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Silent Auction Silent ExoticAuction trips, beautiful art, exquisite. jewelry, books and much, much more! Silent Auctions all weekend- at the Fish & Famous Gala, Awards Dinner and Exhibit Floor Dive Travel Donor Description Anthony’s Key Resort Seven (7) night dive package including all meals, three (3) single tank boat dives daily, Roatan, Honduras two (2) single tank night dives, shore diving, Fiesta for one person Atlantis Dive Resort One (1) person, seven (7) nights accomodations, all meals, unlimited scheduled boat dives, Phillipines (Puerto Galera) Internet, breakfast drinks, (Surcharges Additional) Borneo Divers Mabaul, Malaysia Two (2) people, Six (6) day, Five (5) night stay, three (3) boat dives daily Compass Point/Ocean Frontiers Two (2) persons, Five (5) nights accomadations at Compass Point, four (4) days diving Grand Cayman with Ocean Frontiers Deep Blue Resort Two (2) persons, one (1) room for one (1) week including meals and diving Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras Divi Resorts, FlamingoBeach Hotel Two (2) people, Five (5) nights accomadations, four (4) days of unlimited use of tanks for shore diving Bonaire Kids Sea Camp, Bonaire, NA One adult, one child in Bonaire Dancer Fleet One (1) Person voyage in the Bahamas Bahamas Kungkungen Bay Resort, Indonesia Two (2) people, one (1) week, beach front, meals, transfers, six (6) days diving Laguna Beach Resort, One (1) person, seven (7) nights stay, eight (8) days, six (6) days diving Utila, Honduras Lolowata, Papua New Guinea Two (2) persons, Four (4) nights, three (3) days diving, all meals M.V Bilikiki / M.V. Spirit of the Solomons One (1) Person Seven night trip (Not including taxes ) M.V. Febrina, Papua New Guinea Two (2) people, 10 night cruise Must see attached qualifi ers M.V. Manthiri, Maldives One (1) person, nine day voyage (Blackout dates apply) Maldives Ark Royal Dive Yacht and Spa One (1) person cruise, up to nine (9) nights Manta Ray Bay / Yap Divers Yap, One (1) person, Seven (7) night stay in a Standared room, fi ve (5) days diving, transfers and Micronesia complimentary wake-up tea and coffee service in room Marco Vincent Dive Resort, Philippines One (1) person six (6) days, fi ve (5) nights including breakfast, transfers and unlimited shore diving Mike Ball Dive Expeditions One (1) person fl y/dive voyage Great Barrier Reef, Cod Hole, and Ribbon Reefs Infi nity Bay Resort, Roatan For two (2) people, seven (7) nights stay, including breakfast and dive package Scuba Club Cozumel Two (2) Persons, three (3) night dive package Solmar V One (1) person, Socorro Islands, eight (8) nights, nine (9) days Two (2) persons, Seven (7) nights stay, Six (6) days diving, breakfast daily, Ramon’s Reef air transfers Belize City to San Pedro SMY Ondina One person (1) on any 8 or 9 day scheduled cruise. Solimon Shenouda: Airplane to Martha’s Two (2) persons Westchester Airport to Martha’s Vineyard, Ma. For a memorable day Vineyard, MA in a Beechcraft Bonanza Sunset House, Grand Cayman Two (2) people, fi ve (5) nights, four (4) days boat diving, unlimited shore diving One (1) person, seven (7) nights stay, Six (6) days diving, (three (3) dives per day), Turquoise Bay Resort, Roatan plus all meals and airport transfers Uepi Island Resort, One (1) person, seven (7) nights stay, ten (10) dives, all meals included Marovo Lagoon Solomon Islands Undersea Hunter Group One (1) person, ten (10) day dive trip to Cocos Islands, Costa Rica (Space Available) Wailindi Plantation, Papua New Guinea Two (2) persons, Six (6) nights, two (2) dives per day, all meals . .And More Silent Auction More Dive Travel Donor Description Wakatobi, Indonesia One (1) person, Ten (10) nights including all meals and diving Westin Casuarina Resort and Spa, Grand One room, four (4) night stay , Red Sail Dive package Cayman /including Red Sail Sports Worldwide Dive and Sail One (1) person, six (6) night cruise in Palau Fantasy Island, Roatan, Honduras One (1) person, one (1) week stay, all inclusive (not including air fare) Tufi Diving Experience, Three (3) nights at the Tufi Resort … hotel, diving, meals Papua New Guinea In Depth Water Sports, Grand Cayman Three (3) days of two (2) tank boat trips on Navy Seal dive boat “Peaceful Warrior” Minahasa Lagoon, Sulawesi, Indonesia Seven (7) nights, one (1) person including hotel, diving, meals Blue Lagoon, Two (2) peole, four (4) nights at hotel, three (3) days diving Chuuk, Micronesia (Truk) Sunbreeze Hotel and Tropic Air Two (2) round trip fl ights (Goldson -San Pedro - Goldson), Sunbreeze Hotel, fi ve (5) nights based on Ambergris Caye, Belize double occupancy, two (2) days, two (2) tank boat dives Equipment - Art - Treasures - Books & CDs Equipment: Artistic Works by: Treasures from: • Oceanic Worldwide Computer Watch • Wyland Worldwide LLC • Nat Eisen & Son Jewelers • Aeris Manta Computer Watch • Sue & Jack Drafahl • Judy Simek - silk scarf • Hollis Gear • Pascal Lacocoq • Big Blue • Sea Life camera w/housing • David Dunleavy • Jeremy Sinkus • Go Pro Hero 2 camera w/housing • Ernie Brooks • Guy Havey Gourmet Treats from: Books & DVDs: • Pascal Lacocoq • Baldor • Brett Gilliam “Diving Pioneers and Innovators” • John Ares • Pete’s Saloon signed, numbered, limited Beneath The Sea edition book • Jack & Sue Drafahl - Underwater Photoshop DVD Tutorials - Adobe Lightroom DVD Tutorial e Women Divers Hall of Fame Donor Description Atlantis Dive Resorts, 7 nights’ accommodations for one (1) person at either Atlantis Puerto Galera or Atlantis Dumaguete Philippines Value: $1,900 Included: accommodations, meals, drinks at breakfast, Internet, unlimited scheduled boat dives (up to 5 per day including night diving), use of weights, and belts & air tanks. Not included: airfare, transfers, dive courses, dive equipment rentals, Nitrox, personal purchases, Verde Island dives, gratuity, local tours, Marine Park Fee (Dumaguete), sodas, alcohol, any additional taxes or local fees. Trip has no cash value, is based on availability and is not transferable. Free trip cannot be used in conjunction with group trips. Martha Watkins Gilkes 6 Days/5 Nights for 2 at Treetops Guest Cottage • Antigua, West Indies • Value $2,500 5 Nights luxury accomodations for two. Located 5 minutes from one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world (rated by US Travel Channel). Includes cocktails with Women Divers Hall of Fame Past President, Martha Watkins Gilkes. Margo Peyton, Kids Sea Camp Family Dive Adventure: Bonaire Buddy Dive Resort • Value up to $3,350 Kids Sea Camp 1 Adult & 1 child. Package includes: 7 nights at Buddy Dive Resort in a studio suite and 6 days of unlimited shore diving for adult, 3 meals daily for both adult and child, all rental gear for childs 5 day package, Kids Sea Camp T-shirt, hat, PADI diving society membership, 1 full year of Sport Diver Magazine, Marine art painting with Tom Peyton and video work shops with Annie Craw- ley, Sunset Cruise for 2, Slack line, Tubing, PADI certifi cation program, daily activities, boat and shore dives according to program included for child. If Jr. Open Water, PADI E:learning program. CCR rebreather DEMO, Photo Clinics with SeaLife. Kids Sea Camp PADI program age appropriat. Round trip airport transfers. NOT Included: Departure Tax, Airline tickets, Tips, service charges, beverages, Bonaire Marine Park fees. E:learning access pass for JOW, and Bonaire 7% Govt taxes pp. • Kids Age for programs: SASY for age 5-7, Seal Team for ages 8-10, and Jr. Open Water ages 10+, Certifi ed kids programs for kids 10-16. • Upgrades to larger accommodations is available at additional cost, Upgrade from child to adult also available at additional cost. Adding additional adults and kids available at additional costs. Terms, subject to availability at time of reservation request. Package can not be transferred, bartered, sold or redeemed or refunded. Package has no cash value can not be exchanged. Jennifer Carter A Shipwreck Book Lover’s Dream Collection • Value $150 WDHOF member Jennifer Carter’s autographed book, “Titanic Adventure”, “Arcturus Adventure” by William Beebe, a fi rst edition that’s very old but beautiful WDHOF member Cathy Cush’s book “Shipwrecks” and “The Atlas of Shipwrecks and Treasure”. All of the above are out of print, but in NEW condition, except for the Beebe book which is in Very Good condi- tion, and a valuable antique..
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