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2018 Membership Directory Established 1969 2018 2018 Membership Directory 2018 OFFICERS Commodore: Mark Walker Vice Commodore: Geoff Endris Treasurer: Tom Moore Welcome to Eagle Creek Sailing Club! We were established Secretary: Rich Fox in 1969 to "encourage, sponsor and develop recreational and competitive sailing on Eagle Creek Reservoir." Over the Past Commodore: Larry Conrad years, the club has built a wonderful facility and established many programs and events to achieve this. We have very COMMITTEE CHAIRS competitive club racing on Wednesday nights and friendly Sunday Fun-Day racing on Sunday afternoons. We have a Harbormaster: Dennis Robertson myriad of social events, including holiday pitch-ins, a Lobster Assistant: Jan Wishart Fest, and our year-end Final Bash. We have a well- Membership: Jane Schmidt established and very active youth sailing program that competes in regattas all season. They also hold two weeks of Assistant: Christy Merriman Summer Sailing Camp that has become more popular every Publicity: Rick Graef year (get your reservations in early). The club hosts four Racing: Bob Hickock regattas every year, and we encourage everybody to Assistant: John George participate in the Saturday evening regatta dinner and party whether you raced or not. Information on these events can be Safety / Education: Chuck Lessick found on our website at “ecsail.org.” Assistant: Wayne Myers The club belongs to the ILYA (Inland Lake Yachting Ship Store: Les Miller Association) and the YCA (Yachting Club of America). These Social: Vickie Greenough memberships give us privileges at other clubs that belong to those associations. More information can be found on their websites. Keep this in mind when traveling and use the CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS opportunity to visit other yachting and sailing clubs. Term Expiration Year 2018 2019 2020 We hope all of our members will enjoy whatever aspects it is Kenny Chapman Rich Fox Rick Graef that make sailing special to them at Eagle Creek Sailing Club this year. If you have any comments on the club or Larry Conrad Chuck Goff Bill Harrington suggestions for improvements, please feel free to pass them Jennifer Curtis Bill Grant Bob Hickok on using the email links provided on the website. Fair winds Geoff Endris Vickie Greenough Ki Hickok and pleasant sailing to all! Chuck Lessick Les Miller Sheela Krout Mark Walker Bob McCoun Chauncey Olin Wayne Myers ECSC Commodore 2018 Tom Moore Nan Schulze Dennis Robertson Al Wilkins Mark Walker Jane Schmidt Eagle Creek Sailing Club 1969-2018 This directory may not be used for commercial purposes 2018 OFFICERS Commodore: Mark Walker Vice Commodore: Geoff Endris Treasurer: Tom Moore Secretary: Rich Fox Past Commodore: Larry Conrad COMMITTEE CHAIRS Harbormaster: Dennis Robertson Assistant: Jan Wishart Membership: Jane Schmidt Assistant: Christy Merriman Publicity: Rick Graef Racing: Bob Hickock Assistant: John George Safety / Education: Chuck Lessick Assistant: Wayne Myers Ship Store: Les Miller Social: Vickie Greenough CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS Term Expiration Year 2018 2019 2020 Kenny Chapman Rich Fox Rick Graef Larry Conrad Chuck Goff Bill Harrington Jennifer Curtis Bill Grant Bob Hickok Geoff Endris Vickie Greenough Ki Hickok Chuck Lessick Les Miller Sheela Krout Bob McCoun Chauncey Olin Wayne Myers Tom Moore Nan Schulze Dennis Robertson Al Wilkins Mark Walker Jane Schmidt Eagle Creek Sailing Club 1969-2018 This directory may not be used for commercial purposes 3 Membership Directory Commodore Greetings Officers, Committee Chrs. Board Members Membership Membership Data Data Members - Listed by Number Sportsmanship of the Year Award Past Commodores Wet Slip Chart Includes paid members as of 4/22/18 Eagle Creek Sailing Club Please notify the ECSC Membership Chair of any changes or updates 8901 W. 46th Street via email: [email protected] Indianapolis, IN 46234 View Website at: ecsail.org Website: ecsail.org 4 Membership Directory Commodore Greetings Officers, Committee Chrs. Board Members Membership Membership Data Data Members - Listed by Number Sportsmanship of the Year Award Past Commodores Wet Slip Chart Includes paid members as of 4/22/18 Eagle Creek Sailing Club Please notify the ECSC Membership Chair of any changes or updates 8901 W. 46th Street via email: [email protected] Indianapolis, IN 46234 View Website at: ecsail.org Website: ecsail.org 5 Ahrbecker, Nancy Ballard, Curtis & Kathi 10807 Belair Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46280 507 Downing Drive, Greenwood, IN 46143 Children: Children: MemNum/Type: 503/LM Slip/Park: MemNum/Type: 354/FM Slip/Park: Boat1: Boat1: Catalina 22', Swee'Pea, IN9289DT Boat2: Boat2: M1: Retired RN M1: Metallurgist, RRNA M2: M2: Banker PNC H/M1/M2: 815-6833 H/M1/M2: 418-1445-c-C Email: [email protected] Emergency: Email: [email protected] Emergency: 319-1147-c-K Email: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Akers , Marshall & Jane Baloski , Gjoko & Ann 7497 Charrington Court, Indianapolis, IN 46254 6822 Windemere Drive, Zionsville, IN 46077 MemNum/Type: 270/FM Slip/Park: Children: Sofia, Alek Boat1: Cape Dory 25' MemNum/Type: 280/FM Slip/Park: C154 Boat2: O'Day Mariner 19', Graceful, IN9425DG Boat1: Hunter 23.5, Momentum, IN5137CB M1: Operations Manager, RPI M1: Director M2: R.N. (school) M2: Behavior Analyst, Behavior Works H/M1/M2: 750-0960-c-M / 765-675-7586-w-M H/M1/M2: 919-6326 / 731-7777-w-A 544-6200-w-J Emergency: 691-4973-c-A Emergency: 652-9326-c-J Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] / [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alyea , George Banning , Don & Margaret 4633 Orlando Court, Indianapolis, IN 46228 5310 E. 9th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46219-4306 Children: Children: MemNum/Type: 76/RM Slip/Park: F03 MemNum/Type: 88/FM Slip/Park: C157 Boat1: Catalina 250, G.O.J, 406, IN3300BM Boat1: S2 7.9, Strike II, IN0853XF Boat2: Boat2: M1: Retired M1: Systems Manager Global Tel Link M2: M2: Director Irvington Development Org. H/M1/M2: 946-0564-c H/M1/M2: 357-0493 Emergency: Email: [email protected] Emergency: 908-3192-c Email: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Avery , Gary & Susie Bartek , Jim & Carissa 579 King Fisher Drive, Brownsburg, IN 46112 181 E. Quail Wood Lane, Westfield, IN 46074 Children: Children: MemNum/Type: 125/FM Slip/Park: C145 MemNum/Type: 349/FM Slip/Park: Boat1: O'Day 22, Susie Q, IN6475BR Boat1: Hunter 26', Mariah, IN6081DZ Boat2: Boat2: M1: Retired M1: M2: M2: , H/M1/M2: 605-9807-c-G H/M1/M2: Emergency: 407-1535 Email: [email protected] Emergency: Email: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Baker , Lesley Becker , Doug & Fiona 4826 Carrollton Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46205-1952 1527 Fletcher Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46203 Children: Children: MemNum/Type: 300/RM Slip/Park: MemNum/Type: 304/FM Slip/Park: Boat1: Sunfish 13' Boat1: Ultimate-20, Spice Jar, IN3970DW Boat2: Boat2: M1: Professor, Herron School of Art M1: SW Developer, Beckman M2: M2: GIS Specialist, The Nature Conservancy H/M1/M2: 510-219-4447 / 278-2480-w H/M1/M2: 373-3630-c-D / 373-3631-w-D Emergency: Email: [email protected] Emergency: 373-3631-c-F Email: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Ahrbecker, Nancy Ballard, Curtis & Kathi 10807 Belair Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46280 507 Downing Drive, Greenwood, IN 46143 Children: Children: MemNum/Type: 503/LM Slip/Park: MemNum/Type: 354/FM Slip/Park: Boat1: Boat1: Catalina 22', Swee'Pea, IN9289DT Boat2: Boat2: M1: Retired RN M1: Metallurgist, RRNA M2: M2: Banker PNC H/M1/M2: 815-6833 H/M1/M2: 418-1445-c-C Email: [email protected] Emergency: Email: [email protected] Emergency: 319-1147-c-K Email: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Akers , Marshall & Jane Baloski , Gjoko & Ann 7497 Charrington Court, Indianapolis, IN 46254 6822 Windemere Drive, Zionsville, IN 46077 MemNum/Type: 270/FM Slip/Park: Children: Sofia, Alek Boat1: Cape Dory 25' MemNum/Type: 280/FM Slip/Park: C154 Boat2: O'Day Mariner 19', Graceful, IN9425DG Boat1: Hunter 23.5, Momentum, IN5137CB M1: Operations Manager, RPI M1: Director M2: R.N. (school) M2: Behavior Analyst, Behavior Works H/M1/M2: 750-0960-c-M / 765-675-7586-w-M H/M1/M2: 919-6326 / 731-7777-w-A 544-6200-w-J Emergency: 691-4973-c-A Emergency: 652-9326-c-J Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] / [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alyea , George Banning , Don & Margaret 4633 Orlando Court, Indianapolis, IN 46228 5310 E. 9th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46219-4306 Children: Children: MemNum/Type: 76/RM Slip/Park: F03 MemNum/Type: 88/FM
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