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Chesapeake Bay Yacht Clubs Association Roster Book Cover 2:Layout 1 3/19/11 3:54 PM Page 1 Chesapeake Trenton C Chesapeake Bay B 63rd Anniversary Philadelphia Y Bay C Yacht Clubs A Yacht 2 Association Wilmington 0 Clubs 1 Atlantic City 1 Association C Baltimore H A Annapolis R Washington T R O O M Ocean City C H 2020 A 2011 T CHARTROOMCHARTROOM T CHATTER E CHATTER R Roster Issue R Roster53rd Issue Anniversary O S HistoryHistory and and PurposePurpose T Organization and Officers E OrganizationConstitution andand By-Laws Officers R MemberMember Club Club Burgees Burgees DirectoryDirectory of of Member Member Clubs Clubs I Flags Protocol UniformFlags Protocol Guidelines VisitVisit Us Us At: At: S Location of Member Clubs WWW.CBYCA.ORGWWW.CBYCA.ORG S Location of Member Clubs Norfolk U E USE OUR ADVERTISERS! Mention their ad in the CBYCA Chartroom Chatter Roster Issue! Worldwide Yacht Sales | Yacht Charters | New Yacht Construction We cover the Bay with local offices, local brokers and worldwide marketing. 409 Chester Ave. Suite A, Annapolis, MD 21403 400 South Talbot Street, Saint Michaels, MD 21663 274 Bucks View Lane, Suite 3, Deltaville VA 23043 13180 Marina Way, Woodbridge, VA 22191 302 Canal Street, Delaware City, DE 19706 Tel 855.266.5676 • [email protected] CurtisStokes.net CBYCA, THE BOATER’S VOICE! Serving 85,000 Recreational Boaters! WWW.CBYCA.ORG USE OUR ADVERTISERS! Mention their ad in the CBYCA Chartroom Chatter Roster Issue! BOAT VINYL WE DESIGN & INSTALL! BOATS • DOCK BOXES • COOLERS LIFE RINGS • KOOZIES • & MORE! / DUKEDESIGNCO @DUKEDESIGNCO WWW.DUKEDESIGNCO.COM [email protected] CBYCA, THE BOATER’S VOICE! Serving 85,000 Recreational Boaters! WWW.CBYCA.ORG Commodore’s Message What an honor it is to serve as Commodore of CBYCA. Our member clubs are like families within the Association regardless of the size, location, amenities, priceless or quaint views. Our friendships and common passions for boating and the care of our waterways unites us. I pledge to respect the bonds already established and do what I can do to help strengthen them as we stand watch to protect each club from any threats and dangers that may arise. This Roster Book publication is our biggest effort to help each of you learn about the members of your association family. I salute the efforts of our Rear Commodore Donna Ferron, Vice Commodore Dan Killeen and Past Commodore Gene Schenck along with many others for their hard work, organizational skills and commitment to complete this book to share with all our members. Keeping our member clubs abreast of and analyzing proposals from lawmakers, regulators, and local officials in the five states and the District of Columbia, as well as the federal level is the responsibility of our Directors of State Legislation. For the outstanding work they do for our Association, we are very proud of all our legislation directors. Comments from ALL of you direct their efforts. We are thankful for all our CBYCA partners. I applaud our relationship with them and praise their dedication and commitment to work together on mutually beneficial issues. My pledge in the coming year is to further enhance these relationships. I'd like to thank Nick Noderer for all his support to the association and I am grateful he has become our new Acting Director of Safety and Education. This is an informative position for the purpose of expanding the knowledge of the association’s members in regard to recreational boater safety and general information relevant to clubs and their members. Always in life there are circumstances and situations which guide us to be the best that we can be. In a couple years the term Coronavirus will just be a memory of the past, but this year, it is the term that halted America. Nevertheless, we are strong and we are resilient. We will get through this together and it will bring all our member clubs and their members closer together as we prepare our boats for the 2020 boating season. I look forward to seeing you on the water and at your yacht club, Kyle Gray 2020 Commodore Chesapeake Bay Yacht Clubs Association 3 USE OUR ADVERTISERS! Mention their ad in the CBYCA Chartroom Chatter Roster Issue! Editor’s Acknowledgements Rear Commodore Donna R. Ferron First, thank you to Chesapeake Bay Yacht Clubs Association (CBYCA) Vice Commodore Dan Killeen for his support, guidance, encouragement, and most of all his vision for the organization. Since I first became a CBYCA delegate for my sailing club almost a decade ago, I don’t think I’ve seen as much growth (along with a few growing pains) as has happened in the past year. As VC Killeen helped CBYCA evolve, so have the following people helped the Chartroom Chatter Roster Edition evolve. Rose Marie Killeen seemingly effortlessly expanded the Royalty section to include both the Chesapeake Bay Queen and Pricesses as well as the DRYL Queen and Prin- cesses. New this year is an added blurb about each young woman that includes their goals and the charties that each supports. Rose Marie also wrote a three-part pagaent series for the monthly Chartroom Chatter. Jo Spencer, CBYCA Historian, helped bring historical context to some of our editorial decisions. She also provided invaluable editing skills. Legislative Director for Penn- sylvania and Delaware Chris Schenck, created the artwork for the uniform protocol pages, a request by many of you to return to the book. Thank you also to CBYCA Past Commodore Gene Schenck for contributions to the protocol and appointed and elected member pages. VC Dan Killeen took the lead on the advertising and I’m grateful. Requesting, tracking, and organizing the ads for the book is time consuming. Any issues with ads rest on my shoulders, of course, but I absolutely needed the help. I hope everyone takes notice of both the returning and the many new advertisers and uses their services as much as possible. Former Director, Safety and Education Tom Costello unfortunately had to resign from his posi- tion but he generously continued to provide technical assistance for the new roster database that he created and linked to the CBYCA website that he helped upgrade and update. Tom, along with CBYCA Treasurer Penny Rhine implemented a payment platform that made it easier for adver- tisers and patrons to pay online. While VC Killeen steers the CBYCA ship into the future, Past Commodore Dion Guthrie made me more aware of the importance of remembering CBYCA’s past. Due to space limitations with the printed edition of the book, PC Guthrie’s request to have an expanded Past Commodores directory will be moved onto the website. The organization welcomed several new clubs and partners as members this year. I look forward to meeting their representatives and determining how CBYCA can serve them. Stay safe. Donna 2020 Rear Commodore, Chesapeake Yacht Clubs Association, Inc. 4 CBYCA, THE BOATER’S VOICE! Serving 85,000 Recreational Boaters! WWW.CBYCA.ORG CHANGE OF WATCH NOVEMBER 2019 IP/C Mike Gaff and Commodore Kyle Gray 2020 BOARD OF GOVERNORS L-R Front Sec. Stephanie Gaff; QO Tom Yanni, V/C Dan Killeen, Commodore Kyle Gray, R/C Donna Ferron, Treasurer Penny Rhine Back Row: DRJ Harlie Spencer; DRL, P/C Gene Schenck; DSL PA&DE Chris Schenck; DSL MD Dave Thomas; DSL NJ Dottie Noderer; Leg. Dir. Tim Abel; IPC Mike Gaff; DRK Joe Livingston; Tom Costello (former Director, Safety & Education); DRH Robert Naylor; DRA Nick Noderer Not in Photo: DSL DC Howard Gasaway, Sr., DRB Jim Morrissey, DRE Rose Marie Killeen, DRG Dennis Webster, DRI Ransey Adkins, and Director Federal Leg. Earl Waesche USE OUR ADVERTISERS! Mention their ad in the CBYCA Chartroom Chatter Roster Issue! 5 CBYCA Member Clubs: Year In Review Hightlights of CBYCA and Member Club Events 6 CBYCA, THE BOATER’S VOICE! Serving 85,000 Recreational Boaters! WWW.CBYCA.ORG 2019 LINTON E. KILMON, JR. AWARD DRYL President, Paul ‘Juice’ Jusino was presented the 2019 Linton E. Kilmon, Jr. Award. This award was established by CBYCA Past Commodore Linton E. Kilmon, Jr. (1984) through his estate. This honor annually recognizes an individual who has contributed the most effort to the ideals of CBYCA. Commodore Jusino has served as President of the DRYL organization for 15 consecutive years. He’s been involved with the League for over 25 years and membership clubs in the DRYL total 37 including the partnership with CBYCA. The DRYL sponsors recognition of the Princess Pageant of their memb er clubs, the Change of Watch, and presentation of the Club of the Year and the Person of the Year Awards at their annual banquet. A favorite comment from Juice, as he is well known, is ‘Please have a safe fun-filled boating season filled with fond memories and fun times.’ 1993 Tom Powers Northern Star Hunter Sailing Association 1994 Penelope N. DeMarco National Potomac Yacht Club 1995 Arthur Murray Kent Island Yacht Club 1996 Carol Eslinge Capital Yacht Club 1997 Dianna Guthrie Crescent Yacht Club 1998 Rosalie Antos Maryland Cruising Club 1999 Stan Osowski Ran-Del Yacht Club 2000 Bridget Bean Marley Boat Club 2001 Pamela Hunt Maryland Cruising Club 2002 Candice Steele, 2001 Queen of the Chesapeake Crescent Yacht Club 2003 Barbara Gricco, Queen of the DRYL Harbor Light Yacht Club 2003 Bridget Smith, 2002 Queen of the Chesapeake North East River Yacht Club 2004 George Anderson Charlestown Yacht Club 2005 Allie Chin Ran-Del Yacht Club 2006 Al Freeman Maryland Yacht Club 2007 John Cromwell Sue Haven Yacht Club 2008 John Hakemian Northern Star Hunter Sailing Association 2009 Tom Powers Northern Star Hunter Sailing Association 2010 Tom Cusick Admirals of Annapolis Yacht Club 2011 Don Gortowski Top of the Bay Cruising Association 2012 Jeanette Baker Prince William Yacht Club 2013 Dottie Noderer Delaware River Yacht Club 2014 Janet Yodris Veterans Yacht Club Association 2015 Karen Davis White Rocks Yacht Club 2016 Tom Mannion Sue Haven Yacht Club 2017 Jo Spencer District Yacht Club 2018 Stephanie Gaff Red Eye Yacht Club USE OUR ADVERTISERS! Mention their ad in the CBYCA Chartroom Chatter Roster Issue! 7 PAST COMMODORES Chesapeake Bay Yacht Clubs Association 1957 - 1960 William B.
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