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MISSION STATEMENT

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e NO Through Its Certer for Marlllme tduC'ltlon. Center for Seafarel"s' Rights. and Center fOI- Seafarers' Services. the Institute proMO e (e y. dlgntt, d llpmved iNorkJ"g and living condit ons fo,- more than one million men and women serving In the rn.,r.T·"~" NOrkp'ace Founded In 183";. the Inst tute IS a voluntarY'. ecumenICal agency affiliated with the Episcopal Church. CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE George D. Benjamin Chairman, Board of Trustees

The Seamen's Church Institute, I am happy to report, contin­ 2003 was the first year of a new subsidiary in SCI's ues to sail along at an ever-increasing pace. Not many insti­ umbrella. The startup of the Alliance of Episcopal Marrtime tutions get to be 170-years-young, which suggests we have Ministries, whose purpose is to share our experience and had, and continue to have, the right officers and crew to carry programs wrth other maritime centers throughout the out our mission on behalf of mariners around the world. Unrted States, has, at last count, been joined by 19 port missions, and it continues to expand. This past year has seen all of our program activrties expand significantly. Our Center for Seafarers' Services is responsible Our Executive Director. the Rev. Dr. Jean Smrth, in her first full for a large part of our activities. These include, among year at the helm, made great strides in improving existing others, ship visrting, religious services, monetary assistance for programs as well as creating programs in keeping with our seafarers in need, counseling, Christmas gift packages for mission. crews at seas and on the rivers during the holidays, and the SCI's concerns for mariners worldwide make our activrties distribution of books, magazines, and tapes to ocean, river. exciting and rewarding and, hopefully, will set our course for and gulf crews. the next 170 years. Our activities are many and widespread. Our Center for Seafarers' Rights, in addition to its usual help That would not be so were it not for our loyal supporters. to mariners on issues such as repatriation, wages, abandon­ The last few years have not been easy for many not­ ment, death, illness and injuries, now is involved in reducing for-profrts. Expendrtures have increased and, in our case, the obstacles facing shore leave restrictions generated from exceeded income. Your support can make the difference national security issues. in keeping all our programs functional. Please do what you can to help. Our Marrtime Education facilities continue to train mariners in navigation, firefighting, and Coast Guard requirements at On behalf of our board, our staff and the mariners we serve, our New York, Paducah, and Houston Centers. Those who have passed through these training facilrties number in the th,"kYO~r tens of thousands. D. f)j_oII.

The Rev. Dr. Jean R. Smith Executive Director Chairman Clerical Vice Presidents Gerhard E. Kurz George D. Benjamin The Rev. Dr. Winston W Ching Richard M. Larrabee* * President The Rev: Dr. Daniel P. Alfred Lee Loomis III Henry C.B. Lindh Matthews Caroline M. Macomber* The Rev. Franklin E. ViLas The Hon. Anthony D. Executive Director The Rev. W Kurt Von Marshall" R. The Rev. Dr. Jean Smith Roeschlaub Capl. James J. McNamara Vice Presidents Treasurer RADM Robert C. North (Ret) Mrs. C. Robert Allen 111 Bruce G. Paulsen, Esq Craig E. Philip Arthur L. Armilage Herbert W Swain, Jr. Secretary Richard S. Berry, Esq. John P. Tavlarios Elizabelh W Powers, Esq. Richard T. du Moulin Peter M. Tirschwell David S. French Honorary Chairman Paul R. Tregurtha Chester D. Hooper, Esq. The Rt. Rev. Mark S. Sisk Stephen A. Van Dyck George M. Isdale, Jr. Members Mrs. Alexander O. Vietor* Niels M. Johnsen Timothy j. Casey The Rev. Dr. James R. Thomas L. Mclane GaLe Chen Whittemore * * * Thomas J. Prendergast Kendall G. Chen John G. Winslow* Charles A. Robertson ADM Thomas H. Collins** Ralph K. Smith, Jr., Esq. Richard A. Cook *Honorary James G. Dolphin * *Ex-Officio Klaus G. Dorfi * * * Director Emeritus Frank J. larossi Niels W Johnsen*

_ THE SEAMEN 'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY SCI Chaplain, the Rev. Francis Cho, stops by for a chat with the Chief Cook..

SHIP VISITING

The Seamen's Church Institute's multilingual chap­ lains and trained volunteers visit 90% of all ships that enter the Port of New YorklNew Jersey - over 3,000 ships each year. Chaplains and Center for Seafarers' Rights staff members assist seafarers with family, employment, medical, and seafarers' rights concerns.

In 2003: > Chaplains transported 24,911 seafarers in SCI vans. > Chaplains welcomed 15,562 seafarers, along with more than 40,000 port workers and truckers, to SCI's In ternational Seafarers' Center.

2003: SHORE LEAVE DENIED

Throughout 2003, hundreds of seafarers were con­ The surveys highlighted the pervasiveness of shore fined to their ships without shore leave in Amelican leave restrictions. For example, from October 5 ports. Post 9-11 security-related restrictions escalated through October 11, SCI chaplains visited 68 ships. without regard to seafarers' unique situations. Of those 68 ships, 19 had mariners who were denied shore leave. The nationalities of those who could not SCI chaplains became experienced providers of set foot ashore included American, Filipino, Croatian, pastoral care and social services to seafarers without Montenegrin, Ukrainian, Russian , Korean, shore leave. A chaplain's visit to a vessel where Indonesian, Greek, and Romanian seafarers. seafarers were denied shore leave lasted from three-to­ Projecting these numbers over a year, we could expect five hours. The Institute purchased seven cell phones 25,584 mariners from 988 ships to be denied shore so that all crew members could contact home. leave in the Port of New YorklNew Jersey. Seafarers entering the Port of New YorklNew Jersey after 28-to-40-day voyages without affordable access Read More to ship-to-shore communications were especially anx­ ious to hear the voice of a spouse, parent, or child. Find out more about the chaplains, volunteers and programs of SCI's International Seafarers' Center To help document shore leave denial, ship visitors by reading The Cross & Anchor newsletter. Contact participated in two nationwide surveys conducted by Debra A. Wagner, Director of Communications, at SCI's Center for Seafarers' Rights. [email protected] or call 212-349-9090.

2003 ANNUAL REPORT _ 2003 YEAR IN REVIEW

Center for 163,405 > Volunleer 341 > Religious services 9 > Repatriation Seafarers' Services hours devoted by held at SCI's International 8 > Immigration 2,752 > Ships visited in Christmas-at-Sea knitters Seafarers' Center and shore leave the Port of New York! 15,479 > Christmas-al- New Jersey Center for 6 > Death Sea/Christmas-on-lhe- Seafarers' Rights River packages delivered 3 > Ship abandonment 15,562 > Seafarers used 350 > Hours dedicated to lO mariners SCI's International international advocacy 20 > Other Seafarers' Center 2,189 > Lelters and through the International 24,911 > Seafarers lrans- pOSl cards mailed Marilime Organization Center for Maritime and International Labor Education - New York ported by SCI vans 3,316 > Truckers used Organization. 248 > Mariners from 11 lhe Internalional 22,039 > Books and different companies 70 > Hours dedicaled to magazines placed aboard Seafarers' Center received lraining, SCI's Mariner's Assistance sh.ips in port 19,136 > Volunteer hours including: program 7,377 > Pounds of logged in from PillSburgh 105 > ARPA and radar lO and lhe 100 > Case files opened, clothes donated certification lO sea farers Gulf Region (Chrisunas- including: on-lhe-River, Easter-on- 64 > Shiphandling, 1,881 > Seafarers sought 25 > Wages the-River), New York tuglbarge handling, and personal, pastoral, and (SCI headquarters), and 16 > Illness and injury walch-keeping vocational counseling New Jersey (International 13 > Working and living 28 > Bridge resource 62 > Loans or grants Seafarers' Center) conditions management made to seafarers (Above) Ann Mills, Coordinator of Special Projects and the Rev. Jim Wilkinson, sa Ministry on the River Chaplain.

(At leli) The Rev. Mary Grombsch, SCI's Port Missioner, watches as George E. Goldman (President and CEO of the Dennis Roland Chapter.American Merchant Marine Veterans -AMMV) and Mortimer J. Levine (Member of Edwin J. O'Hara Chapter,AMMV) toss a memorial wreath into New York Harbor on Maritime Day. May 22. --

11 > Personal 41 > Radar renewal Ministry on the River survival craft 30 > CPR training 1,419> Mariners visited Managers' training using 6,459 > VisilOrs toured 167 > Boat visits the simulator including: SCI's state-of-the-art 93 > Mariners counseled 40 > Team building faCility or assisted

Center for Maritime Center for Maritime 67 > Family members Education - Paducah Education - Gulf Region counseled or assisted The International Seafarers' Center staff 853 > Mariners from 27 519> Mariners from 14 16,995 > Books. videos. and chaplains provide services and pastoral different companies different companies newsletters. and newspa- care to more than 3, 000 truckers annually. received training. received training. pers distributed including: including: 50 > Bibles distributed 561 > Advanced 490 > Advanced pilot- 22 > Religious pilothouse training house management services held 113 > 8-hour 29 > Blidge resource 13 > River-Friendly firefighting course management Churches joined SCI's 84 > 16-hour 114 > VisilOrs toured river ministry work firefighLing course 7 > Events held at 24 > 40-hour the Center 5,560 Generous donors firefighting course and volunteers he/ped make SCl's work possible.

2003 ANNUAL REPORT 0 INTERNATIONAL SEAFARERS' CENTER

The International Seafarers' Center, located in Port Newark, serves the largest port complex on the East Coast seven days a week. It is the only place where all pon workers including seafarers, truckers, warehouse workers, and stevedores can meet in a friendly and safe environment for a variety of services and relaxation.

> Chaplains. Trained chaplains and volunteers provide hospitality and pastoral counseling.

> Spons and Recreation. SCIs basketball court, soccer field , ping-pong and pool tables, video games, board games, and large screen satellite television provide a The Rev. Andy Moore variety of ways to relax and socialize outside the con­ Director of the International Seafarers' Center fines of work.

> Front Desk Business Services. The Center's informa­ tion desk offers a variety of services, including internet access, telephones, fax machine, money orders, money grams, low cost domestic and international calling cards, overnight shipping, postage, priority mail , and UPS shipping.

> Port O'Call Restaurant/Catering and Conference Rooms. The Port O'Call Restaurant, open weekdays for breakfast and lunch, also provides catering servic­ es throughout the port. Conference rooms are avail­ able for meetings.

> Food for the Soul. The Mariners' Chapel, always open for prayer and medi.tation, offers daily services.

The Rev. Deacon Jacques Girard prepares to visit a ship in Port Elizabeth, Nj.

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

Highlights for 2003

Ms. Ann H. Mills, a Presbyterian Elder and Lay Pastor, joined the MOR staff as the Coordinator of Special Projects. She had previously served as a Marketing and Communications Coordinator with the United Way of Paducah-McCracken County and as a Membership Development Specialist with the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana.

Thirteen congregations joined the River Friendly Church network of 104 congregations that extends from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.

With 6,849 Christmas-on-the-River gifts distributed, 886 more mariners received a package than in 2002. Just over 300 vessels received devotional materials, candy, and cards during Holy Week from the 2003 Easter-on-the-River distribution.

Chaplains' work in schools expanded to kindergarten students and their 5th grade buddies at Doherty School in Cincinnati, OH.

Mariners from I I companies participated in Ministry on the River's annual photo contest. Winners were I st) Captain Ted Trosclair - Ingram Barge Co, 2nd) Mr. Kenneth Worthey - Missouri Barge Line, and 3rd) Mr. Bernie Bosarge - Waxler Towing. o THE SEAMEN ·S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY MINISTRY ON THE RIVER

Minislry on the River, established in 1998, provides hospitality and pastoral care to mariners and their fami­ lies working on America's inland waterways. Mariners on towboats typically work 30 days at a time, and can be at home as little as 15 days between "hitches." Land-based support systems are not equipped to handle the mariners' unique challenges. Ministry on the River is the only support and pastoral network available to more than 30,000 inland mariners.

Ministry on the River staff and volunteers > visit mariners onboard vessels from Pittsburgh to Houston with SCI-trained chaplains and trained clergy associates.

> maintain pastoral care, counseling, and emergency response - onboard and onshore through a toll-free number.

> prOvide spiritual and practical support enabling mariners and their families to more effeclively cope with the stress of working on the river.

> network more than 100 River Friendly Churches of many denominations into ministry panners for pas­ Sister Joy Manthey. CSJ. on SCI Ministry on the River chaplain. talks toral care and assistance including ongoing initiatives to a family about life and work on the rivers following the Mariners' such as the Pass-It-On video and book program, Sunday Service at Christ Episcopal Church in Cape Girardeau. MO. ChI1stmas-on-the-River, and Easter-on-the-River.

> speak to church groups, civic organizations, and school children about the challenges faCing mariners and lheir families, the environmental benefit of river­ borne transportation, and career opportunities in the maritime.

> encourage congregations of all denominations to offer a Mariners' Sunday Service with liturgical resources provided by the Institute.

Read More Find out mo re about Ministry on the River chaplains, volu nteers, and programs by reading The UfeRaft newslet­ ter. Contact Ann Mills, Coordinator of Special Projects, at [email protected] o r call 270-575-1005.

2003 ANNUAL REPORT OJ INTERNATIONAL TRAIN I NG CENTER FOR WORKPLACE MINISTRY (ITC) WorldHaven Network Cross-Cultural Immersion for US Seminarians

In response to the need for new and enhanced port missions worldwide, the Seamen's Church Institute established the International Training Center for Workplace Ministry (ITC). Interns from around the world train at Port Newark using the incomparable maritime resources of the Institute. lTC graduates are ITe 2003, connected to SCI and to each other through the (Below, from left) The Rev. Mary Jean Metzger (ITC instruaor and Institute's WorldHaven network. US seminarians par­ Pastoral Associate at Trinity Episcopal Church in Princeton, NJ); British International Soilor's Society (BISS) Pastor William Parker (Port ticipating in the Cross-Cultural Immersion program Chaplain in Mersey & Manchester, England); intern Vatter Sorrentino de spend two weeks working with SCI staff and living in a Oliveira (); BISS Pastor Howard Drysdale (Port Chaplain in Christian community with lTC interns at SCI House in Aberdeen, Scot/and); and interns Pastor Jayder Andre de Oliveira and Newark. his wife, Fernanda Rocha (Center Nauta, Ubu, Brazil) .

Curriculum The ITC curriculum of action, study, and reflection enables interns to experience the vitality and technical management that lead to an effective port mission. In the process, they learn to handle the many challenges associated with today's seafarers, longshoremen, truck­ ers, and others in the maritime workplace. Components include: > Issues in Cross-Cultural Ministry > Ecumenical Bible Study > Lega l, Civil, &: Human Rights > Ship Visiting > Ministry to Truckers > Fundraising &: Volunteer Development > Seaport Center Management > Seafarers' Rights > Crisis Intervention > Pon Infrastructure > Training at another seafarers' center in the United States

(Above, from left) ITC intern, Father Stephen Barnabas (Tuticorin, India) and the Rev. Franklin Vilas (SCI Trustee) ship visiting.

_ THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY SCI assisted WorldHaven Chaplain, the Rev. Ed Gbe, Director of the Seamen's Church Institute of Liberia in the Port of Monrovia, as he served an abandoned crew fo r six months during the Liberian civil war.

SCI representatives, the Rev. Dr. Jean Smith and Douglas Stevenson, along with those from the Parana and Esplrito Santos Baptist Conventions, opened a new Seafarers' Center on April 23 in Paranagua, Brazil. SCI and its Brazilian partners support three Brazilian Centers, all within 375 miles of Rio de Janeiro.

SCI presented a Distinguished Service citation to the Yalta International Seafarers' Center on November 3 in the Ukraine fo r six years of exceptional service to seafarers.

ITe ROSTER Class of 200 I Class of 1997 Class of I 992 Rev. Mariano Valencia, Jr., Rev. Danilo Velasco, Rev. Kotosoa Clair, Class of 2003 Philippines Philippines Madagascar Rev. Stephen Barnabas, Ms. Marina Francisco. Rev. Edward Gbe, Liberia Re . lsagani Fabito. India (advanced studies) Phihppines Rev. Samuel Ruteikara, Philippines Mr. ValLer Sorrentino de Oliveira, Fr. Matthew Kim, Korea Uganda Rev. Damivan dos Santos, BrazIl Rev. Marcelo Pombo, Brazil Brazil Rev. jayder Andre de Oliveira, Class of 1996 Brazil Class of 2000 Rev. Stephen Barnabas, India Class of I 991 Ms. Fernanda Martins Rocha, Ms. Monica Park, Korea Rev. Amonio Nelson, Ghana Rev. Jonah Choi. Korea Brazil Ms. Lorena Marchesi, Brazil Rev. Yueh-Han Chuang, Fr Randal Albano. Class of 2002 M5. Alia KovLun, Ukraine Taiwan PhHippines M5. Irette Romoelimna, Mr. Jean Vacher, Mauritius Class of 1995 Fr. William Hayward, Madagascar Class of 1999 Rev. Vum Ko Tuul , Bermuda Mr. Mohammed Jaggan, Fr. Buyani Rico, Canada Mayanmar The Rev. Leon Burt. Bermuda Tanzama Rev. Paul Chandra, Rev. Julius Lugendo, Class of I 990 Mr. NeWlon Sahn, LIberia M5. Linda Chandra, Tanzania Fr. Solomon Lee, Korea Dr. Alan Costa, Brazil Indonesia Rev. Wilson Mapuru, Class of 1989 Ms. Zelda Costa, Brazil Rev. Harry Ang, Philippines Solomon Islands Fr. Cornish Espino. Rev. Luis Lucas, Brazil Class of 1998 Mr Oleg Sahmovsky, Ukraine Philippmes Mr. Rodrigo Siqueira, Brazll Rev. Dilce de Paiva, Brazil Ms. Rhoda L. Fr. Peter Lam. Hong Kong Ms. Sianney Vasconcellos, Patrick Dzombo, Kenya Rev. Stephen Thanapaul, C lass of I 988 Brazil India Class of 1993 Bishop William Choi. Korea Rev. james T. Kollin , Jr., Philippines Ms. Ludmila Litvinenko, Rev. Michael Chm. Australia Fr. Miroslaw jUnlS, RUSSia Rev. Marcelo Pombo, Brazil Mr. Nikola Danilov, Russia CHRISTMAS-AT-SEA

The number of Christmas-at-Sea knitters across the country rose last year to 3,500 - a gain of about 500 new knitters. They work year-round making gifts that are opened by mer­ chant mariners worki.ng shifts on Christmas Day SCI chap­ lains, ship visitors, and members of River Friendly Churches deliver Christmas-at-Sea and Christmas-on-the-River gifts.

The Christmas-at-Sea package contains personal items along with a hand-knitted scarf and cap, socks, or vest. Inland mariners receive a sli ghtly different package that includes a A sea(arer on the MIV Tegesos tries on a Christmas-{Jt-Sea gift. scarf as we ll as homemade cookies and candy wreaths. SCI delivered gifts to 15,479 mariners during the 2003 Christmas season. Seafarers received 8,630 gifts and inland mariners received 6,849 gifts. Alliance of Episcopal Maritime Ministries

The Seamen's Church Institute created the Alliance of Episcopal Maritime Ministries (AEMM) in January 2003 to draw together Episcopal port chaplains. For the first time on March 31 , 2004, AEMM chaplains from ports around the United States met at the Episcopal Church Center in . During the service in the Chapel of Christ the Lord, the Most Rev. Frank T. Griswold, Presiding Bishop of the United States, recognized the 19 port chaplaincies networked together by AEMM as a new chaplaincy served by the Rt. Katryna Cordava (age 10) and Ann Kalil Rev. George Packard, Bishop Suffragan for work out the basics at CloseKnit, a knitting Chaplains. group at the Noble Maritime Collection on Staten Island. Established in the (all of 2003, this monthly knitting group has so (ar provided more than 200 hand-knitted gifts to Christmas-{Jt-Sea.

Barbara £ Clauson Director of Christmas-at-Sea

(From left) AEMM Chaplains, the Rev. Lacy Largent (Houston), the Rev. Len Williams (Charleston), the Rev. David Gunderson (Seattle), and the Rev. Canon Peter Larom (SCI consultant to AEMM) on March 3 1,2004 at the Episcopal Church Center in New York City.

_ THE SEAMEN·S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY ITC intern Luis Lucas, a Baptist pastor, helps cruise ship workers at SCI's Center at the Passenger Ship Terminal. Pastor Lucas was appointed in March 2004 as the Director of the Seafarers' Center in PASSENGER SHIP TERMINAL Paranaguci, Brazil, which is ane of three Brazilian Centers supported by the Seamen's Church Institute.

The Seamen's Church Institute's Center in the Passenger Ship Terminal in Manhattan doubled its services to cruise ship workers in 2003. Responding to the cruise indus­ try's dramatic increase in New York dockings, SCI chap­ lains and staff welcomed crews four days a week from Aplil through November.

2002 2003 Seafarers Served 6,196 15 ,297 Calling Card Purchases/ 7,191 13,277 Telephone Usage MoneyGram Transactions 1,734 4 ,100 (paychecks sent home)

Wire Transfers to the Philippines 69 1,223

2003 ANNUAL REPORT _ ~ r. - '=~='~ ~ _ _ _,_ =- _ HANJIN

Orleans. LA. was the CENTER FOR SEAFARERS' RIGHTS

SCIs Center for Seafarers' Rights (CSR) is a worldwide Doug/as B. Stevenson. Esq. resource for legal research, education, advocacy, and Di rector of the Center for Seafarers' Rights assistance on seafarers' rights issues.

CSR lawyers > intervene directly in crisis situations such as those involving abandoned mariners.

> promote improved conditions for seafarers in the United States and abroad with governments and inter­ national organizations.

> assist seafarers in understanding their legal rights and remedies.

> bring publicity to injustices such as illegal reclUiting, abandonment, piracy, and unwarranted denial of shore leave.

> provide training to port chaplains and ship visitors through workshops given in ports throughout the world.

> educate port chaplains and lay ministers who train in Port Newark at the International Training Center OTC) for Workplace Ministry.

> train interns from New York area law schools and Douglas B. Stevenson assists the crew of the abandoned Tulane University Law School in New Orleans, LA. MIV Agios Minos off the coast of Brunswick. Georgia.

> maintain an electronic network of port-based missions to provide legal advice to chaplains and ship visitors.

Read More A transcript of Douglas B. Stevenson's 2003 address to the United Nations Law of the Sea Convention is available by contacting the CSR staff at [email protected] or call 212-349-9090.

2003 ANNUAL REPORT _ CENTER FOR MARITIME EDUCATION - NEW YORK

Elevating standards o f professionalism and safety Course Offerings through practical training for merchant mariners is lhe CME - New York highest priority of the Seamen's Church Institute's New York City Center for Maritime Education (CME). CME specializes > Automatic Radar Plotting Aids (ARPA) in designing courses and offers training programs geared > Basic and Advanced Shiphandling specifically to the deep-sea, coastal, offshore, and inland > Bridge Resource Management mariner. > Cuslom-designed Courses On Request SCI established continuing profeSSional development in New York City in 1899, in Paducah, KY in 1997, and in > Proficiency in Survival Craft Houston, TX in 2001. > Radar Certification (STCW-approved) > Radar Renewal > Tank Barge Dangerous Liquids Eric K. Larsson Director of SCI's Center > Tank Ship Dangerous Liquids for Maritime Education > Team Building and Director of the Center for Maritime Education - > TuglBarge Bridge Resource Management New York

George Hathaway (seated), Director of Leadership Development for AIG, Glenn Picou, Director of Financial Training, and Peter Tingus, Training Consultant. look over a simula­ tion for SCI's new Team Building course for business managers in any industry. CENTER FOR MARITIME EDUCATION - PADUCAH

Each Center for Ma ritime Education utilizes a computer-based simulator system through which our instructors can recreate real-life scenarios. Instructors use this tool to improve a mariner's navigational and bridge-management skills in a risk-free environment.

Course Offerings CME - Paducah Paducah, KY > Advanced Pilothouse management Pilot Groyford Fronks ofAmeri can E1earic Power River Operotions in > Basic and Advanced Firefighting* the wheelhouse of SCI's Center for Maritime Education - Paducah (Pilot Ralph Abrams is seated in the back). > CPR &: First Aid > Custom-designed Courses On Request > Inland Waters Radar Renewal > Team Building > Western Rivers Radar Renewal

*college credit avai lable

Captain Greg Menke Director of SCI's Center for Maritime Education - Paducah

Highlights for 2003

CME - Paducah's 2nd annual Professional Development Seminar on October 13 & 14 focused on human endurance issues in a 24/7 operating environment, interpersonal dilemmas in vessel environment, and current maritime legal cases. Speakers included Ms. Doris Bautch, Great Lakes Administrator for the Maritime Administration; Captain Mike Rushing, President of Rushing Marine; and Captain Dan Ryan, Chief of Marine Safety, Security, and Environmental Protection, 8th Coast Guard District. Thirty port captains from nine companies in , Mississippi, Indiana, and Kentucky attended.

Captain Robert Taylor joined the CME - Paducah staff as the Director of Inland Training. He spent the last four years as a Senior Port Captain for AEP/MEMCO, Inter- Operations, based in West . He served as a Captain and Pilot for 20 years for AEP River Transportation and MIG Transport Services.

CME - Paducah hosted the Ingram Industries Board meeting; Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher and his wife; the US Coast Guard Change of Command ceremony; Marine Industry Day breakfast; and the Assistant Secretary of the Army - Civil Works, Mr. Paul Woodley.

2003 ANNUAL REPORT _ CENTER FOR MARITIME EDUCATION - GULF REGION

CME staff also participate in research and development > Basic and Advanced Ship handling projects using simulation. SCI's competent and profes­ > Bridge Resource Management sional instructors can assist in meeting required or > Custom-designed Courses On Requesl desired training needs of the individual mariners or > Inland Waters Radar Renewal a company > Radar Certification Course Offerings > Radar Re-Certification CME - Gulf Region > Team Building Houston,TX > TugfBarge Resource Management > Advanced Wheelhouse Management > Western Rivers Radar Renewal > Automatic Radar Plotting Aids (ARPA) Read More Captain William R. Learn more about the Center for Maritime Education's Douglas. MNI teaching philosophy by requesting the article Director of SCI's Center "Competent Error is a Problem of Attitude." Contact for Maritime Education - Gulf Region [email protected] or call Eric Larsson at 212-349-9090. 2003 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL SUMMARY

2003

Operating Revenue $4,664,854 A. Center for Maritime Education 1,669,719

B. Voluntary Contributions & Grants 969,754 Edgar Estrada Chief Financial O fficer C. Special Event Income 552,036

D. Direct Services to Seafarers 492,448

E. Port Newark Facility 289,333

F Investment Income 561,804

G. Chapel and Outreach Ministries 4,898

H. Other Income 124,862

Operating Expenses 6,664,860 This information has been A. Direct Services to Mariners 2,078,621 extracted from the 2003 Audited Financial Statements B. Education for Mariners 2,000,375 which may be obtained by C. Management and General Administration 963,256 writing to: D. Development 349,728 THE SEAMEN 'S CHURCH 1NSTITU TE E. Event Related Expenses 284,792 OF N EW YO RK & NEW JERSEY F Port Newark FaCility 358,950 241 Water Street G. Advocacy for Mariners 356,656 NewYo rk, NY 10038

H. Communications 249,067 l. Chapel and Outreach Ministries 23,415

2003 ANNUAL REPORT _ 2003 DONORS

ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY THE FLAGSHIP SOCIETY $25,000 and Above $1,000 to $4,999 THE JOSEPH CONRAD Alexander S. Onassis AS SOCIATES A.G. Terminal Services, Inc. Foundation $5,000 to $9,999 Mr. Charles R.Allen IV Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Alter Barge line, Inc. Allen III American Marine American Automar, Inc. Bouchard Transportation Co. Advisors, Inc. American Eagle Tankers Ingram Barge Company American Roll-On Roll-Off American Maritime Congress K-Sea Transportation Corp. Carrier, LLC American Milling, LP Kirby Corporation Atlantic Mutual Companies Amex Shipping Agent, Inc. The New York Community Attransco, Inc. AMMV Nj Chapter Trust B & H Shipping Group AON Corporation The Starr Foundation B & P International Insurance AON Risk Services, Inc. Brokerage, LLC ofNY Mr. and Mrs. George D. Arch Insurance Group, Inc. THE COMMODORE CLUB Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l. $10,000 to $24,999 Ceres Terminals, Armitage Incorporated B & H Towing, Inc. American Bureau of Shipping Citibank, NA Bay Container Repair of American In ternational Den norske Bank New jersey, Inc. Marine Agency Det Norske Veritas Bennett Lawrence Association of Water Detyens Shipyards, Inc. Management, LLC Transportation Groton Pacific Carriers, Inc. Mr. Richard S. Berry and Chevron Texaco The Rev. Nancy Hanna and Mrs. Lucy Commoner Shipping Co., LLC Mr. Alistair Hanna Bessemer Trust Continental Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Blank Welding Energy Group, Inc. and Isdale,jr. Board of Commissioners of Global Marine Security j.P Morgan & Co. Pilotage of the State of Nj Systems Co. Incorporated Bridge Terminal Transport Henry Enright ExxonMobil Refining james Marine, Inc./Paducah Mr, and Mrs, Robert J. Burke Director of Development & Supply River Service Campbell Transportation and Public Relations General Maritime liberian International Ship & Company, Inc. Corporation Management Corporate Registry, LLC Canal Barge Company, Inc. limited liberty Maritime Ceres Hellenic Shipping Golub Foundation Corporation Enterprises, Ltd. Herman Goldman Mallory jones Lynch Flynn Charitable Gift Fund Foundation & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. james W Kongsberg Maritime Ship Marine Transport Charrier, Jr. Systems, Inc. Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Kendall G. Chen Maersk line, limited MEMCO Barge line, Inc. Mr. j. Scott Chotin, Sr. Maher Terminals, Inc . Operation Sail, Inc. Christ Episcopal Church Maritrans, Inc. Orion & Global Chartering ECW of Short Hills, Nj McAllister Towing and Company, Inc. Christ Episcopal Transportation P&O Ports North Churchl Woman's Guild Company, Inc. America, Inc. of Ridgewood, Nj Moran Towing Corporation Polen Capital Churchwomen's League N.W. johnsen & Co., Inc. Management Corp. for Patriotic Service, Inc. New York Shipping Poten & Partners, Inc. Circle line-Statue of Association Reinauer Transportation Co. liberty Ferry, Inc. OMI Corporation Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Columbia Container St, Matthew's Parish School Sealift Holdings, Inc. Services, LLC of Pacific Palisades, CA Sound Shore Foundation Commonwealth Stelmar Tankers (UK) Ltd. St. Paul Companies Business Media, Inc. United Way of New York Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Strauss Crounse Corporation City Swiss Reinsurance Delman-Mortenson Willis Re, Inc. America Corporation Charitable Foundation Teekay Shipping Corporation Mr. and Mrs, Klaus G. Dom United States Shipping, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Universal Maritime Service du Moulin

_ THE SEAMEN 'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY DVB Bank East Coast Cranes & Elec . Cont. Eckstein Marine Service, LLC EglisE du St. Esprit Episcopal Church of New York, NY Ms. G. L. Eidman Eisner, LLP Episcopal Diocese of New YorklECW Fireman's Fund McGee Henry C. & Karin J. (From left) Denise Manning, Paine Webber; George Isdale, Jr., SCI Trustee and Marine Underwriters Barkhorn Foundation Fleet Community Bank Sr. Vice President of Paine Webber; and Koren N. Montgomery, Principal, Hill Rivkins & Hayden, LLP Mr. and Mrs. David S. French Bessemer Trus~ enjoy SCI's Pilot Boot cruise on September 9. Holland & Knight, LLP Gault, Marshall & Miller, PLLC Holland Lodge Gellatly & Criscione Foundation, Inc. Services Corp. Ironbound Intermodal Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. Global Terminal & Industries, Inc. Paulsen, Esq. Hooper Container Services, Inc. James A. Macdonald Penn Maritime, Inc. Horizon Lines, LLC Grace Episcopal Church Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Giorgio Petronio Hual , Inc. of Madison, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Niels M. Johnsen Pier Sixty, LLC Hudson Tank Terminals Corp. Great Circle Capital Mr. and Mrs. Niels W. Johnsen Port Elizabeth Terminal and Hugh Woods, Inc. Guy Carpenter & Co., Inc . Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation Warehouse Corp. Inland Marine Service Healy & Baillie, LLP KOG Transport, Inc . Portwide Cargo Securing Co. International Longshoremen's Miss Jo Ellen Heil Leeds & Leeds Company, Inc. Princess Cruises Association Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.B. Program and Property Lindh Development, Inc . Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Lee Quincannon Associates, lnc. Loomis III Mrs. Frances S. Reese Mr. and Mrs. John D. Saint Stephen's Episcopal Macomber Church of Port Madison Coal & Supply Washington, NY Company Sea bulk International, Inc. Maersk Equipment Service Seastreak America, Inc. Company Seward & Kissel Marine and Insurance Claims Bishop Mark S. Sisk Assoc. Mr. Peter T. Smith and Marquette Transportation The Rev. Dr. Jean R. Smith Company, Inc. Ralph K. Smith, Jr., Esq. Marsh USA, Inc. St. Andrew's Episcopal Mary A. H. Rumsey Church of New Foundation Providence, NJ Mary W Harriman St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Foundation Church of Ridgewood, NJ Memphis Marine Service, Inc. St. Luke's Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. of Montclair, NJ (From left) John Prime, International Longshoremen's Metzger Mr. Herbert W. Swain and Publisher of Fairplay magazine Association - Local Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Dr. Marjorie G. Swain Union 1235 (Distinguished Service Award) Michalis T.E.S., Inc. International Longshoremen's and Silver Belf honorees Grace Mr. Donald H. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. John P. Tavlarios Association Local # I Allen, SCI Trustee, and Admiral Mr. John D. Nakrosis, Jr. Mrs. Charlotte L. Taylor International Organization of James Loy, Administrator for Nicoletti, Hornig, Campise, TECO Barge Line, Inc. Masters, Mates & Pilots the Transportation Security Sweeney & Paige TECO Ocean Shipping Interocean Ugland Administration, at the 26th NY/NJ District Council Management Corporation Annual Silver Bell Awards Dinner Mr. William E. Owens INTERTANKO on June 17 at Chelsea Piers.

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Tennessee Valley Towing. Inc. GOLD AN CHORS Mr. Dayton T Carr FAPS.lnc. Thacher Proffitt & Wood $500 to $999 Charles R. Weber Co.. Inc. Folk Art Graphics Services The Bank of New York CMA-CGM (America) Inc. Mr. and Mrs.Austin Graham The Chubb Corporation Aarhus. Inc. CNA Marine Harbor Freight Transp. Corp. The Corita Charitable Trust All Saints' Church Women's Computer EqUity Ms. Pau line Harrison The Episcopal Diocese of Guild of All Saints' Corporation Mrs.Alexander B. Hawes Episcopal Church of Mr. Richard A. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth The Episcopal Diocese of Bay Head. NJ Dr. and Mrs. James M. A. Hecken Northwestern American River Crawford Holland America The J.P. Morgan Chase Transportation Company Mr.Ward F. Davidson.Jr. Line Westours, Inc. Foundation Ms. Faye Argentine DeOrchis & Partners. LLP Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The Port Authority of Mr. Silverio Basile Mr. and Mrs. George DeVoe C. Hoopes, Jr. NY & NJ Best Transportation Ms. Caroline H. Dixon Imperial Graphics The Presbytery of Newark. Best Western Seaport Inn Donovan, Parry. McDermott International Longshoremen's NJ of the Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bourneuf & Radzik Association/Local 1478-2 Church (U.S.A) Miss Ellen Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott B. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton M. Jervey The Propeller Club of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Braun. Jr. Dunham.Jr. Mrs. Millicent Mercer the United States Mr. Thomas V. G. Brown E & G Foundation, Inc. Johnsen The Scholz Family Bulk Carrier Day ECW of the Diocese of Kalmar Contract Service Thomas Miller Committee, Inc. Long Island Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kenney (Americas). Inc. C.M.Almy & Son. Inc. Episcopal Churchwomen, Mr. Michael Kingston and Tidewater. Inc. Calvin Presbyterian Diocese of Connecticut The Rev. Louise L. Kingston Trinity Episcopal Parish Church of Louisville. KY Mr. Charles H. Erhart,Jr. Mr. Timothy M. Kingston of New York. NY Mr. Joseph Cammarato European Ocean Freight, Inc. Lambos & Junge U.S. Ship Management. Inc. Captain Kelly Pulsifer & Exxon Mobil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lee UBS PaineWebber Associates. Inc. F. J. Sciame Construction Co. Lester Rosenblatt, LLC Union Maintenance Corp. Mr. and Mrs. David E. P. Lindh United NY & NJ Sandy Hook Jim Macardell Pilots Benevolent Assoc. MacGregor (USA) . Inc. United Seamen's Service Inc. Marine Society of the City United States Maritime of NY Alliance. Ltd. Marsoft. Inc. United Way ofTri-State MCA Associates, Inc. V. Ships Mr. Kevin F. McColiem Van Ommeren Shipping Mr. Robert F. McKeon (USA). LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Veteran Wireless Operators Mclane Association Mr. John P. McPhillips Watson. Farley & Williams Mediterranean Shipping Mr. Kenneth A. Wheeler Corp. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mendez Metal Management Northeast, Inc. Minerva Marine, Inc. Mrs. William A. Monaghan. Jr. Ms. Helen Mount Mulzer Crushed Stone George D. Benjamin, Chairman of SCI's Board ofTrustees, escorted Nourse & Bowles the Rev. Dr. Jean It Smith, SCI's eighth Executive Director, on April II P. Judge & Sons. Inc. at the start of her installation at Trinity, Wall Street Mr. and Mrs. A. Werner Pleus Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Poehler

_ THE SEAMEN 'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY Roehrig Maritime, LLC SILVER ANCHORS Bishop and Mrs. Herbert Lafarge North America, Inc. Seafa rers & Inc'1. House $250 to $499 A. Donovan,jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bishop and Mrs. Mark S. Sisk Mr. Paul S. Edelman Lapp, jr. Sound Shore All Saints' Memorial Episcopal Church Women The Rev. Canon and Management, Inc. Episcopal Church of Diocese of New York Mrs. Peter Larom St joseph's Episcopal Navesink, Nj Episcopal Church Women Mr. and Mrs. David J. Church of Queens Mr. and Mrs. Mark LAntin Suffolk Archdeaconry Londoner Village, NY Association Foundation Inc. Export Transport Company, Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Mason St. Mark's Episcopal Church Ms. MaryW.Atwater Inc. Capt. and Mrs. james j. of Palm Beach Gardens, FL Mr. and Mrs. George Beard First Presbyterian Church McNamara St Mary's Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs.A.Walker Deacon's Fund of Mr. and Mrs. John B. of Belvidere, Nj Bingham III Kearny, Nj McPherson St. Paul's Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Bittrich Miss Marie Lee Gaillard Mr. and Ms. Frederic A. Miller of Henderson, KY Mr. and Mrs. Hank Bjorklund Ms. jeanette Garafola Mr. and Mrs.Aneil K. Mishra Stolt-Nielsen Board of Commissioners GE Structured Finance Mitsui O .S.K. Bulk Shipping Transportation Group. Ltd . of Pilots of the State of Glendale Warehouse (USA), Inc. Strachan Shipping Agency New York & Dist. Corp. Mr. john P. Morgan" Sunderman & Young Mr. Walter F. Bottger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Towing Company, LP Bray Marine, Inc. R. Glenn Morris,jr. Sunn Enterprises. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. john F. Brown Mr. joseph G. Gorayeb Mr. John R. Moyle T.T. Coatings, Inc. Mr. Marvin Brown Grace Episcopal Church Mt.Vernon Barge Service, Inc. Tabak & Mellusi Elizabeth C. Buckley of Florence, KY Mr. Roy L Murphy The Acorn Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Byrer Mr. and Mrs. jesse Gray Mr. Peter B. Nalle The Lothar Von Mrs. josephine Nealis Ziegesar Foundation New Jersey Chamber (From left) Timothy Casey, President of K-Sea Transportation, and Richard The Old Stones of Commerce du Moulin. President of Intrepid Shipping and Chairman of the Silver Bell Foundation. Inc. Ms. Gloria Flora Nicolich Trustees of the NMU Pension Awards Dinner, at the June 17 event that drew nearly 1,000 SCI supporters. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Nourse and Welfare Plan Mr. and Mrs. James P. Noyes Vessel Operators Hazardous NY/Nj Foreign Freight Material Association, Inc. Forwarders & Brokers Mrs.Alexander O.Vietor Assoc .. Inc. Ms. Rita L Wagner P & 0 Nedlloyd Limited Wallen ius Lines Holding, Inc . Bishop George E. Packard The Rev. and Mrs. james R. Paducah Rigging. Inc. Whittemore Port Newark Container Women of St. Philip's Terminal Episcopal Church of Porto Fino Distributors, Inc. Brevard, NC Ray Black & Son, Inc. Mr. john A. Rodger Mr. james R. Sampson Mrs. Doris Scheuing Security Park, Inc. St. Mark's Episcopal Church of Columbus, OH St. Paul's Episcopal Church Canterbury on the Lake Mr. and Mrs.Tyler Hicks of Englewood, Nj Carol Printing & Office Hunter Marine Transport, Inc. Mr. Douglas B. Stevenson Products, Inc. Mr. William S. james The Rev. David Stock and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. jesus the ChriS[ Church The Rev. Emily j. Schnabl Chapman of the Stroudsburgs, PA Mr. Raymond j. Stratmeyer Mr. Nicholas Chiara Mr. Arthur R. Jones The American Waterways The Rev. and Mrs. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Operators S.Cho M. Katims The Presbyterian Church Ms. jane B. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Andrew of Westfield, Nj Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. F.Crossman Kennedy Lillis Schmidt & English

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The Women's Propeller Club, BRONZE ANCHORS Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dr. Rhoda M. Dorsey Port of New York $100 to $249 Clayton Ms. Marjorie Dovman Ms. Margaret Touchstone Ms. Jo Collins Mr. and Mrs. Darfoon Du Trailer Bridge Ms. Anne M.Adams Brother Jude Conniff Mrs. Enid Storm Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. All Saints' Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. East Coast Warehouse & Traylor of Millington, NJ Courtenay Distribution Company Trident Maritime Agency, Inc. Mr. Charles S. Allyn CPR & First Aid Training Ms. Lillian B. Ellenberger Mr. Thomas T.Tucker Ms. Deborah L. Alvarez Corp. Mr. and Mrs.Jeb N. Embree The Rev. and Ms . Franklin American Commercial The Rev. Robert Crafts, M.D. Mr. William V. Engel E. Vilas Barge Line, LLC The Rev. Lee A. Crawford Ms. Barbara J. English The Rev. and Mrs. W. Kurt Ms. Claire Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John D. Crocker Episcopal Church of Our Von Roeschlaub Mr. Richard J. Anderson CSL International, Inc. Savior of Newark, NJ W.J. Casey Trucking & Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Andreae The Rev. Victoria S. Cuff Episcopal Church of the Rigging Co., Inc. Ms. Jan Andrusky Mr. and Mrs. Herman Epiphany & St. Simon of Beau and Debra Wagner Mr. Herman Arond Czarnecki Brooklyn, NY Washington Maritime Association of Bi-State Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Dahl Episcopal Church of the Shipping Corporation Motor Carriers, Inc. Mrs. Frances R. Daley Regeneration of Pine Mr. and Mrs. J. Dix Wayman Mr. and Mrs. William K. Mr. and Mrs. John V. Davis Plains, NY Webb Institute of Naval At Lee DeHart Marine Electronics, Episcopal Church Women Architecture Ms. Anne H.Atwater Inc. of St. John's Church of Dr. and Mrs. John B. Weeth Mr. Edward S.Atwater IV Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Delfaus Huntington, NY Mr. Robert P.Wessely Meredith and David Dick Dunphy Adv. Specialties Episcopal Church Women of Mr. and Mrs.Alexander H. Babbott. M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Christ Church of Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. DiGiovanni Somers Point. NJ Mr. and Mrs. Reed P. Babington Diversified Business Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Whittemore Ms. Pasquale Basile Communications Erskine, Jr. Mr. Stanley H. Young, Jr. Mr. Harold E. Beckles Capt. James D. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Estabrook Ms. Astor Benjamin Mr.William S. Berk Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Bissot Ms. Rosalie D. Bizzarri Mr. Frederick H. Blake Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bodden Mr. Kenneth J. Bongort Mr.William M. Bramwell,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer Dr. and Mrs. George W Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Brotherton Ms. Anne C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. H. Ronald Bush Mr. and Mrs. Walter Callari Mrs. Sybil Carton Ms. Roberta A. Cash Catholic Daughters of the Americas (From left) The Rev. Dr. £ Bevan Stanley, Reaor of Christ Church, Short Hills, Mr. W Chadwick N); Mr. Henry Enright, SCI's Direaor of Development and Public Relations; Mr. and Mrs. Zechariah Mr. Steve Wysocki, Chair of the St Elizabeth's, Ridgewood (NJ) Outreach Chafee III Committee; Ms. Carol Johnson Bald, Uaison to the Institute from St Elizabeth's, Chamber of Shipping of Ridgewood Outreach Committee; Mr. Thomos Prendergost, SCI Trustee; ond the America Rev. Franklin £ Vi/os, SCI Trustee, at the dedication on September 18 of the Dr. Hazel J. Chambers newly-renovated chapel at SCI House in Newark, NJ. The Rev. Winston W. Ching Christ Episcopal Church of Millville, NJ

_ THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY (From left) Christmas-at-Sea volunteers Dolores Garafola, a knitter, of Oceanside, NY; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ms. Laura K. Kaplan Mr. Ove V. Nilsson her daughter, Jeanette, who Goldman Kemper Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. is also the SCI volunteer Grace Episcopal Companies Nolet coordinator with Brown Church/ECW of Mr. Kenneth Klein Mr. Walter T. Oerlemans Brothers Harriman, a Lower Massapequa, NY Ms . Katharine Kosmak Mr. William A. O'Neil Ms. Anne G. Graham Kristen Distributing Co. OSG Sh ip Management, Manhattan investment (lrm; Ms. jeanna Grapes Mr. David D. Larsen Inc. and Rosalie Barto, a neigh­ Mr. and Mrs. William O. The Rev. Anne Lemay and Paducah McCracken borhood resident Every Gray Mr. Kenneth Erb County Riverport week about 40 people Mr.William H. B. Haines Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Deane Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. volunteer at the Christmas­ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Leonard Palmer,jr. at-Sea headquarters wrap­ Haring Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Capt. Harold A. ping, packing, and writing Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Levine Parnham, jr. Christmas greetings. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Peter Litwin Mr. and Mrs. james F. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Paxton Loewer Peerless Beverage Mr. Walter Luers and Mrs. Company Laura G. Orriols Pelican Marine Fleeting Mr. and Mrs. Christian Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Lyhus Peters Mr. and Mrs. Donald W Mr. J.e. Petersen Lynch Episcopal Ms. Filomena Magavero Cathedral of Malone Boatbuilding Co., Philadelphia, PA Inc. Phoenix Builders, Inc. Mr. Winton H. Manning Ms. Gloria Picchetti Mrs. Marjory M. Mansfield Port jersey Distribution Marwedel, Minichello & Services Reeb, P.e. Mrs. Lucia Boyden Mrs.Young M. Massey Prochnow Mr. Colin McCluney Ms. jane S. Pyne Mr. and Mrs. Edgar e. Mr. Stewart Hauser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mrs.William e. Quinby Estrada Mrs. Susan L Hazard McClure Ms. Kim Ramey Ms. Adelaide Perry Farah Mr. and Mrs. W. Weller Mr. and Mrs. john L. First Baptist Church of Head, Jr. McGoldrick San Angelo, TX Mr. William Henry Mrs.Anne Kane McGuire (From left) David Devall, Higman Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Henry A. Petter Supply Co. Mr. Pierre F. V. Merle Marine Services Port Captain, and Kyle Shaw, Fitzpatrick Miss Florence A. Hess Mid Stream Grocery Co. Vice of President Safety and Training and Mr. Jules G. Fleder Ms. Stephanie Hobby Ms. Geraldine B. A~oat Personnel, were among the 15 shore­ The Rev. joan E. Fleming Mrs. Phebe M. Hoff Montgomery based managers fram 10 companies who Mr. Peter e. Fleming Ms. Emma A. Holleman The Rev. and Mrs. Robert attended the SCI-sponsored Crew Endurance Mr. J. F. Florey Ms.Virginia Holly L. Montgomery Management Seminar on November 4 at the Foreign Commerce Club Mr. Philetus H. Holt III Capt. Robert A. Moore Center for Maritime Education - Gulf Region. of New York, Inc. Mr. David L. Holton Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Holy Innocents' Episcopal Musante A. Forster Church of Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. john L. Myles Ms. Mary e. Frazier Island, Nj National Maintenance General Theological Mr. Peter j. Hood and and Repair, Inc. Seminary Ms. Christine A. Worley National Ministries, German Emanuel Mr. joseph e. Horvath American Baptist Presbyterian Church Independent Maritime Churches of Newark, Nj Consulting, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G . Intercontinent Chartering Nealis Gerwitz Corp. Ms. Ruth A. Nedelka Mr. Robert B. Gibby JGL Management Services, New Jersey Motor Truck Mrs. Moira B. Giddings Inc. Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. john T. Mrs. Etelvina U. Jimenez New johnsonville Marine Gilbride Mr. and Mrs. Howland B. Service, Inc. jones,Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Z. Nicol

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ranger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mr. and Mrs . G. Carl Shipston St. Peter's Episcopal Ms. Rita Rasmussen Rusnak Sisterhood of the Holy Church/ECW of Clifton, NJ Mr. and Mrs.Arthur M. Reed Ms. Diana Russell Nativity, Episcopal, St. Peter's Episcopal Church Mrs. John B. Reinhart, Jr. Ms. Carol A. Ryan St. Mary's Retreat House of Clarksboro, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Mrs. Lawrence Sanford of Santa Barbara, CA St. Stephen and St. Martin's Reybine Mr. Doug Scheffler Mr. and Mrs . Harry R. Episcopal Church of Mr. Haskell Rhett and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm O. Skallerup Brooklyn. NY Ms. Janet Rollings Schetky Ms. Carol R. Smelcer St. Thomas Episcopal Church Mrs. Dorette A. Richardson Dr. Robert A. Schiesler Kaighn Smith, M.D. of Pittstown. NJ Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Riepen and Mrs. Mary E. Novello The Rev. Bindy Snyder Dr. and Mrs. George E. Miss Virginia L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs . Frank V. Snyder Staehle Mr. Donald P. Robinson Schindelman Mr. and MrS'. Richard T. Soper Ms. Sharon Stein, Pc. Rocks, Reefe & Shoals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Schmidt St. Agnes Guild of Mrs. P Gordon Stillman Mr. and Mrs. Hadley S. Roe St. Clement's Episcopal The Pingry Corporation Church of Belford, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. River Bell Awards Luncheon on December II at the Walker Building in St. Andrew's Episcopal Toombs, Jr. Paducah, KY. (Fro m left, fro nt row) Craig Philip, President & CEO, Ingram Barge Church of Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Tregurtha Company and River Belf Awards Luncheon Chairman;Wi{{jam Dibert, Chairman of Park, NJ Ms. Suzanne Urich the Board, Crounse Corporation al]d River Bell recipient; Jerald Tinkey, Consultant and St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Verizon Foundation Distinguished Service Award recipient; the Rev. Dr. Jean Smith, SCI Executive Director; Church/ECW of Volunteer Barge & Karen Cox, former Ministry on the River Program Coordinator and Distinguished White Plains, NY Transport. Inc. Service Award recipient; (Back row) Wi{{jam Dyer, President, Tennessee Va lley Towing; St. Clement's Episcopal Mr. Delmore Washington Church of Hawthorne, NJ Watchung's Lakeside Villa Orrin Ingram, President & CEO, Ingram Industries; Th omas Prendergast, SCI Board of St. Clement's Episcopal Ms. Mary B. Waterbury Trustees; Charles Jones, Chairman of the Board, Madison Coal & Supply Company, and Church of Belford, NJ Mrs. Katherine M.Webster Ufetime Achievement Award recipient; and Mark Knoy, President, MEMCO Barge and St. George's Episcopal The Rev. Canon Edgar F. Wells River Bell Luncheon Committee Member. Church/ECW of Western Kentucky Hempstead, NY Navigation Co. St. George's Episcopal George J. Wiggins Church of Brooklyn, NY Mr. James L.Wilson St. James Episcopal Church Mr. D. Carlyle Windley of New London, CT Bishop and Mrs.Andrew St. James Episcopal Church Wi sse mann of Bradley Beach, NJ Bishop Robert M. St. James Episcopal Church Wolterstorff of Painesville, OH Women of St. John's St. John's Episcopal Church Episcopal Parish of West of Salem, NJ Hartford. CT St. John's Episcopal Church Women of St. Matthew's of Niantic, CT Episcopal Church of St John's Episcopal Paramus, NJ Church/ECW of Women of St. Peter's Somerville, NJ Episcopal Church of St. Luke's Episcopal Sheridan. WY Church/St. Luke's Guild Women's Propeller Club, of East Hampton, NY Port of New York St. Mary's Episcopal Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wright Church/ECW of Ms. Barbara Wriston Brooklyn, NY Mr. L. Randall Yates Roman Catholic Church of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. St. Mary's Episcopal Church Dr. Clarence N.York the Atonement of Schwarz of Stone Harbor, NJ Mr. Benjamin T. Young. Jr. Tenafly, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. St. Paul's Episcopal Church Ms. Betty J. Young Mrs. Julian K. Roosevelt Scull of Westfield, NJ Bishop and Mrs. Robert D. Ms. Elizabeth Seaborn St. Paul's Episcopal Church Rowley Mrs. Howard Shadwell of Rochester, NY Royal Norwegian Embassy Miss Wendy Shadwell St. Paul's Presbyterian Cmdr. Lee E. Shafer, Ret. Church of Newark, NJ Ms. Mary E. Sheets

_ THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY MATES Ms. Florette W. Bodmer Under $100 Mr. Robert F. Boggs Mr. John Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bozzuffi W.Ackert Ms. Anne Braasch Ms. Pamela H.Adam Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Ms. Lesley M.Adams Bramwell Mrs. Martha L. Adams Mrs. Charlotte B. Brasel Adspec Ra inbow, Inc. Ms. Marietta W. Bratton Mr. Robert A. Aikman, J r. RADM and Mrs.Alan D. (From left) SCI volunteer, Suson McCoubrie (MN) and Executive Director, The Rev. and Mrs. Randolph Breed the Rev, Dr. Jean Smith, demonstrate how to knit a Christmas-at-Sea scarf Albano Ms. Dorothy D. Brennan to the Rev. Canon James Lowell Shannon, Subdean of the Episcopal Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Alderson Mrs. Elizabeth Fay Brewster Cathedral in Philadelphia, PA. More than 7,500 people walking through the Mrs. Jane Alencewicz Mrs. Patricia Bri tton Ms. Jo Ann Ambrogi Ms. Dorothy S. Brown Exhibit Hall at the 74th General Convention of the Episcopal Church, held American Rad io Association, Mr. and Mrs. William T Brown in Minneapolis July 30 - August 8, learned about SCI's mission work and ILA-VAC Capt. and Mrs. John V. Bruen partnership opportunities. American Special ized Hauling Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. & Rigging, lnc. Brumbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis Mr. Lois H. Ewert Ms. Hilary Andrews, R.P.T. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bryant Mr. James D'Andrea Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ewing Miss Margaret P. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mr. Thomas Daly Mr. and Mrs. John R. Faiella Mr. Holger Arning Bundschuh Mrs. Laura A. Davidson Ms. Dorothy Fen ni man Ashburns, Inc . Mr. Ray J. Bunn Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Davies Ms. Margaret J. Fi tt The Rev.A.Attenborough Mr. and Mrs. James O. Burnley Mr. and Mrs. Terrence W. Ms. Beth Fivecoats Mr. William F. Bachmaier Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Davin Fleet Reserve Association Ms. Helena S. Baird Buroff Mr. and Mrs . Theodore R. Branch 43 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce O. Baker Mrs. Susan H. Bush Deale, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. James H. Baker Ms. Dorothy M. Butler Mrs. Gabrielle Denis Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Ms. Jean P. Baldauf Ms. Margaret Bye Ms. Antoinette Denisof Flemming Mrs. Grace Baldwin Mr. James D. Calderwood Ms. Jean M. Denton Ms. Regula Foley Ms. Cynthia Barr-Pfeffer Mr. L.M . Call Mr. Myrle F. Derbyshire, Sr. Prof. and Mrs. William D. Foltz Miss lila H. Barrows Mr. Edward J. Carey Mrs. Betty Nexsen DeVries Mrs. Olwen E. Forbes Mr. and Mrs.Arthur D. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Doane Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Foster Bartholomew Carman Mr.Warren K. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. William H. Miss Margaret L. Baum Mrs. Jean Carpenter Mr. K.W. Dolan Foulk, Jr. Mrs. Jean C. Beck Mr. Charles P. Carubia Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Donnelly Mrs. Herta Franze Mrs. Elsie A. Beisler Mr. Merrill Cates Ms. Joyce B. Doran Mrs. Emma V. Frey Mr. and Mrs. David S. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Catlin Ms. Eugene B. Dumbleton Mr. Henry E. Froebel Bellemore Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Dunlay Mr. Wade Fuller Mrs. Carolyn Belvin Cavaliere Mr. and Mrs. John Dziekan Mr. and Mrs. Stewart S. Galt Mrs. Nancy H. Benkhart Miss L.Alice Cavert Mrs. Shirley P. Elfers Mrs. Randall C. Giddings Mr. and Mrs. Wilton J. Bennet Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Eleanor G. Elkins Ms. Christina B. Gjertsen Mr. and Mrs. William Berliner Cebelenski Mr. Karl Elsishans Ms. Margaret F. Gloeckner Ms. Jane Best Ms. Elisabeth M. Chin Mr.Alfred I. England Ms. Lulu Gmoser Mrs. Marie B. Best Christ Episcopal Church Episcopal Church of the Mrs. Ruth W. Godsoe Mr. and Mrs. Louis Betro Women's Guild of Annunciation/ECW of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gomes Mrs. Frances P. Beyer Ridgewood. NJ Oradell, NJ Grace Episcopal Church in Mrs. Marion M. Bierwirth Mr. and Mrs.Alan G. Clark Episcopal Church Women, Newark Community Ms. Anne D. Bihlmeyer Mr. David C. Clark Monmouth District of Development Corp. Mr. and Mrs. David P. Mr. and Mrs. I. John Collins Neptune. NJ Grace Episcopal Church, Billington Miss Doris E. Cook Episcopal Church Women Association of Women of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Black Ms. Winifred B. Corniea of Christ Church of Cherry Valley, NY Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Grosvenor Mrs. John H. Coussens Hudson, OH Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graf Blair Mrs. Mary Ellen Cox Episcopal Church Women Ms. Sarah Ail een Grant Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mrs. Eleanor P. Craig of St. Andrew's of Staten Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gray Boardman Ms. Mary L. Crifasi Island, NY Mr. Edward R. Greeff Mr. and Mrs. John Crivello Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Errick Mr. Robert P. Green Mrs. Caro S. Curran Mr. John Evans

2003 ANNUAL REPORT _ 2003 DONORS James Melia meets the Mounted Unit of the Edison Police Department at the Mr. and Mrs. David Gregg III Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. lOth anniversary of the Port Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grenier Hickernell Kohrherr Community Festival held on Col. and Mrs. Charles W. Mr. Larry D. Griffin Ms . Carlynn N. Higbie July 22 at the International Mr. and Mrs . G. Leslie Grimm Ms. Lauren Hill Kouns. USA Ret. Seafarers' Center in Port Mr. John Gulick Mrs.Adelaide L. Hinckley Mr. and Mrs . Stanley J. Kozik Newark, NJ. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ms. Cynthia M. Hines Mr. and Mrs . David W. Gunson HMSTC 'Discover' Kreutzer Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Ms. Geraldine M. Hoffman Andy and Salley Krey Haarlow Mr. George F. Hofmann Mrs. Esther E. Krieger Ms. Lucille Hale Ms. Sandra E. Holder Mr. Peter Kulyk Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mrs. Madeline Holterhoff Mr. Stephen Jaskiewicz and Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Mrs. Tami L. Kurtz­ Mr. Carl Hanson Holzman Jaskiewicz Mr. John Lloyd Hanson Mr. John A. Hope Mrs. William A. laBell Mrs. Samuel S. Hardcastle Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hughes Mr. Dante J. Lanzetta, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy M. Harford Mrs. Penelope Renz Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Harper Hunsberger Larsen Col. Marilyn L. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Eric K. Larsson Mrs. Susan M. Haswell Hutchings Ms. Ronnie Lazar Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Ms. Eleanor A. Inniss Ms . Faith D. Le Sauvage Healy, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth H. James Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Mrs. Doris K. Hengeveld Ms. Eftyhia Javaras Leback Mrs . Pauline H. Herd Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Mr.J. Dwight LeBlanc,Jr. Thompson Herrick Jenkins Ms. May O. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hertz Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Mr. James K. Leeper and Mr. John Herzfeld Johnson Mrs. Barbara Turk Miss Ruth L. Hess Dr. and Mrs . Jeff Johnson Rev. and Mrs. John M. Leggett Ms. Sue S. Heuss Johnson Memorial United Ms. Gloria J. Leigh Methodist Church of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Leith Huntington, WV Mr. Peter V. Lent Ms. Louise C. Johnstone Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer J. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Jonach Levine Martin, Ottaway. Van Ms. Janet A. Jones Mrs. Mary E. Lewis Hemmen & Dolan, Inc. The Rev. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Starks W. Lewis Mr.Warren J. Marwedel Juchter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Licata Mr. and Mrs.James L. Mason Mrs. Henrietta G. Kalle Mrs. Jeanette S. Lidwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mrs. Dorothy J. Keck Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lifland McBride Mr. and Mrs. William E. Keels Scott Litwin Ms. Rose M. McCabe Mrs.A.J . Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Ervin F. Mr.Jim McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kelly Livingston Mr. Richard McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kenna Mr.Alex P. Lombardi Ms. Susan McCoubrie Mr. Robert Kent Mr. Robert H. R. Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mr. Thomas E. Kettenburg Loughborough McEwen Mrs. Werner G. Keucher Mrs. Cecilia Louidice Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Mrs. Dorothy R. Kiel Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lovette Mclaughlin Kindra Lake ToWing, LP Ms. Lina Lowry Mrs. Jane Lewis The Rev. and Mrs. Jonathan Miss Gwendoline S. Lyons McMenamin L. King Ms. Dianne Mac Donald Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. King Mr. Norman Maffei McNamara Ms. Thelma King Mr. Stephen Maher Miss Helen Ramsey Mr. and Ms. W. Michie Mr.William H. Mallinson McShane (From left) Economy Boat Store Klusmeyer Mr.Wiliiam M. Manger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. stnff members, Rick Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. George T. Knittle Marathon Ashland Petroleum, Mead Mr. and Mrs.A. J. Mecca and Leonard McKinney, help the Mrs. Katherine E. Knudsen LLC Mr. Philip L. Meddleton Rev. Belinda (Bindy) Snyder, Mr. and Richard F. Koch Ms. Sonia S. Margolis Miss Veronica T. Meehan priest for the Episcopal Cluster Mrs. Pauline Kochick Marshall Marine, Inc. Michel Marine Surveyors of Churches near Bytheville, AI<, Ms. Jean Martin load Easter-on-the-River gift boxes in Memphis, TN.

_ THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YO RK & NEW JERSEY Mrs. Jean Michelsohn Naples Leasing Mr. Timothy D. Persons Sea Safety International. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Incorporated Mrs. Edna M. Petersen Inc. Miller III Mr. Howard Needleman Ms. Marilyn T. Pfizenmaier Ms. Donna Sells Mr. and Mrs.Wilbur H. Mrs. Helen Cole Netter Mrs. Irene M. Phelps Ms. Helen H. Semar Miller Capt. and Mrs. Edward Mr.AI Pico Serco Supply Corp. Mr. John A. Missildine D. O'Donnell Mr. Robert B. Pike Ms . Marilyn Sermul La Ms. Lou ise Moberg Mrs. Helen H. O'Hara Ms . Marion J. Plantamura Porte Ms. Ann E. Molier Mr. Martin J. O'Meara, Jr. Ms. Mary F. Plowden- Mrs. Anne Seyfried Mr. D. Mollvene Mrs. Thomas W. Ogilvie Wardlaw Mrs. Marilyn Simons The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Jean Olsen Mr. Thomas W Poole Sisters of the Community W. Montgomery Ms. Agnes C. Olsson Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheppard of the Holy Spirit of Mrs. Barbara N. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Poor New York. NY Ms. Marcia W. Moore H. Osborn III Mr. Matthew Pouliot Mr. Fredrick Smith Mrs. Bertha K. Moriarty Miss Lois N. Osborne Ms . Sebastian R. Presty Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey G. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mr. John J. Overstreet, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Morrison Paducah Visitors Bureau Prokop Lynn Smith Mr. Michael Morrow Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Sobin The Rev. and Mrs. James P. Palmer Pruden Mrs. Janet A. Sommerrock Morton Paul's Marine Brokers Mrs.Wiliiam F. Railing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miss Elsa B. Motzer Mr. and Mrs . William F. Ms. Nancy W Raynolds Spalding II Mrs. Theresa Mueller Pearce Ms. Mary Reddington Ms. Florence Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Ms. Louise P. Pea rson Mr. John Shedd Reed Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Mullane Mr. and Mrs. John Peel Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Spencer Ms. Theresa Muller Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peralta Reiber Mrs. Flora Speranza Ms. Enid Mullin and The Rev. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. St. Andrew's Episcopal Ms. Viola E. Mullin D. Persell Reisert Church/ECW of Capt. and Mrs. Charles M. Sudlersville. MD Renick St.Andrew's Episcopal Ms. Carmella Richardson Church of lincoln Ms. Marie A. Ridgeway Park, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard St. Barnabas' Episcopal Rifkin Church of Brooklyn, NY Mr. William Riley St. Bartholomew's Anne W. Robbins Episcopal Church of Mr. Glen O. Robinson Brooklyn. NY Ms. Polly W Rodie St. James Episcopal Mrs.Alice S. Rogerson Churchwomen of Mrs. Beatrice Romanowski Ridgefield, NJ Ms. Elizabeth E. Roosevelt St. John the Divine Mr. and Mrs. Morris Roth Episcopal Church of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ruhan Hasbrouck Heights, NJ Mr. Walter J. Rupp St. John's Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Ryan of Kingston, NY Mrs. Shirley A. Ryba St. John's Episcopal Church Mr. H.Alexander Salm of Larchmont. NY Mrs. Clotilde K. Saltzman St. John's Episcopal Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Women's Auxiliary (From left) james Garry, President, Bay Container Repairs of New jersey, Sanderlin of Odessa. NY and founding Chairman of the SCI GolfToumament; Kevin O'Mara, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V, St. Margaret's Guild, Christ O'Mara Construction; Steve Garrison, Portwide Cargo Securing Co.; Savage Episcopal Church of Tom Garry, Classic Security;john Gal/etely, Columbia Container Services; Ms. Jane G. Scambler Charlottesville, VA and John Armstrong, Columbia Container Services. are part of 136 golfers Ms. Catherine G. Schultz St. Mark's Episcopal Mr. and Mrs.William Church/St. Elizabeth's participating in the 9th Annual SCI GolfToumament on May 5 at the F. Schumacher Guild of New Maplewood Country Club in New jersey. Mr. William E. Schutt Britain, CT Mr. Michael Anthony Scinto Scio Shipping, Inc.

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(From left) Emma Kouznetzova, Direaor of the Yalta International St. Paul's Episcopal Church Mrs. H.A.Von Behr CELEBRATION Seafarers' Center, and Tatiana Sitalo, of Honolulu, HI Ms. Elizabeth R. Vreeland Deputy Direaor, accepted an SCI St. Paul's Episcopal Church Ms. Mary Wachterhauser Anniversary Distinguished Service citation for the Parish Aid Society of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Christmas Poughkeepsie, NY Waibel Christmas-at-Sea program Yalta International Seafarers' Center St. Philip's Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. John R. Publication of Water for six years of exceptional service to of Brooklyn, NY Walbridge Words seafarers on November 3 in the Ukraine. St. Thomas' Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. Gregory St. John's Episcopal Church, of New Windsor, NY Waldrop Tuckahoe, NY St. Thomas' Episcopal Church Dr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Walker Dr. Fred C. Hess of Vernon, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. The Rev. Canon Peter Larom Ms. Lois V. Stauffer Warner John M. Mulligan 's ministry Ms . Harriett Steed Mr. Seth H. Washburn John Napierski Ms. Antonia J. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Marisa Louise Pearsall Mr. William M. Stiger Weiner Phyllis Shadwell's 94th Ms. Edith C. Stone Ms. Patricia E. Whalen birthday Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stone Mrs. Catherine B.White The Rev. Nancy Strong Capt. and Mrs. James J. White Ms. Caroline E. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. HONOR Mrs. Harriet Stuart White Ms. Deborah C. Stutz Mrs. W C. Whitehead All Seamen Ms. Bettina B. Swan Mr. and Mrs. William A. A. All the late seamen The Rev. and Mrs. J. Gordon Wichert Jayder Andre Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Wiitala Richard Y. At Lee II Ms. Sherrill M. Swezey Mr. and Mrs. Neale G. Wilkins George D. Benjamin Mr. John Y. Taggart The Rev. and Mrs. James R. Christmas-at-Sea Mr. Kjellaug Tangen Wilkinson Barbara Clauson Mrs. Jane R. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Cleon L. Karen Cox Mrs. Elna M. Thatcher Williams Jean and A. James The de'Gater Foundation, Inc. The Rev. and Mrs. Frederic P. Crawford The Episcopal Church Williams The Rev. Lee Alison John Anthony Nicolich Women, Grace Church of Mrs. Jere T. Williams, Sr. Crawford Clifford B. O'Hara Windsor, CT Mrs. B. Wilson Crew of USNS Mohawk Polar Tanker CO.-Fleet Sailors The Rector's Guild of Mr. and Mrs.Alan Winsor T-ATF 170 William F. Railing Episcopal Church of Mr. John Wittmann Capt. John D. Crocker AdmiraIWM.F. Rea III St. Luke & St. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wofford The Rev. Francis D. Daley USCG (Ret.) of Brooklyn, NY Women of Christ Episcopal Samuel Delman Clara Mae Renzie The Waterways Journal Church of Toms River, NJ William Tate Denis Seamen's Church Institute's Mrs. Louise R. Thibodaux Women of St. Barnabas-by­ Duff Donnelly staff Mrs. Josephine Tienken the-Bay Episcopal Church Dunne Family The Rev. Dr. Jean R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Titus of Villas, NJ Captain Nicole Gardner Douglas B. Stevenson, Esq. Ms. Claire H. Todd Women of St. James' Alan Gibby's mother The Rev. Daniel R. Strong Judge David G.Trager and Episcopal Church of West Silas M.R. Giddings U.S.N. Armed Guard Prof. Roberta E. Weisbrod Hartford, CT Doris M. Gresham Capt. John Vandervort Mrs. Evelyn S. Treiber Women of St. John's Andrew Hamersky Hulda Kamu Ves Trinity Episcopal Church Episcopal Church of Shepard Hildebrand James R. Whittemore Woman's Guild of Red Donora, PA Jakob Isbrantsen The Rev. Jim Wilkinson Bank, NJ Women of St. Mary's Jesus, Seamen and the Pauline Wong Mr. and Mrs. Ron D. Ubaldi Episcopal Church of Benedictine Monks James F.Young, Esq. USN Armed Guard WW II Cold Spring, NY Solange Lamaire Veterans Ms. Pauline Wong The Rev. Canon Peter Larom Ms. Evangeline Valavanis Mr. and Mrs. James Yglesias Mr. Charles W Lee, Jr. Mr. R. Neale Van Delft Ms. Karyn E. Young Thomas Leeper Mrs. Julia E.Van Dyke Capt. and Mrs. Rollin T.Young So lange Lemaire Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Ry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Zebro Merchant Seamen of World Mr. and Mrs. John W. War II Vandervort

_ THE SEAMEN'S CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY MEMORIAL William Hengeveld William John Waibel GIFTS-IN-KIND Henry E. Higginbotham Janet Higginbotham William Ackert Sidney Higginbotham Washburn American Bureau of Shipping John G.Allen Leroy Hite Thelma Washington C & E Design Louise L. Anderson Mrs. Grace Holmes Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. The American Waterways Harry Anderson, Jr. Victor A. Jimenez Weeth Operators Etta Astwood Aserid and Frank Thaddeus J. Wessel Export Transport Co Thomas Baird Johannessen Constance West Mrs. Nancy Graham The Rev. Donald Barret Edgar Johnson Nancy Wiggins Mr. David Kenna Baldwin Edith Johnson Helen S. Wolterstorff Reinauer Transportation William Barr Arthur H. Johnstone Jessie L Young United New York and Dick Bennis Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Jones New Jersey Sandy Hook Florence Block Pat Jones Pilots Benevolent Assoc. Vera Ide Bouton Hoda Kaplan ESTATES Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker Catherine K. Bower CaptA J. Kelly World Cafe Minnie E. Bower Capt. John T. Larsen Estate of Beatrice C. Allison John Brasel George R. Le Sauvage,Jr. Estate of Lorene Banta Bryant W. Brennan Mr. Costas M. Lemos Estate of William C. Clark Wright Britton Capt. Walter J. lidwin Estate of John B. Crockett Everett F. Britz, Sr. Richard Lloyd Estate of Charles S. Keene Helen Kirby Callari Vincent Louidice Estate of Robert N. Kohman Carolus Carlson James Macardell Estate of George P. Lumsden Alberta Cash James C. Maffei Estate of Estelle A. Manning Johnny Cash Mrs. Julius Manger Estate of Almond M. Paine Ethel A. Clark Frank Manning Estate of Ralph R. Peach man Patricia Clay Charles H. Marshall Estate of Kate B. Sheadle Dr. Patrick Colagiuri John Mirovsky John H. Coussens Robert Breaker Moore Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Cox Grace W. Moran Petty Officer Shawn Dale John Napierski Marlene Daniels John Anthony Nicolich Alexis S. Denisof Jacqueline Paula S. O'Brian Mrs. John Dolan Clifford B. O 'Hara Capt. Albert Draper J. John Pease Frederick J. Dreyfus Isabella H. Potts Richard W. Elfers Walter B. Potts Peter Elkowitz Marguerite and John Putnam Rev. Roscoe T. Faust William C. Quinby Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ford Mrs. Doris A. Ramey Joseph Robert Fraley Captain Thomas Reilly Francine Kenneth J. Roberts Frederick Friesendorf The Rev. Henry F. Roberts Capt. Louis A. Gabrielli Jean Wisniewski Ryan Anne Willard Gibby Lucille Sampson Rose Gioeli Mrs. Sampson William L. Glenn Leonard Sermul Andres Gonzalez Suzanne Smelcer Herbert M. Graham Smith Mr. Richard Grapes, Sr. William A. Smith Steve Groneman Smith and Perez families Charles S. Haight. Jr. Fred Stutz Students (rom St Matthew's Parish School in Pad~c Palisades, CA, and their Capt. Carl Hanson Capt. Constantine N. chaperones, (ollowing their May 29 presentation of $20,600 to the Institute Capt. Gerald Harrington Tavlarios in honor o( its 9-11 Emergency Relief Effort. The group included 35 students Jay Harrington Raymond Thatcher and 3 chaperones. George S. Haswell III Gale H.Touchstone Comm. Harman Hawkins Victims of 9-1 I Franklin E.Vilas, Sr.

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SCI Headquarters The Rev. Francis Cho Center for Maritime Education Henry E. Enright The Rev. James Kollin rM!tnIInistry@$Oemenschurch.ol'f Center for Seafarers' Rights Chaplains Director, Development Sister Joy Mary Manthey. CSJ Seafarers' Center and Public Relations Andre Stuckey ChopIaIn based ", New Orleons, LA Water Street Gallery Jennifer L Koenig Operations Manager Cell phone. 270-210-4526 241 Water Street Director of Spedal Events New York. NY 10038 Deacon Jacques Girard The Rev. James R. Wilkinson 212-349-9090 Alison Montgomery Fad/rues & Chopel CoordInator ChopIaIn based In LDuisYiIIe., KY Fax: 212-349-8342 Development Assodate Cartos Correa Cell phone: 270-210-5626 www.seamenschurch.org Purvi Shah Business Manager Ann Mills E-mail: [email protected] Information Technology Administrator Janet Temchus CoordInatDr af SpedCJI Projects in Debra A. Wagner Receptionist based Paducah. ICY Tel: 270-575-1005 The Rev. Jean R. Smith. D.o. Director of Communications Bill Watkins Executive Director Mercedes Wright Restouront and eatenng Manager Tami Kurtz Administrative Assistant Cirilo Marquez 9650 High Level Road Executive Office Manager Cook ~ Ass,stont Houston, TX 77029 Edgar C. Estrada Pat Napolitano Tel: 713-674-1236 Chief Finanaal Officer Pub Coordinator Fax: 713-674-1239 Eric K. Larsson Anita Mullane lisandro Cortez E-mail: Director, Center for Maritime Education Assistant Comptroller Ross Marina Osorio cmegulfregton@seamenschurch·orr Edward Schultz David Lalsa Building Maintenance Captain William R. Douatas. MNI Senior Lecturer Accounts Payable DUecr:or. Center (or MOI1Ime fducatiDn Eric Ma GuIfReg/on Digital Media Systems Manager The Rev. Mary F. Grambsch I I I Kentucky Avenue Captain Arnie Rothstein Amanda Betsch Paducah, KY 42003 Deputy Direcfl)r Administrative ASSIstant Tel: 270-575-1005 Captain Leo Braun William Breen Fax: 270-575-9152 Ytilte~ Consultant Bulldmg Manager and Engineer Email: [email protected] Douglas B. Stevenson. Esq. Sheba Czerwonka Dominick Ferraro Captain Greg Menke Director, Center for Seafarers'Rights RegIstror Assistant to Building Manager Director, Center (or Maritime ElJUCDtiOtI - Deborah G. Blanchard Paducah Andre V1l1outre1x Stoff Attorney Build",g I 18 Export Street Captain Robert Taylor Karen Dominguez Port Newark. NJ 071 14 Director of Infond Trolnlng Admmlstratlve Assistant Tel: 973-589-5828 Buck Viniard Fax: 973-589-7463 Building Faality CoorcflnotDr Barbara E. Clauson E-mail: [email protected] Kelly Butts Director, Chrtstmas-at-Sea RefJ5trOr The Rev.Andy Moore Director, International Seafarers' Center