr. and Mrs.Johnj. Cassidy, James E. Chapman, Paul K. Allen Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.james P. Noyes, Ellen E. Nystrom, Chapman, Eleanor C. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. David C. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. O'Hara, Mrs. Charles Packer, Juliet L. Edythe S. Clark, Barbara R. Clauson, A. B. Clifford,Jr., Phyllis Packer, Katharine deB. Parsons, Mrs. john B. Peaty, Dorothy E. In 1917 seafarers D. Collins, John W. Coolidge, Esther W. Couper, Virginia Pedersen, Mrs. GodwinJ. Pelissero, Gerald Pennisi, Alvin E. wha were guests Homans Crocker, Margaret O. Cromwell, Sara S. Dashiell, Penny, U.s.c.G. (Ret.), Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Perkins, of the Institute Capt. and Mrs.JosephJ. Decker, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Deer, Helen Peterson, Mary M. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. traveled the city Edith Devoe, Mrs. Otto E. Dohrenwend, Dr. Rhoda M. Potter, Anabel S. Puels, Ruth A. Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. William Dorsey, Marjorie Dovman, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. Dunning, M. Regan, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Reybine, Elizabeth E. in this bus. Enid Storm Dwyer, Charles H. Dyson, Mr. and Mrs. David Roosevelt, P. james Roosevelt, Gertrude S. Rosevear, Mary Elcomb, Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Elder, Alice H. Engelbach, Bell Ross, Mildred W. Rouse, Ann R. Salmon, Richard Sanchez, Charles H. Erhart,Jr., Frances C. Evans, Mr. and Mrs.James Elizabeth Sang, Richard W. Scheuing, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Fegley, Mary C. Frazier, Seth B. French,Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Schlosser, Col. and Mrs. Robert A. Schmidt, Eleanore M. Spencer B. Fulweiler, Mrs. Seaton Gales, Mrs. Anna M. Gaum, Schnepf, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard joseph Schwarz, Marjorie McC. Mrs. C. L. Gibson, Robert I. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sexton, Elizabeth jones Shands, Capt. F. Shellenbarger, Mr. and Gilbride, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ginn, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Mrs. Paul E. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carl Shipston, Henrietta I. Glicksman, Sally Gorman, Carolyn A. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, judith T. Smith, Michael Steven Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greetin, Peter Bakewell Griffin, Edna R. Groht, The Rev. Robert I. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Smith, Charles F. Henry T. Gruber, Mortimer W. Hall, Evelyn F. Hank, Mr. and Smithers,jr.,Jessie P. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. RichardT. Soper, In 1990 more Mrs. Richard H. Harvey, Robert V. Hatcher,Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lucy Huth Speights, Barbara E. Stange, Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. than 8,000 Starer, Amelia G. Stewart, Hope P. Stokes, Mabel Stratton, M. Nicolas J. Healy, Ruth L. Hess, Marie A. Hewitt, Stephanie seafarers were Hobby, RA Hoffman, Letitia Baldrige Hollensteiner, joan Carolyn Sturges, Arthur Thomas Sullivan, Louise R. transported to Hollinghurst, Edward P. Hollis, Hope Douglas Hope, G. Thibodaux, Oakleigh B. Thorne, Middleton Train, Archer W. and from the Elizabeth Howes, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Willard Ivers, Jr., Estelle P. Trench, Mrs. james W. Vaiden, Grace E. Van Arsdale, R. K. Ives, Elizabeth H. james, The Rev. and Mrs. Dale A. jennings, Neale Van Delft, Mr. and Mrs. Maarten van Hengel, Cornelia T. International Alida R.Jewett, Niels W.Johnsen, Edward FJonas, Mr. and Van Wert, Mrs. Alexander O. Vietor, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Seafarers' Center Mrs. Daniel L.Jones, Howland B.Jones,jr., Carol junker, Mr. Vitale, Mary B. Wagenseller, Mr. and Mrs.John R. Walbridge, in Port Newark in and Mrs. Sven juul. Marshall P. Keating, Capt. F. Rogers Helen Granberry Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Weaver, passenger vans Ketcham, USCGR, Dorothy R. Kiel, Mr. and Mrs. john T. Hu M. Webb, Clara B. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Weir, like this one, Knepper, Robert N. Kohman, Katharine Kosmak, Paulina C. Eleanor Harkey Wheeler, The Rev. Msgr.James G. Wilders, Kreger,jean A. Kunkel. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Labaugh, Mr. Mrs.j.L.B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.jeffrey P. Wills, Helen Morley and Mrs. William A. La Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Laine, Woodruff, Stanley H. Young, Jr.

THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE Mates

These individ uals provided an important base for The Seamen's Church Institute's 1990 Annual Fund Campaign with contribu­ tions of under $100.

Florence Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ackert, Martha B. Adams, Audrey J. Burkhardt. Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Burr, Katharine Burr, Martha L. Adams, Alesia Parke Alden, Miriam p, Alden, Capt. and Mrs. Barbara F. Burrell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Burrhus. Ruth S. Burrill. Mr. Hendrikj. Aldershof, Dr, and Mrs. Thomas Alderson, Esther K.S. and Mrs. Richard C. Burrowes, Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Burt, Ethel Allen, HerbertB. Allen, MD"johanna B. Allen, Mr. and Mrs.john B. Burtch. Austin R. Bush. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Bush, Pauline G. Bush. Allen, Doris P. Allison, Polly Allison, Mildred A. Allsop, Charles S. Allyn, Gerard J. Bushey, Edna L. Busse, Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Butler. Dorothy G. Amato, Adele Anderle, Mrs. Adolph G. Anderson, Eva Dorothy M. Butler, Howard Russell Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Chester j. Victoria Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, jr., Isabelle B. Bysarovich,Julia Cacciarelli, Ruth Rebekah Cadwell, john Cahill, Anderson, Mrs. Charles C. Andrews, Hilary Andrews, Mr, and Mrs. Emidio P. Calabrese, Capt. and Mrs. Alfred Calicchio, Mr. and Mrs. john Silas Reed Anthony, Marynia Apel,june Applebee, Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers Camp, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Camp, Dorothy A. Campbell. Francis Applegate, Charlotte F. Archer, Mr. and Mrs. john G. Areson, Edith Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. Cannon. Jane A. Capellupo, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Argue, Margaret P. Armstrong, Norma W. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Carlebach, HaldorCarisen.Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Arner, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Arond, Marjorie R. Atherton, Mr. and Eugene E. Carman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carollo.James Carpenter. Mrs. William K. At Lee, Frances Y. Austin,jeannette Austin, Maud j. Myrtle G. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose A. Carr,Jr., Iris S. Carr, Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo j. Robert F. Carr. Sarah C. Carslake, Ansley M. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Avignone, Linda Awenire, Dr. and Mrs. David Babbott, William F. Robert M. Cashman, Elizabeth H. Caspar, Dorothy M. Caster, Ina H. Bachmaier, Richard E. Badenoch, Mr. and Mrs.John W. Baird, Castriotta, jean F. Caul. L. Alice Cavert, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Margaret L. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Baker, Henry p, Bakewell, Cebelenski, Mr. and Mrs. Zechariah Chafee.1I1. Lois M. Chamberlain, Dorothy O. Baldwin, Helen BaldWin, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Banks. Gertrude L. Chanler, Aleid Kathleen Channing, Mrs. Charles A. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bark, Mae S. Barker,Jennie Barr, josephine D. Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Chapman, Mary Elizabeth Chase, Barron, Lila H, Barrows, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur D. Bartholomew, Cecilie Eliza Chauncey, Paul Chechanover, Helen M. Cherubini, Winona R. E. Bartlett. Margaret L. Baum, Lucy W. Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chickering, The Rev. and Mrs. Francis S, Cho, Mrs. Clarence Choate. H. Bearse. jr.. Jean c. Beck. Elsie A. Beisler, jeannette C. Bell. Mr. and Houghton G. Clapp, Catherine L. Clark, Ruth E. Clark, Marian L. Mrs. Whitfield j. Benjamin. Dorothy G. Benkert. Nancy H. Benkhart, Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. S. Dilworth Clarke.Jr., E.lrene Claydon. Lillian S. Mr. and Mrs. janice M. Bennet. Beatrice F. Bennett, Gladys B. Bennett. Cliff.j.E. Clouse, Allen W. Clowes. Dorothy L. Cobb. Frances A. Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. Albertj. Bernasconi.jr., Henry C. Berry, Catherine H. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Cobble, Carolyn Colburn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Berwick, Hope C. Best. Laeta P. Best, Marie B. Best. Frances P. Beyer, Cole, Mr. and Mrs. john H. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gawtry Violet W. Bezokas. Marcene Biddinger. Marion M. Bierwirth, Alta M. Collins. S. Barclay Colt. Geraldine Coney. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Binder. Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Bird. Margaret Bird. David E. Bisbee, Conklin. Douglas Conrad. Edith L. Conrad, Mr. and Mrs.James H. Doris G. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Black. Evelyn M. Blackeby. Mr. Conrad. Doris E. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Cook, Mrs. Harold J. Cook. and Mrs. joseph Blackhurst. Dr. Dexter B. Blake, Frederick H. Blake. T. Ruth S. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Cooper, Olive A. Cooper. Ryan jane Blakesley. Alden S. Blodget,jr., Margaret L. Blohm, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cooper, Marion Cornwall, Barbaraj. Costanza. William H. Wade A. Blough, Anna Boardman. Eleanor D. Boardman, Florette W. Cottman, Lois L.P. Cottrell. Mrs. Harry Coy. Edna A. Craig, Eleanor P. Bodmer, Anita DeGroat Boehm. Gertrude V. Boer.john Bogart. Craig. Mary E. Crandall. Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Cranston. Louise B. Henri Th. Bonefaas, Capt. Emile L. Bonnot,Joyce M. Boose, Mr. and Craven. Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Crawford, Mabel G. Crellin. Dorothea Mrs. Thomas W. Bordner. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wade Borum, Mr. and j. Crook. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Cruikshank. Richard N. Cunning, Mrs. Edward F. Boss, Arthur Bottinger, Grace K. Bourgin, Marian Martha Curtis. Edda C. Cushman, Mary Pyne Cutting, Ida-Gro Bowen. Phyllis Bower, Helen Bowker. Anne Braasch, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dahlerup. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Dale. Frances R. Daley. Ruth T. L. Bradfield, Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Bramwell, William M. Bramwell. Dame. James D'Andrea, Delphine F. Darby. Mr. and Mrs. Kent jr.. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brasel, R. Adm. and Mrs. Alan D. Breed. Mr. Darragh. Marjorie H. Darrell, Laura Agnes Davidson. Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Bryant W. Brennan. Dorothy P. Brennan. Alma S. Brevad, Lloyd A. Davies, Florence P. Davis, The Rev. and Mrs. George R. Elizabeth Fay Brewster, Eleanor B. Brezlner, Rabbi Balfour Brickner, Dawson. Theresa Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Dearborn. Vivian M. Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Briers,joan-Gayle Brinch, Mr. and Mrs.John M. Decker, Haroldj. DeForge, E. E. De Groote, Georgiana De La Haye, Bringslid. Eleanor Broadhead, Gladys Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. james H. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton C. DeLancey, Gabrielle Denis, Mr. and Mrs. Brophy. May L. Brougham. Alice M. Brown, Estella G. Brown,jean D. Maurice L. Dennett, Anna Der-Vartanian, Diane T. de Sibour, Betty J. Brown,joan F. Brown. Ruth A. Brown, Fred H. Brownell. Evelyn V. Detraz, Betty Nexsen DeVries, Mrs. james P. Dewar. Mr. and Mrs. Brozek. Capt. and Mrs. john V. Bruen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. john DeWitt. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Dick, Lucille L. Diment, Mr. and Brumbaugh, Elizabeth I. Brummitt. Mr, and Mrs.Joseph Bruzas, Mr. Mrs. Peter S.P. Dimsey. Dorothy j. Dingledine, Caroline H. Dixon. and Mrs. Allen R. Buchanan,Joyce M. Buehler, Emmanuel L. Bullen, Robert E. Dolan. Ellen H. Dolson, Helen T. Donegan, Mr. and Mrs. Mildred E. Burdick, M. Burgers, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred S. Burgess,

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Marvin Dopkins, Joyce B. Doran, Elizabeth Pope Doree, Fannie Terese H. Hagemann, Herbert P. Hahn, William H. B. Haines, Myrna E. Downey, Ruth E.H. Doyle, Marie W. Dreger, Louise W. Driver, Helen Hakanson, Marion R. Hakes, Grace B. Haldy, Elizabeth R. Hallett, S. Drosky, D. Ross Duffel. Helen Dufiot, Richard T. du Moulin, Dr. and Myrtle N. Halloran. Helen P. Halsey, Erna Ham, Allardyce A. Hamill, Mrs. Wolcott B. Dunham. Mr. and Mrs.Joseph F. Dunlay. Mr. and Mrs. Mary V. Hamilton. Virginia T. Hammond, Margaret D. Handren, Mr. Alexander J. Durand. Katherine S. Durgin. Helen F. Dwyer, Janie H. and Mrs. WiliiamJ. Hannings, Carl Hanson.John Lloyd Hanson, Mr. Dyer. Georgiana B. Edgar. Ellis W. Edge,Jr., Malcolm J. Edgerton,Jr., and Mrs. John W. Harbuck, Doris S. Hardcastle, Eleanor G. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Alta N. Edwards, Doris C. Eerkes. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Irene G. Harer, Dorothy M. Harford, William Paul Harmon. Annie S. C. Ekedal, Richard H. Elcock, Helen G. Elkins, Eileen E. Ellis, Mary K. Harper.Jeanette Harrison. Bruce F. E. Harvey, ElizabethJ. Haskell, A. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Ellison, Irene T. Elison, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marguerite Hauptmann, L. Doris Haven. Elizabeth Hayes. Susan L. Emanuel. II, Marjorie V.S. Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wm. Heacock, Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerich. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. End, Alfred I. England, Everett W. Heaney. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Heaslip, Kimball S. Heatley, Irene E. English, Virginia English, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Enslee, Eileen M. Heim, Alice M. Helble. Raymond M. Hellmann, Katrina S. Hemenway, Eschbacher, The Rev. and Mrs. Cornish G. Espino. Mr. and Mrs. Emma M. Henderson,Janet E. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. William Michael Esposito. Adelma A. Essertier, Amelia E. Fletcher,Jeannette G. Hengeveld,Josephlne M. Henken. Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Henry. II, McEwan. George R. Evans. Jessie Evans, Lucretia B. Evans, Phyllis Thompson Herrick, Margaret S. Hersloff. Mr. and Mrs. RolfJ. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Everett, Richard H. Ewert. George M. Hertensteln,james O. Heyworth, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hicks, Anne Ewing. Frances R. Fairhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Falcione, Edith B. B. Hilton, Adelaide L. Hinckley, Lilla M. Hind, Miranda A. Hodge, Fallow, Barbara A. Farquhar, Dorothee Farrand, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Phebe M. Hoff, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hoffer, Pauline E. Hoffmann. Volunteer Luncheon, Fedorko, Mr. and Mrs. RaymondJ. Feehan,jane H. Fellows, Grace L. Charlotte Hofmann, Arlean H. Holden. Carole Holderegger. Mr. and 1990. Fenton, Theodore F. Ferrant, The Rev. and Mrs. Eversley S. Ferris, Mr. Mrs. H. Hobart Holly, Francis A. Holmes, Madeline Holterhoff, Mr. and and Mrs. Gregory J. Ferrone, Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain Ferry. Helen F. Mrs. Fred E. Hood. Jean R. Hoover. Anna S. Hopkins, Lillian M. Hopko, Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Fischer. Janet B. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Betsy Horn. Joseph C. Horvath, Carolyn F. Hosken. Florence Russell S. Fisher. Robert B. Fiske. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Fitzgerald, Houston, Catherine A. Hrapchak, Cmdr. and Mrs. Stanley V. Jean M. Fitz Gibbon, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Fitzpatrick, Adelaide P. Hubbard,Jr .. Olive Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huddart, Mr. and Mrs. Flax. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fleming. BucJ.P. Flynn, Prof. and Mrs. William Reginald D. Hudson. Woodis F. Hudson, Rose M. Hughes. Doris S. D. Foltz. Margaret E. Foote. Frank Richards Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hume,jean S. Humes. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Huners. Penelope Renz H. Ford. George L. Forman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Foster,Jr., Esther Hunsberger, George S. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hunter. F. Foster. Janet E. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen FranCIS, Helen C. Francis, Catherine D. Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Toby Hynes, Richard Hynson, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Francis, Herta Franze. Dorothy Sollers Fraser. Miriam T.lrwin. George M.lsdale,jr .. Mr. and Mrs.John Iverson, Clara E. Frederick, Virginia S. Freebairn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Frost. Dorothy Juddjackson. Elizabeth B.Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. WilliamJ. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Fryer, F. Carl Fuhrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jacoby, Mrs. George F. Jaeger. Marilyn R. Jaeger. Chaplain Folkert N. Fulco, Dr. and Mrs. Noel Funderburk. Alice R. Furman. Marie Lee janssen, EftyhiaJavaras, Carol G.Jennings, BorghildJenssen, Thomas E. Gaillard, Hilda Galley.joanne B. Gallinot, Nina Moore Galston, Blanche Jepson,jane DurfeeJohns, H. ArnoldJohnson, Mr. and Mrs. H.L. L. Gardner,John R. Gardner,John H. Gartley, Roberta C. Gawler. Johnson,Jr., Mr. and Mrs.James L.Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.John W. Emma Gebhardt, Eleanora M. Geib, Hope F. Gentner. Ralph Gerstle. Johnson, Nancy P. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dudley Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Gerwitz, George F. Getz.Jr., Grace Gibson, Ruth BryanJohnson, Ruth ChinlundJohnson, Elizabeth Knapp Violet C. Gifford, Sarah D. Gilcreast. Margaret F. Gloeckner, Lulu B. Johnston, Isabelle M.F.Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.Johnstone, Gmoser, Ruth W. Godsoe, Ruth Goldberg, Capt. and Mrs. Victor Y. Marjorie CJones, EdvardJorgensen,Joseph Family Charitable Trust. Goldberg, George E. Goldman, Constance Goodin,Joan Gooding. Elsie CJudson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kaiser. Arthur Kalbhenn. Mr. Alfred P. Goodyer, Maze C Gordon. Lenore E. Gourdin, Florence and Mrs. Richard H. Kalish, Henrietta G. Kalle. Louis Kaminsky, Mrs. R. Govan. Irene Graessle, Elsieanna Graff, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Graff, Keith Kane, Anna S. Kara. VirginiaJ. Kara. Eileen Karlik, Mr. and Mrs. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Graham, Florence E. Graham, Irene D. Newton M. Karp, Henry P. Kasper, Ella D. Katona, Nicholas P. Graham, Kathryn M. Grall. Sarah Aileen Grant. Ward H. Grantham. Katsepontes, Mr. and Mrs. RobertJ. Keating, Ethel Miller Keenan, Marion Weathers Grassi, Mr. and Mrs.John H. Graves, Ruth Gray. Mr. Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Kelly, Mary Elizabeth Kemmerer. Mary K. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Green, The Rev. and Mrs. Everett H. Greene, and Mrs. James F. Kight, Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Kimball. Robert T. Grace H. Greene, Evelyn V. Greer. Mr. and Mrs. David Gregg, III, I(jmball. Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. King. Ethel G. King, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Roberta R. Gribbon,jeanette S. Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. King, Susan D. King, Violet M. King, Eugene F. Kinkead, Mr. and Mrs. Grunge, Ruth Guida, Marie Gutersloh, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haehnlein, John P. Kipp, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Kitchin. Rhea W. Kitzmiller,

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Eleanor M. Kleinhans. Catherine L. Klingler. Grace Kloosterhuis. Dorothea H. Moore. Grace F. Moore. Marcia Moore. William C. Margaret Knapp. W. Douglas Knapp. Dorothy W. Knight, Katherine E. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Morehouse, The Rev. Janet B. Morgan. Knudsen, Helene W. Knup. Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Koch. Pauline Bertha K. Moriarty. Vina Morris. Molly Morwick. Elsa B. Motzer. Mr. Kochick. Genevieve Koczenas. Alice W. Koegler. Ida B. Kolb, Elsie A. and Mrs. William F. Mount, Gloria D. Muhlbauer. Edna G. Muller. Dr. Kosnick. Col. and Mrs. Charles W. Kouns. Fred S. Kramer, Virginia B. and Mrs.James S. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. PatrickJ. Murphy. Dorothy H. Kramer, Harriette V. Kratzer. Esther Krieger, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Myers.Jennet R. Myers. William K. Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Krinsky. Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Laib, Barbara S. Lake. Cary I. Landis. Namendorf Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso A. de Narvaez. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Landrigan, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lange.Jr .. Wilmot S. Donald L. Nealis. Edna E. Nelson.J. Timothy Nelson. Helen Cole Lange. DanteJ. Lanzetta,Jr., Mr. and Mrs.John T. Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. Netter. Mr. and Mrs. E. Owen Newell. Dorothy Z. Nicol, Mr. and Mrs. Eric K. Larsson. Virginia S. Laumeister, Marjorie E. Layng. Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Niebling. Marie S. Nitchman. Mr. and Mrs. Gwinn H. Warren G. Leback, Virginia H. LeBaron, Elizabeth S. Ledyard, Mrs. Nixon, Dorothy B. Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Nolet. Ruth L. Henry Ledyard. Helen Hebard Lee, Marjorie Ruth Lee, Winifred Lee, Nolin. Edward P. Norris. Helen I. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dorothy M. Lees, Mr. and Mrs.John M. Leggett. Mr. and Mrs. Richard North. Capt. Eiliv M. Norvik, Jean W. Oakes. Mrs. Robert L. W. Leith, Beverly H. Leng,Judith Lenkowitz, Marguerite E. Lennon. O·Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. O'Donnell, Robert J. O'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Lensner, Dorothy E. Leo, Capt. D.G. Margaret Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ogilvie. Hilda V. O·Leary. F. Leonard. E.L. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Deane Leonard, Mrs. Jean Onken. Anne Pell Osborn. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Osborn. III. Walter Leonhard. Gardner L. Lewis. Jr .. Janet H. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Ostrander. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Otero, Mr. John Robinson Lewis. Sarah Lichon. Adelaide Liebich. William T. and Mrs. William R. Otis. Ann T. Overdyke. Richard Paddon. Norman Lifland. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Lightfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Lind. F. Page, William Pagenstecher. Florence M. Painter. Mary M. Painter. Walter J. Lindley. Pamela A. Lindquist. Daisy E. Livesey. Elizabeth A. Helen R. Paliskis, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Palmer. Carol R. Parke. Mary Livingston. Michael Loening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Loewer.Jess M. W. Parker. Capt. and Mrs. W.J. L. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Long. Walter Lord. Robert H.R. Loughborough, Mrs. Vincent Parkinson. Capt. and Mrs. Harold A. Parnham.Jr .. Nancy M. Parsons. Louidice. Vera L. Lovejoy. Serena S. Lozier. Elsie Lubben. Charles L. Mrs. Theodore D. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Partridge. Mr. and Luce. Anna R. Lunz. Barbara MacConnell. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mrs. Oscar C. Pater. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Paxton. Anna Pearson. MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Macleay,Jean Macomber. Dorothy Louise P. Pearson. Nancy G. Peirce. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. C. A. Maddox. Mr. and Mrs. M.j. Maertens. Mary M. Magee. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen. Dorothy T. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Peterson. Bruce A. Mallery. Mr. and Mrs. Max Mallon. Mary E. Mangelsdorf. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Brower B. Pettit. Edgar L. Pfarre. Ruth M. Pfromm. Irene and Mrs. FrederickJ. Manthey. Gladys M. Martin. Sr. Mary Martin, Mr. M. Phelps. Elizabeth Phillips. Janet C. Phillips. Bertha Pick. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Patrick V. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mason. Katharine P. George Pickersgill. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Pierce. Margaret H. Pierce. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Massimo. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Francis H. Pinkham. Marion J. Plantamura. Alice H. Platt. Frances M. Mather. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mathis, Poist. Irene J. Polhemus. Alice L. Pollard. Mignon V. Pollock. Mr. and Mary S. Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Maury. Emma E. Mayotte. Mrs.James Stewart Polshek.J. Sheppard Poor. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. Pascal V. Mazuca. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. McBride. Mr. Porter. Barnard M. Portman. Theresa Posada. Fanny R. Potts. Mr. and and Mrs. John P. McCarthy. Emily H. McCloud. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mrs. HerbertJ. Potts. James W. Poultney. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund W. McClure. Joan McCormick. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McDonough, Anne Pratt. Anna Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Kane McGuire. Katherine Mcinnis. Mr. and Mrs. RobertJ. McKenna. Hubert S. Prime. Mr. and Mrs. PaulJ. Pringle. Helen G. Prout, Mr. and Robert M. McLane. Margaret McLaughlin. Vera McLaughlin.Jane Mrs.John H. Prout. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pupulidy. Mrs. Cornelius Lewis McMenamin. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNamara. Maurine M. B. Quackenbush. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Quick. lillian Rabins. Laurance McNease. Olga E. McNulta. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mebane. Mr. and Mrs. B. Rand, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Rankin, Dr. and Mrs. John H.C. Ranson, Aida A. J. Mecca. Gertrude E. Meister. Enrique Mendoza. Mr. and Mrs. I. Rapp. Rita Rasmussen, Rt. Rev. and Mrs. George E. Rath, Fanny M. Raymond F. Merritt. Emilie D. Meyer. Anna B. Michelsen.Jean Rathke, Frances D. Raymond, Elisabeth W. Reed.John Shedd Reed. Michelsohn.Joanne Middaugh.John E. Millard. Allan Miller. Casey Oliver H. Reeder. Elizabeth C. Reeves, Marlene V. Rehkamp, Mr. and Geddes Miller, Clara M. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Miller.Jr .. R. Adm. Mrs. Richard A. Rehmus, Doris Reich, HerbertJ. Reich. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Floyd H. Miller. Nancy B. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Hugh H. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. Miller. Charlotte S. Mills. Adelaide R. Miner, The Rev. and Mrs. Werner Reiner, Ethel Reinshagen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Renick, Lucy E. Minke. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Minuse.lrene E. Mitchell, Shirlee S. Reth, Mrs. Leslie G. Reuther, Jean B. Reynolds. Mary Lou Rhodes, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Moebius, Florence B. Molineux, Rhona S. Alice Roberts Rice, Bernice E. Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Richards. Mollard, Marguerite Molloy. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Monaghan.Jr.. Elvia Enders Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Richardson, Henry J. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Monk. Mr. and Mrs. MichaelJ. Mooney. Ridgely. Leonard Rifkin. Isabel W. Riley. S. Rimbey. Walter L. Rimmels,

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Amelia C. Rio, Rose G. Robbins, Mrs. George Roberts, lois May Mrs. Leon E, Totten, Mr. and Mrs, Francis J. Toussaint, Mr. and Mrs. C. Roberts, M.D., Col. and Mrs. Sam A. Roberts, Virginia L. Roberts, Mr. P. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Travis,jr., Evelyn S. Treiber, Margaret and Mrs. William R. Roberts, The Rev. Robert R. Rodie,jr., Mr. and Pierce Tresidder, Evelyn B. Trevor, Agnes B. Troeger, Elizabeth B. Mrs. Hadley S. Roe, Minerva J.P. Roeschlein, Beatrice Romanowski, Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Turner, Marion M. Twaddell, Mr. and june V. Rose, Max A. Rosenthal, Lillian M. Ross,jessie P. Rousmaniere, Mrs.joe B. Tyre, Mr. and Mrs. AlbertA. Uhl,jr., H. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. William F. Rowan, Mr. and Mrs. Perry B. Rowe, Dr. and Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Upward, Marian Urland, Dr. Mrs. C. Edward Roy, Mr. and Mrs. james F. Ruhan, Mary B. Ruhoff. and Mrs. Bruce R. Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Valerino, Susan Margaret Rule, Mr. and Mrs. v.G. Runnion,jr., Walter J. Rupp, Mary Vales, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Valesano, Edith Valle, Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Adams Russell, Robert E. Rutkowski, Elizabeth T, Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Van Alstyne,jr., Mr. and Mrs, Robert F. Vance, Margery I. Van Court, Gerald p, Ryan, Regina W. Saiberlich, Mr. and Mrs.james R. Sampson, Sally Vanderhoof, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Dorssen, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Clifford William Sandberg, Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Van Dyke, Rose M. Van Eck, Mr. and Mrs.J. Dawson Van Eps, Sanfilippo, Dorothy B. Sarshad, Edna W. Saul, Ethel V. Saunders, Mr. Volena M. Van Gunst, Georgina Van Rensselaer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Arthur V. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Sawyer, Chester A. Van Ry, Dorothy A. Veydovec, Marie C. Voehl, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sayler,jane G. Scam bier, Ena A. Scanlon, Constance L. Schaefer, Helen A. Vognild, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Von Seggern, Madge Vorheis, Dyer G. Schaefer, Margaret M. Scheffel, Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Schink, Mr. S. Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. FranklinJ. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. and Mrs. Theodore F. Schletzer, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart P. Schneider, Waibel, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Z. Walden, Mary K. Walker, Dr. and Christina M. Schnell, The Rev. and Mrs. Richard H. Schoolmaster, Karel Mrs. Stuart H. Walker, john L. Wallace, Mr, and Mrs. Philip D. Walls, J. Schot, Mr. and Mrs. William Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Marion D. Walton, Margaret L. Warrell, Lucy Warren, jeannette Q . Schuler, Elizabeth G. Schutz, C. Meteer Schwab, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wasdin, Seth H. Washburn, Anne Wassel , Mary B. Waterbury, Vera W. Scott, Alfredj. Seaman, Frances K. Seaver, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis M. C. Weale, George H. Webb, jervis C. Webb, Susan M. Webb, Seavey, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Seigel, Katherine Seraphic, Eleanor Elizabeth B. Webber, Katherine M. Webster, Mildred Taft Wehr, Mr. Seymour, Wendy J. Shadwell, Cdr. lee E. Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. Vernon I. Weihe, DeckerWeil, W.jeffreyWeinlandt, G. Shaw, Ruth P. Sheehan, Mary B. Pierson, Marilyn Sheese, Mr. and Dorothy E. Wells, Mr, and Mrs. Walter O. Wells, Mrs. Louis S. Welty, Mrs. D. Paul Shellabarger, Martha A. Shields, jessie A. Shipman, Helen Margaret K. Welty, Marie E. Werdermann, Major Eleanor J. Westfall, S. Shull, Alice M. Silliman, Marian W. Simpler, Mary Gwynn Simpson, Elena L. Wheeler, Ethel E. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Marion T. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Skallerup, Mr. and Mrs. Bernardj. Sloan, Mr. and Catherine B. White, Mrs. W. C. Whitehead, jon E. Whitman, Mrs. Samuel Sloan, III, Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey G. Smith, Gertrude L. Charlotte M. Wichers, Mr. and Mrs, William A. A. Wichert, The Rev. Smith, Katherine Smith, Margaret B, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. and Mrs. G.D.Y. Wiebe, F. Ruth Wiederhold, julia M. Wiest, Mr. and Smith, Capt. William M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William Smyth,james Mrs, Edwin S, Wiitala, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkowski, Evelyn Willets, Phyfe Snedeker, Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Somers, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Williams, Dorothy E. Williams, The Rev. and Christian C. Sondergaard, Katherine L. Sonne, Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Mrs. Frederic P. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Page Williams, Mr. and Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Southwick, Bonniej. Spencer, Mona Mrs. Harold T. Williams, Susan Williams, K. S. Wilmerding, Barry Spezzano, Capt. Bruno A. Spokas, George E. Staehle, M.D., C. William Winston, Mr. and Mrs. Austin p, Winters, Emma Wischnie, Mr. and Stamm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H, Stapleton, Genevieve Starcher, Mrs. Elliot Wolpo, Louise S. Wood, Mary B. Wood, Helen L. Harriett Steed, Amelia Steinmetz, Eva Stenfors, Ruth F. Stephan, Mr. Woodbury, Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Woodward, Caroline Post Wright, and Mrs. jim Stephens, Calvin Stevens, Sydney G. Stevens, Ruth Hicks Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wright, Marie H. Wright, Mona E. Wright. Mr. Stewart, Edith C. Stone, Mr. and Mrs.john R. Stone, Mildred F. Stone, and Mrs. Robert N. Wright. Barbara Wriston, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Capt. Thomas E. Stone, Mrs. Wilber Stone, Richard S. Storrs, Hilda K. W yman, Lunsford P. Yandell, Barbara S. Yeninas, john A. Yeskewicz, Strasser, Eloise U. Street, Doris W. Stryker, David A. Stuart, The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Yohn,jessie M. Young, Madeleine R. Young, and Mrs.J. Gordon Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tackaberry, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Young, Capt. and Mrs. Rollin T. Young. Mr. and and Mrs. Anthony F. Tamis, Harriet E. Taylor, Ruth K. Taylor, Helen Mrs. Russell A. Young. Mr. and Mrs. james R. Yundt, jane Zander. Telfair, Elizabeth Maclaren Telfer, Barbara C. Templeton, Rosemary Hope FT. Zarensky, Marjorie Zehrfeldt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Tender, Marjorie Howell Ten Eick, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Tentas,jane Zentmire, Elizabeth L. Zimmerman, Helen J. Zuk, Louise Zurmuehl, R. Terry, Helen M. Tharp, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond A. Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. C. lee Zwally Adelaide S. Thomas, Dorothy J. Thomas, Katharine Thomas, Shirley H. Thomas, The. Rev. and Mrs. Trevor E.G. Thomas, Mildred H. Thompson,josephine Tienken, Frances E. Tiernan, Ellen C. Tillinghast, Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy o(the annual report. E. Hilda Tinney, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Titus, Mr. and Mrs, Wallace E. Please accept our apologies (or any errors or omissions, and report them to Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey S, Tompkins, David T. Totman, Mr. and the Development Office.

THE SEAM EN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE Parishes

Parishes across the country provide valuable financial support for the Institute's services. Parishioners also contribute hand-knitted garments for the Christmas-At-Sea program.

First Baptist Church ...... Cordova, AK Winthrop Street Baptist Church, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Women's Missionary Society ...... , .... , .. ... , ...... Raynham, MA The Women of St. Stephen's ... , ... , ... , , , , , , , . , ... Horseshoe Bend, AR Emmanuel Church, Women of Emmanuel Church...... Chestertown, MD First Baptist Church, Ruth Circle ...... , .•.•. , . . Alhambra, CA St. John's Episcopal Church, Women ofSt.John·s .. , , ...•. , ... Chevy Chase, MD First Baptist Church ofBostonia, ChristChurch, ECW ...... , .. " ...... , ...... Easton, MD American Baptist Women ... EI Cajon, CA Christ Church, St. Michaels Parish ...... , ...... ECW St Granada Hills Baptist Church, Church of St.John Baptist, Parish Outreach Committee .. . . , . , .. Thomaston, ME American Baptist Women . . . . • ...... Granada Hills, CA First Parish Church, Women's Fellowship ...... , , , , , . , , , .. , , , ...... , York, ME First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... , ...... Laguna Hills, CA St. James Episcopal Church, ECW ...... , , , ...• . , , , . , .. , , .. Birmingham, MI First Baptist Church, Women of First Baptist Church ...... ,"'" San Carlos, CA All Saints Church ...... , .. '" .. , . , , , ...... , ...... Detroit, MI The Diocese of Connecticut, ECW .,...... , . , •.. , , .. , .. Bethel, CT North Farmington Baptist Church, St.John's Church, ECW ...... Bristol, CT American Baptist Women ...... " .•.•.•. , ...... Farmington Hills, MI St. Gabriel's Church, ECW . . . •.•...... , ... , ... East Berlin, CT St.John'S Episcopal Church, ECW ...... •.•.•. .. Grand Haven, MI The Parish of St. James Church, ECW ...... •. , . , . , .. , , ... , Hartford, CT St.John'S Episcopal Church, St. Elizabeth Guild ...... • .• . •..... Grand Haven, MI Trinity Church, ECW ...... , ... , ...... , ...... , Lakeville, CT Grand River Baptist Church, Esther Circle, ...... Livonia, MI Trinity Church, Women of Trinity ...... , ...... Lime Rock, CT First Baptist Church ...... •.• ... .. , ... Mount Clemens, MI St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, ECW ...... •...•...• . . ... , .... Madison, CT Markey Community Baptist Church, St. Andrew's Church. ECW ...... •. , . , .... Meriden, CT American Baptist Women ...... , ..• ...•... , .. Roscommon, MI Church ofthe Holy Trinity, Women of Holy Trinity .. ... , , , . , , .. Middletown, CT Grace Church Guild , ...... Royalton, MN St. Mark's Church, St. Elizabeth's Guild...... , .. , , , . , , . , .. , New Britain, CT First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ., ...... Helena, MT St. Paul's Church, Women ofSt. Paul's ...... , ... " ..... New Haven, CT St. Philip's Church, The Women of St. Philip's Church ...... Brevard, NC St. Ann's Episcopal Church, ECW ...... , ...... Old Lyme, CT St. John in the Wilderness Church, Knit Wits ...... , ...... Flat Rock, NC Grace Church, ECW ...... , . , , . , . , Old Saybrook, CT St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Women ofSt. Andrew's ...... Greensboro, NC Christ Church, Women of Christ Church ...... , ...... , ... Redding Ridge, CT St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Woman's Auxiliary...... Halifax, NC St. Luke's Episcopal Church, ECW ...... •... • .... South Glastonbury, CT St.John's Episcopal Church, Women of St. John's ...... •.•...... Sylva, NC Church ofthe Epiphany, Church ofthe Holy Cross, Women of Holy Cross ...... •...... , Tryon, NC Women of Church ofthe Epiphany ...... , . , . •...... Southbury, CT First Baptist Church, Mary-Martha Circle...... Omaha, NE St.John'sChurch, Women of St.John's ...... • ...•.•...•...... Stamford, CT Union Episcopal Church, ECW .... , . .. , , . , , . , . . , , . •...•...... Claremont. NH Trinity Parish, Women ofTrinity Parish ...... , ...... Waterbury, CT First Baptist Church, Women's Fellowship ...... Keene, NH St. James Church, Women of St. James , ...... , ...... , , ... West Hartford, CT Park Street Baptist Church, Women's Mission SOCiety ..... • .•.... Pittsfield, NH St.John's Episcopal Church, The Women of St.John's ...... West Hartford, CT All Saints Episcopal Church, Women's Guild...... •.... . Bay Head, NJ Grace Church, ECW ...... Windsor, CT Church ofthe Advent, ECW ...... , ...... Bloomfield, NJ St. Paul's Episcopal Church, ECW ...... ,., ...... •. " .. Woodbury, CT St. Peter's Episcopal Church, ECW ofSt. Peter's...... Clifton, NJ St. Philip's Church, Women of St. Philip's ...... , .. •. . . , ..... Laurel, DE United Church of Christ, Women of Cresskill Congregational ...... Cresskill, NJ St. Barnabas Church, St. Barnabas Guild .... , ... . , . . . • . • . . De Land, FL Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, St. Mary's Guild ...... Delair, NJ St. Stephen's Church, ECW ...... , ...... New Port Richey, FL St. John'S Church, Women's Guild ... , .. . , ...... , •.• . •. . .. •...... Elizabeth, NJ St. Mark's Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Church, Women of St. Paul's, ...... •... , ...•...... Englewood, NJ Women ofSt. Mark's...... Palm Beach Garden, FL Christ Church ...... " .. " ...... ,...... Hackensack, NJ Church ofthe Good Shepherd, Women of Good Shepherd ...... Tequesta, FL St. Clement's Church, ECW ... , ...... Hawthorne, NJ First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... Oskaloosa, IA St. Stephens P.E. Church, ECW ...... • . ..•.•...... Jersey City, NJ First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women , .. " .. ...•...... Pella, IA Trinity Church, ECW , ..... , ...... Kearny, NJ The Church of the Nativity, Chancel Guild...... " ...... Lewiston, ID All Saints Church, Parish Guild ...... ECW,La Upper Alton Baptist Church ...... , .•.•...•.•...... Alton, IL St. Agnes Church, Saint Agnes Woman's Guild ... , ...... Little Falls, NJ First Baptist Church ...... Farmington, IL Grace Church, Women of Grace Church .. ,." . . ,", ...... •..... Madison, NJ First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... ,., ..... Pontiac, IL St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Episcopal Church Women ..... Mendham, NJ American Baptist Churches of the Great Rivers Region ... , , , •..... Springfield, IL Grace-St, Paul's Church, ECW ...... , .... , ...... Mercerville, NJ First Baptist Church, Woman's Society ...... Waukegan,lL St. Luke's Episcopal Church, ECW , ...... Metuchen, NJ Victory Hills Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... Kansas City, KS St. James Church, The Women ofSt,James ...... •.... Montclair, NJ Market Street Baptist Church, Women's Fellowship ...... , ..... Amesbury, MA St.John's Church, ECW ...... Montclair, NJ Churchwomen ofSt. James Church ...... Greenfield, MA St.John's Episcopal Church, Outreach Committee ...... •.. ,. Montclair, NJ First Baptist Church, Women's Fellowship ...... •...... Hingham, MA

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St. Luke's Church, Women of St. Luke's ...... , ... , ...... Montclair, NJ The United Church, United Church Women ...... " ...... Canadaigua, NY Church ofthe Evergreens, ECW ...... , • ... , . , .... Moorestown, NJ Grace Episcopal Church, ECW ...... • . . . , Canton, NY St, Paul's Church, Women ofSt, Paul's, ...... , .. , .. , , ..... , . Morris Plains, NJ St. Mark's Church, St. Mark's Guild . , .. , ...... Chenango Bridge, NY Christ Church, ECW . .. , , , ...... , ...... New Brunswick, NJ St. Mary's Church, Women ofSt, Mary's .. , , , .•.•. , ...... Cold Spring, NY North Reformed Church, Amicabilae Society ...... •...... Newark, NJ First Baptist Church...... Corning, NY Holy Cross Church, The Women of Holy Cross.. .,., ...... North Plainfield, NJ Zion Episcopal Church, The Woman's Guild ...... Douglaston, NY Up & Doing Club ofBethany Presbyterian Church .... , ..... , ...... Nutley, NJ St. Luke's Episcopal Church, St. Luke 's Guild ofECW . , , ...... East Hampton, NY Church ofthe Annunciation, ECW ..... , ...... , ...... , ..... Oradell, NJ Trinity Episcopal Church, Women ofTrinity Church ...... , ...... Elmira, NY St. Matthew's Church, Women of St. Matthew's . . . .. •...... , Paramus, NJ Diocese of Long Island, ECW ...... , ...... Flushing, NY Trinity Church, Women ofTrinity ...... •. , .....• . .... Paterson, NJ St. George's Church, Church Service League ...... •.•...... Flushing, NY Grace Church, ECW ...... Plainfield, NJ St. John's Episcopal Church, ECW .. ,.,...... , ...... Flushing, NY St. Bernard's Parish, The Women ofSt, Bernard's ...... ' •.•. .... , Plainfield, NJ St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Women of St. Luke's ... · . . . Forest Hills, NY St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Women of St. Mark's. . . ; .•. •.•. ... Plainfield, NJ Christ Episcopal Church ...... Forestport, NY St. Paul's Episcopal Church, ECW ...... , ...... Rahway, NJ Church ofthe Transfiguration, St. Lydia's Guild ...... , ...... , .. Freeport, NY St.John's Episcopal Church, Service Guild ...... , ..... Ramsey, NJ Diocese of Long Island, Episcopal Churchwomen ...... Garden City, NY St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Women of St. Thomas ...... , ...... Red Bank, NJ Bottskill Baptist Church ...... Greenwich, NY Trinity Episcopal Church, The Woman's Guild .. . . , ... Red Bank, NJ Trinity-St.John's Church, Women ofTrinity-St.John's ...... Hewlett, NY St. James Episcopal Church, ECW ...... , ...... , .. .. , , . , ...... Ridgefield, NJ Church ofthe Holy Innocents ...... Highland Falls, NY St. Mary the Virgin Church, St. David's Episcopal Church, ...... •...... Highland Mills, NY Women ofSt. Mary the Virgin . . . .•.•... . , .... , . , ..... Ridgefield Park, NJ Hilton Baptist Church .. , ...... , ..•. •.•. , ...•...... Hilton, NY Christ Church, Women's Guild ... , ... , ...... Ridgewood, NJ St. Peter's Episcopal Church ...... •.. .•...... ,...... , Holcomb, NY Elizabeth District ECW ...... •... , . , ...... Roselle Park, NJ St.john's Church, St. Ann's Guild ...... Huntington, NY Grace Episcopal Church, Women's Chapter ...... • .. , ... Rutherford, NJ St.John's Episcopal Church, ECW ., ...... Kingston, NY Grace Episcopal Church, St. Elizabeth's Chapter ...... • . ... Rutherford, NJ 51. Eustace Church, Women of St. Eustace Church ...... , .. , . , .. Lake Placid, NY Church of Our Saviour, ECW ...... , . .... Secaucus, NJ St. John's Episcopal Church, Outreach Committee .. Larchmont, NY Christ Church, Women's Guild ...... , ...... " ...... Short Hills, NJ St. James Church, Women of St. James ...... " . Long Beach, NY St.John's Episcopal Church, ECW ...... , ..... Somerville, NJ Grace Church, Women of Grace Church ...... , , , .. , Massapequa, NY St. Mark's Episcopal Church, St. Mark's Parish Guild ..... , ...... ,. Teaneck, NJ Church ofthe Ascension, Ascension Church Women ...... Mt. Vernon, NY Christ Church, Women of Christ Church .... , . . , . .. . , ...... Toms River, NJ Trinity-St. Paul's Church, ECW ...... New Rochelle, NY Montclair Heights Reformed Church, Women's Guild ... .. Upper Montclair, NJ American Baptist Churches of Metropolitan New York ...... New York, NY St. James Church, ECW .. , , ...... " , , ...... " ...... , Upper Montclair, NJ The Women of Calvary. Church ofthe Holy Spirit. Women of Holy Spirit ..... , . , . , ...... , . . . Verona, NJ Holy Communion and St. George's .... , , , . ... , .. . •. , ..... New York, NY St. Michael the Archangel ...... , ...... _...... , ...... Wall, NJ Christ and St. Stephen's, ECW .. ,...... New York, NY West Caldwell Presbyterian Church, Church ofthe Heavenly Rest, ECW ...... New York, NY Arts and Crafts Group ...... West Caldwell, NJ Women of the Church ofthe Incarnation. , ...... New York, NY The Diocese of Newark, Girl's Friendly Society, . . ... West Orange, NJ Trinity Church, Trinity Church Parish ...... •...... , .. , .. New York, NY Holy Trinity Church, Women of Holy Trinity ...... •. ,., ..... West Orange, NJ Trinity Church, ECW ...... Northport, NY Grace Episcopal Church, Saint Martha's Guild, ...... •. , ... , .... Westwood, NJ Grace Church, ECW ...... Nyack, NY St. Ann's Episcopal Church, Women of St. Ann's ....•... , . , ...... Afton, NY St.John's Church, ECW ...... " ...... Odessa, NY Women of All Saints Cathedral ...... , ...... Albany, NY St.John's Church, Women of St.John's .... Ogdensburg, NY ·St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Women of St. Peter's ...... Bainbridge, NY 51. Mary's Convent ...... , ...... , ... . · . , . , . Peekskill, NY Ogden Hillcrest United Methodist, Church ofthe Regeneration, Women's Society ... . .• ...... Pine Plains, NY Women ofThe "Bee Hive" ...... , . , , , , . , . , ..... Binghamton, NY St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Women's Guild...... •. • . . . Port Leyden, NY Christ Church, Women of Christ Church...... •. , .•...... Brooklyn, NY Saint Stephen's Church ...... , ...... Port Washington, NY St.John's Episcopal Church, ECW ...... , . , . , ...... Brooklyn, NY St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Women of St. Paul's .... . Poughkeepsie, NY St. Mary's Episcopal Church, ECW. . . . . • ...... Brooklyn, NY St. Paul's Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Church Women .. . . · .... Rochester, NY St. Paul's Church, ECW ..... , ...... , ... , ...... Brooklyn, NY St. George's Church, Women ofSt. George's ...... · .. . . , Sauquoit, NY St. Philip's Church, Dyker Heights ... , , ...... Brooklyn, NY St. Ann's Church, ECW ...... Sayville, NY Church of the Good Shepherd, St. Monica's Guild ...... Buffalo, NY Church of St. James the less, Women ofSt, James the Less ...... Scarsdale, NY St. Andrew's Guild, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church ...... , ..... Caledonia, NY Caroline Church, Women of Caroline Church . . ., ...... , ... . Setauket, NY St. Luke's Church, St. Martha's Guild. , ... , ...... , ...... Cambridge, NY

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St.James Episcopal Church, Women ofSt.James ...... Skaneateles, NY First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... Frederick, SO Christ Church, Women of Christ Church . Staten Island, NY First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women...... Mobridge, SO Church of the Ascension, St. Martha's Evening Guild ...... Staten Island, NY First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... •...... Sioux Falls. SO Great Kills Moravian Church, Lend-a-Hand Circle ...... Staten Island, NY Baptist Mission Circle...... Timber Lake, SO St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, EON ...... Staten Island, NY Trent Baptist Church, Sarah Circle ...... Trent. SO St.John's Episcopal Church, EON ...... Staten Island, NY Christ Episcopal Church, St. Margaret's Guild ...... Charlottesville, VA St. Mary's Episcopal Church, The Women of St. Mary's ...... Staten Island, NY The Women of St. Paul's ... Charlottesville, VA Christ Church of Ramapo, Women of Christ Church ...... Suffern, NY St. Luke 's Church, Women of St. Luke's ...... Chester, VT Holy Trinity Church, ECW ...... Valley Stream, NY St. James Episcopal Church, Women ofSt. James ...... · .. Woodstock, VT Olivet Baptist Church ...... Valley Stream, NY First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women · .. Bellingham, WA St. Thomas Church, Amenia Union EON, ...... , ...... Wa Charleston Baptist Church, Women's Mission Group ...... Bremerton, WA St. ~atthew's Church, Women ofSt. Matthew's ...... Woodhaven, NY First Baptist Church ...... Bremerton, WA St.John's Church, Parish Guild ...... Yonkers, NY First Baptist Church, Mary and Martha Circle ...... Elma,WA St. Paul's Episcopal Church, The Women ofSt. Paul's. . . Akron,OH First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women . . . . .•..... •...... Everett, WA Christ Church, Episcopal Society ...... , ...... Cincinnati,OH First Baptist Church...... Lynnwood, WA Kenwood Baptist Church...... Cincinnati,OH First Baptist Church ...... , . . .. . , . .. , ...... Mount Vernon, WA Fairmount Presbyterian Church, Fairmount Guild ...... Cleveland,OH First Baptist Church, Esther Circle ...... Port Angeles, WA St. Alban's Episcopal Church, EON ...... Cleveland Heights, OH First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... Snohomish, WA First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... Conneaut, OH Immanuel Baptist Church...... , ...... Spokane, WA ChristChurch, Women of Christ Church . . . . •.•...... Glendale,OH Spokane Valley Baptist Church, First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... •...... Lima.OH American Baptist Women Society ...... Spokane, WA St. Timothy's Church. St. Timothy's Craft Guild ...... MacedOnia, OH Sisterhood ofthe Holy Nativity .. . · . Fond Du Lac. WI St.JamesChurch, EON ...... Painesville,OH Trinity Church, ECW ...... · . Wauwatosa, WI First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women Grace Episcopal Church. EON ...... Sandusky, OH ..... New Martinsville, WV Diocese of Ohio, EON ..... '.. Waite Hill, OH St. Peter's Church, Women of St. Peter's ...... Sheridan, VVY Trinity Church, Women ofTrinity ...... Guthrie, OK Women of Grace Episcopal Church ...... •...... •.•...... Ponca City, OK Trinity Episcopal Church, EON . .. . •...... Tulsa, OK Ships American Baptist Women ofOregon ...... • ...... Salem, OR First Baptist Church of Woodlawn ...... Aliquippa, PA Each year ships' crews contribute to The Seamen's Church Greenstone United Methodist, United Methodist Women . Pittsburgh, PA Institute in acknowledgment of the services the Institute St. Peter's Episcopal Church, EON .. Butler, PA provides to merchant seafarers. We appreciate their support St.Jame s Episcopal Church, ECW ...... Damascus, PA and are pleased to list the names of their ships ...... Erie, PA St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Women of St. Mark's . . ..• . Empremar Line St. Matthew's Church, Women's Auxiliary ...... Homestead, PA The Exxon Charleston St.John's Episcopal Church, Women of St.John's ...... Huntingdon, PA St. Mark's Church, Women ofSt. Mark's .. • .•...... Johnstown, PA SiT Golden Monarch St. James Church, The Louise Reiley Guild ...... •...... Penn Hills, PA Hospital Ship, U.S.N.S. Comfort

Trinity Cathedral, Women ofTrinity ...... •.... Pittsburgh, PA U.SN.5. Henry J. Kaiser White Hall Baptist Church, A.B.W. Missionary Fund ...... •.... . Turbotville, PA U.5.N.S. John Lenthall Trinity Church, Women ofTrinity . ... Tyrone, PA American Baptist Churches, National Ministries ...... •..... Valley Forge, PA U.SN.s. Leroy Grumman Saint Stephen's Church ...... Wilkinsburg, PA U.S.N.S. Maury First Baptist Church, American Baptist Women ...... Williamsport, PA U.s.N.5. Mississinewa Women ofthe Church ofthe Transfiguration ... Cranston, RI U.S.N.S. Redstone Church of the Transfiguration, EON Guild .... Edgewood, RI First Baptist Church, Mission Circle ...... North Kingstown, RI U.SN.5. Truckee St. Paul's Church ...... North Kingstown, RI Central Baptist Church, Women's Society...... • ...... Westerly, RI

1990 ANNUAL REPORT Gifts of Recognition

Memorials Celebration

The Seamen's Church Institute is Henry E. Higginbotham,jan Arend A gift made in celebration of a special event or honored to receive contributions in Hinrichsen,J. Ehrler Hoffman, Daniel M.e. occasion, or even one's good fortune, affords the memory of departed friends and loved Hopping, Allen Howard, Mrs. H.K. Hudson, opportunity to mark a high point in one's life while ones. The funds provided by memorials Loyal 1. Ives, Glenn D. Jones, May Kalbhenn. furthering the aim of The Seamen's Church are generally used to augment the Robert Keenan, Kenneth L. Kiel, Raymond Institute. Institute's endowment. Kim.john W. Knudsen, William Kochlck, Faye M. Koonin , the loved ones of Col. and Mrs. Christmas Charles W. Kouns, the parents of Mr. and Lucie M. Andrews,Johnj. Argen, Etta Christmas-at-Sea Mrs. William D. Labaugh, Anne Swinton Lee, Astwood, Kate L. Baker, Etta Balcomb, Easter, 1990 M. Eugene Leffler, George e. Lewis, "the EdwardJ. Barber, KarlJack Bauer. George Fair winds and a calm sea seamen ofthe Lloyd Bermuda", Ruth Cooper Wilson Beale. Adm. W. Mike Benkert. USCG February birthdays of relatives and friends Longfellow, Vincent Louidice, Charles H. (Ret.), The Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, Good health Marshall, Agnes Macqueen Martin, Alison Wilfred Best, Alfred Boehm, William H. My good health and retirement Heminway Maxim, The Rev. Edward Boone, Vera Ide Bouton, Robert Bowker, j. Portner Humes.Jr. Maxwell, Gina Marie Mazuca, Bernice Matthew 1. Brennan, Ella Mae Brettell, Capt. Of life McDowell. Marcella McGrath, Marjorie and Soren P. Brinch, Everett F. Britz, Elizabeth M. The 100th birthday of Margaret Moortgat John McGrath, Edna P. McKinney, Leonora Brownell, Harry j. Buehler,Jr., Clinton M. The wedding ofJohn and Lola Peaty on August 17, 1933 McMorrow. Anna M. Miller, Montague Miller, Bush, Hugh H. Butler, Steve Carse, Florence The graduation of Marion Plantamura's grandson Rev. Carl Nelson Moller, Stanley Holcomb E. Chase, Carl Theodore Clauson, E. Hilton Molleson, Fred W. Moore,James H. Moore, Clinch, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. S.E. Comstock, W. Millerd Morgan, Robert I. Mueller, Bill Hillary Conrad, the loved ones ofJohn W. Muller, Helen N. Myers, the parents of Coolidge, Dorothy Cottman, Stanley and Margorie Allen Nelson, Nils Nilsen, Margaret Estates Lillian Cox, Charles A. Crandall, "the crews of Norvik, Captain Ollie Olson, John B. Peaty, the merchant ships", 34 American the departed relatives of Mrs. John Peaty, the The Institute is most fortunate to be the crewmembers ofS.s. Poet, October 1980, loved ones of Mary M. Pierce, Charles E. beneficiary of these gifts. Chaplain Francis D. Daley. Robert Dame, Potts, Walter B. Potts, Rodney Procter, Dorothy Davidson. Roy R. Dean,Jr., Mr. and Professor Willis L. M. Reese, Prof. William Mrs.John D. Decker, William Tate Denis, Estate of Beatrice C. Allison Roger Reinhart, Theodore H. Richter, The Cadet Xavier de Tessleres, F. DeWitt Doerr, Estate of Ruth Lawrence Briggs Rev. Henry Floy Roberts, John K. Roosevelt, Jack Doherty, Otto E. Dohrenwend. Capt. Estate of Lillian Cox E. Curtis Rouse, Capt. Michael P. Ruhan, Jane Richard Downs, Ruth E.H. Doyle, Frank Estate of John B. Crockett Wright Rush,Jennie W. Rush,John T. Ryan, Driver, Capt. Francis L. DuBois, U.s.N., Estate of Clifford Dolph John Ryle, Jr .. Henry Saiberlich, William Albert R. Dwyer, H. Fletcher Eggert,Jr., Estate of Nina Hellmann August Schmidt, William j. Shields, "Uncle josephine Elco, the family of Eileen E. Ellis, Dr. Estate of Marjorie Kip Johnson Sid", The Skyros Crew, Ruth S. Smith, Kendall Emerson, Olive May Engram, Estate of Max O. Jordan Elisabeth McC. Stevens, Capt. Max Stirn, Antonio Esgalhado, Fred Farrell, Harriet M. Estate of Charles S. Keene Arnold K. Strasser, Dorothy Tastron, Robert Ferrant.John Fiore, Salvatore Fiore. Lenore Estate of George P. Lumsden Telipski, W. Roosevelt Thompson, C. Wallace S. Fiske,jane L. Fitzpatrick, William 1. Estate of Estelle A. Manning Tiernan, Maude B. Tindell, Stuart Todd, Kate Freeland, Samuel A. Galpin, Marion A. Estate of Martha Jane McClatchey E. Tode, Rachel Trowbridge, U.S. Merchant Gardner, Philip D. Gauss, Mary H. Gilbert, Estate of William K. Norwood Marine casualties in World War II, Charles Eleanor 1.B. Gillingham,janet Compton Estate of Almond M. Paine Douglas Van Patten, II, Paul Vern, Franklin E. Godsoe, Mrs. Elizabeth Gourdin. Biaggio Estate of Charles F. Pope Vilas, Esther Wall, Janet H. Washburn, Grippa, Blyden I. Gullickson, Charles S. Estate of Kate B. Sheadle Frederick T. Weeks, Carl L. Weschcke, Lewis Haight, Elmer I. Halverson. Vincent Hank,Jr., Estate of Brewster Terry Bliss Whittemore, Capt. Harry 1. Williams, Vincent Hank, Sr.,Joe Harris, Lois W. Estate of Kate E. Tode Whitney Woodruff, M.D., Howardj. Wright, Heffernan, Nina Maxwell Hellmann, Charles Estate of Carrie E. Votteler John H. Young, D. Henley, the mother of Marie A. Hewitt.

THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE Gifts of Recognition Book of Remembrance

Honor Gifts

A contribution in recognition of friendship, merit or special Inspired by the custom of hand lettering and illuminating in the very early Bibles, achievement provides a unique way to honor an important wherein the names of the most important saints were lettered in red, The Seamen's person or organization while furthering the Institute's mission Church Institute established the "Book of Remembrance" to honor loved ones or a of service to the world's merchant seafarers. cherished event.

All seafarers Those being honored are remembered on their special "Red Letter Day' in prayer All seamen services in the Seaport Chapel to which family members are invited. The "Book of Grace Allen Remembrance" remains open throughout the day to the honoree's special page. American Merchant Marine Veterans American Merchant Marine Veterans-Dennis A. Roland Chapter "Red Letter Days" may be reserved with a contribution equal to the difference Lt. Cmdr. Richard Y. At Lee, II between the Institute's earned income and its actual operating costs for one 24-hour Hester Adams Bakewe ll period. Dr. John D. Bradley The actual "Book of Remembrance," a gold tooled, handcrafted, maroon leather Nora K. Carlsen, R.N. book, together with its original glass topped, carved oak case was a gift of the late George Carpenter Martha and Stephen Comstock, whose idea it was to begin the "Red Letter Day" Pat Jones and the CAS Vol unteers tradition at the Institute. Barbara C. Crafton Capt. John D. Crocker During 1990 The Institute was pleased to honor these "Red Letter Days:" Phili p Glickman Former crew members of the MjY Golden Farmer Date A Tribute To/In Memory of Given By Frederick L. Gratiot Hugh Lewis Humphreys January 25 Stephen Thomas Comstock Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Comstock The Rev. Jared Jackson J. February 11 Joseph P. Norris Fanny NOrriS Jesus, Son of God My dear Juney February 28 Arlita Eisendrath Arlita Eisendrath Jess Long April 20 Howard Ki ng Coolidge Walter Phelps Warren Alfred E. Loomis, III April 29 William G. Woolfolk Mrs. William G. Woolfolk Clara MacKenzie The Anniversary of Sarah Bassett Weeth The father of Clifford D. Mallory June 1 Dr. & Mrs. Charles Reed Weeth Lincoln Marcy, Ret. u.s. Navy John Masefie ld and Gordon Grant June 9 Martha Thomas Comstock Mrs. Stephen E. Comstock The men of the Merchant Marine July 17 The Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. John P. Humes George G. Moore Jean S. &John P. Humes Patrick G. Mu rphy, 2nd Engineer, S.S. Constitution July20 Stephen Estes Comstock Mrs. Stephen E. Comstock Naval Order of the United States July28 Mr. Albert Waycott Mrs. Albert Waycott Old shipmates Capt. Arthur Allen Pierce August 10 Lt. Cmdr. Gladys M. Sperrie Lt. Cmdr. Gladys M. Sperrie The Rendtorff-Aude Family August 20 Loren Green Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Gene Avery MargaretJayne Salisbury September 28 Dorothy Clemens Henry Dorothy Clemens Henry SCl"sworkwith seamen in need SCI and the good work they are doing October 9 Thomas Williams Magruder Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Comstock The good works of the Seamen's Church Institute October 24 Thomas Roberts Friends Shi pmates sti ll sai ling November 13 AlexanderO. Vietor Mrs. Alexander O. Vietor The guy who helped the Skyros crew Those seamen on the Skyros November 28 Charles H. Marshall Evelyn Marshall Suarez, Family & Friends The Sky ros (Malta) Women's Auxi liary, St. Matthew's Church, Munhall, PA November 30 The Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Cox Na than Stein Lill ian Davis &Stanley McLean Cox Slim Thompson James Harrison Walker Frederick T. Weeks The Rev.J ames R. Whittemore

1990 ANNUAL REPORT 1990 Financial Summary

Cost of Services $3,484,100

Seafarers' Services $1.194.775 _ Center for Seafarers's Rights $277.853 _ Maritime Training Division $294.528

Administration

$596,729

Institute Relations

_ $243.051

Development

_ $214.142

Building Operation and Maintenance

$663.022

Support $3,538.590

Revenue from Programs

$795.468

Voluntary Contributions

$657,280

Bequests

_ $195.796

$1.890,046

THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY The Board of Managers

Honorary President Members The Rt. Rev. Richard F. Grein, D.o. Mrs. C Robert Allen, III Malcolm W. Macleod Bishop o(New York President & CEO Don C Becker Moran Towing Corporation Publisher & Presidenc President The Journal o(Commerce Michael E. Maher Alfred lee loomis. III Chairman. Moher Terminals Inc. Generol Portner, Downtown Associaces The Rev. Winston W. Ching Officer (or Asiomerico Ministry The Hon. Anthony D. Marshall Episcopal Church Cencer VICe President, Vincent Astor FoundaCion Vice Presidents George D. Benjamin Richard j. Daschbach, Esq. Thomas D. McCann Sr. Vice President & Direaor Commitcee on Merchanc Marine & Presiden!. AIG Realty Inc. Johnson & Higgins Rsheries, U.S. Houseo(RepresencaCives Thomas l. Mclane C E. Defries Managing Direaor Richard S. Berry, Esq. President. Na!'l. Morine Engineers Russell Reynolds Assodates Inc. General Portner Beneficial AssodaCion & Distria Zuberry Associaces *1 Mechlin D. Moore MEl3A/NMU Oifford B. O'Hara Henry CB. Lindh Richard T. du Moulin CFO, Work} Trading & Shipping Chairman & CEO The Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb Morine Transport Unes Inc. Counsel, Strook Strook & Lovan JohnJ. Mackowski Peter J. Finnerty CharlesA.Robe~n Chairman, CMX Inc. Mrs. John D. Macomber Vice President, Public Affairs, Seo-Lond Servi<:e: Vice Presidenc, MariCirne Affairs, Charles E. Saltzman The Rev Daniel Matthews, D.o. CSX CorporaCion Umited Portner, Goldman Sachs & Co. Reaor, Parisho(TrinicyChurch, NYC The Rev. Carl E. Flemister W. Stevens Sheppard Executive Minister, American BapCisC Ralph K. Smith, Jr., Esq. Churches o(Metropalitan NY Richard T. Soper Partner, Townley & Updike •• Hon. Wallace L. Ford II The Rev.j. Gordon Swanson ExecuCive Direaor The Rev. James R. Whittemore, D. Min. Commissioner, NYC Dept o(Business Seafarers & InternaCional House Direaor, The Seamen's Church InstiWCe Servi<:es o(NY&NJ Seth B. French,Jr. Edward K. Trowbridge Chairman & CEO Henry E. Froebel At/anti<: Mutual Companies Treasurer Vice Chairman Henry CB. Lindh Fronk B. Hall & Co. Mrs. Alexander O. Vietor The Rev. W. Kurt Von Roeschlaub Secretary Thomas W. Gleason Reaor, St Stephen's Episcopal Church Kenneth H. Volk, Esq. President Emeritus, IncernaCional Partner, Burlingham Underwood & Lord Longshoremen's AssociaCion RADM Paul A. Welling Charles I. Hiltzheimer Commander (A), At/anCicArea President. Puerto Rico Marine US Coast Guard Managemenc. Inc. The Rev. Msgr.James G. Wilders George M.lsdale,Jr. Pastor Emeritus Senior Vice Presiden!. Kidder Peabody Shrine o(St Elizabeth Ann Seton Niels M.Johnsen • John G. Winslow Vice Presidenc. Central Gul(Unes Inc. Clifford R. Wise • Niels W.Johnsen George S. Zacharkow Chairman, Central Gul(Unes Inc . •• Lillian C Liburdi • Honorary Dlreaor. Port Dept .. •• Ex-Officio Port Auchoricyo(NY & NJ As 0(10/1/91 George P. Livanos President, Seres Shipping, Inc. Capt. RobertJ. Lowen Direaor o(Organizing Group Uason, InternaCionol Organization o( Masters, Maces & Pilots