the Bilge of the Queen City Yacht Club umP VolumeVOLUME 83, NumberNUMBER 1821 P NOVEMBERJuly 2019 2019 thousands of brave men and women did spACe AvAiLAbLe foR ZombieRC TeRRon Land L indhoLmeInvades Main before him to protect our freedoms. #Dday75 QCyC junioR sAiLing / Stationjumps To join #DDay75thAnniversary #DDay75years #Dday 75Th AnniveRsARy #WWII #Veterans boATing CAmp Queen City Yacht Club Junior Sailing Camp of d-dAy On June 6, 1944, an armada of 150,000 Allied soldiers landed on five beaches in Normandy, invites junior boaters 9-14 years old to participate France. Their mission: to free Europe from the in any of our weekly day camps. Tuition is the tyranny of Nazi domination. This event was $335per week, $605 for two weeks for the same ilge child. The camp provides life jacket and course Bthe largest seaborne invasion in history, and included a collection of American, British, materials, and campers bring their own lunch. of the Queen City Yacht Club Canadian and Australian troops, with soldiers Reserve your spot now! All levels of sailors umP coming fromP a total of 12 countries. and boaters are welcome. Evening Adult sailing Launched as the “Operation Overlord” classes also available by special arrangement. campaign, the battle that initiated the invasion Please email [email protected] for adult classes. of Normandy is forever etched in history by D-Day paratrooper Lindholme 2019 Junior Boating & Sailing Camp Schedule completes the D-day jump flying the one word: D-Day. It would be the day on which Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 4:00pm QCYC burgee the rest of World War II turned. Week #2: July 8 - July 12 Todd and Rosanna Carter(Full; Waitlist Available)ZombieDore Sandy Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of Some historians considerrock itthe the Spooktacular single most party and Chas Week #3: July 15 - July 19 D-Day RC Terron Lindholme was part of a important day in the 20th century. The attack Week #4: July 22 - July 26 large-scaleTim and re-enactment Krissy Connelly that channel played Davyout over Jones at hadZombieland been planned forVOLUNTEER more than a year. The FOR Week #5: July 29 - August 2 ANormandy, nice crowd France. of members Terron, a andformer guests 82nd donnedamphibious their best landings were supported by an Week #6: August 5 - August 9 ‘Zombie’Airborne look Division for a funParatrooper, filled attachedHalloween to partyairborne on the drop third of 13,000THE men later thatSEAFAIR night. CRUISE Week #7: August 12 - August 16 deck.the 307thWillie’s Engineer ‘small Battalion, bites’ washeavy one appetizerof 220 Morefinger than foods 11,000 aircraftPosted and by 5,000 Val ships Ohlstrom, Chair landed across the fiveFor Normandyinformation beachheads, and Weekto #8: Augustvolunteer 19 - August contact 23 Val - werejumpers ideal privilegedfor stamina to be to a partstave of that off re-fellow brain eaters. code-named Utah, Gold,[email protected]. Juno, Sword, and To Register Please Contact: Zombiesenactment, danced to honor the thenight 10,000+ away allied with men DJ Brant. Thanks to who gave their lives on D-Day to preserve Omaha. The day wasCalling plagued byall bad QCYC weather. Captains! [email protected] Please join Registration us in formspreading can be everyone who helped and attended. And special thanks Holiday Cheer by volunteering for the Seafair Holiday Cruise, freedom for generations to people. Through it all, the attack remained a secret, one found on the QCYC website. to Sheri Weiss, and Greg Bolin for their incrediblethat surprised bar the Germans.Sunday, December 8, 2019! Volunteer Orientation Meeting tendingOn the --DZ serving in Normandy “Killer after Zombie a GREAT Cosmos’ along with at 1:00; Volunteer Dinner approximately 5:30. AND FREE jump. Airborne QCYC!! — attending 75th zombie antidotes. And thanks to Chuck Gould and Jim DONUTS BEGINNING AT NOON!!! Volunteer sign up can Anniversary Normandy Jump near Caen, be made from the QCYC website, Event Calendar. and Heather Brignull for helping to decorate and un- Commodore’sFrance. Report . . . . . 1 Insurance Committee . . . . . 6 December 2 Seafair Holiday Cruise decorate. All events need volunteers and these folks were Dress up in your festive holiday duds and join your fellow ViceSuccess! Commodore’s My husband Report just . jumped . . 2 intoChet Gibson Parade ...... 7 December 8 Kid's Christmas Santa Party outstanding! Thanks to all! members for this is a fun-filled event. Be cheered on by the RearSannerville, Commodore's Normandy! Report Commemorating . . . 3 Regatta 75th Power ...... 7 December 8 Chet Gibson Parade and Electric Christmas Ball Janet and Greg Bolin, Halloween ‘Spooktacular’ Chairs Seafair clowns and uplifted by the huge smiles of our guests. DockAnniversary Doin's . D . Day ...... 4 Robert Burns Night ...... Individual9 December skippers 12 volunteerGeneral their Member boats Meeting to take adults with Outstation Report ...... 4 Tarettes Corner ...... 11 So proud of my husband, Terron, who developmentalDecember and 13 intellectual Captain's disabilities Christmas Dinnerand their chaperones QCYCworked Yesterday very hard . the . . past . . . three. 5 years,New to meet Member Orientation . . . for13 a cruise,December and our 28-30 guests New receive Year's aEve treat Decorating bag, a chat and photo with Santa, and a visit with the Seafair clowns. Ship'sall of Store the strict . . qualifications ...... to jump5 intoGeneral Meeting ...... 16 December 31 Welcome Aboard the SS 2019 Kids learn safety skills at QCYC Normandy for the 75th anniversary of D Day. RC LindholmeWE NEEDenroute MANY to his VOLUNTEERS FORboating A SUCCESSFUL camp EVENT, What a way to keep history and the bravery commemorativeincluding 75th Skippers,D-Day Bus Elves, Dock Elves, Santas, and Kitchen Help. of all of those young men who truly risked Anniversary jump CONTENTS MORE VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED NOW! everything for strangers, alive, never forgotten. 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[email protected] havehave been beensubmitting posted posted on on anthe the applicationQCYC QCYC website website for in in themoorage. the last last First, I’d like to thank Greg Bolin and Happy Thanksgiving to all our QCYC - 4th- 4th of of July July at at the the Outstation Outstation - Food,- Food, parade parade twelvetwelve Whenmonths. months. a Comparatively, slipComparatively, becomes before beforeavailable, June June of of those2018, 2018, on andJanetand the the Atkins Bainbridge Bainbridge for communityhosting community this celebration. celebration. year’s members! it itwas was athe afive five relevant year year period period waiting for for the the listpreceding preceding will be three three advised SeniorSenior members members board board Charlevoix Charlevoix skippered skippered CaptainHalloween Bill Reid Party hosting – Zombie Apocalypse. to transpire. One should also note the club rules, Captain Bill Reid hosting byby Greg Greg Burgess Burgess for for their their annual annual cruise cruise to transpire.and can One indicate should also if they note thewish club to rules, accept the I’m writing this just before the party, but which governslip. The the dayperson to day with business, the lowest are also member - Fleet- Fleet Captain Captain Summer Summer Cruise Cruise - Dan- Dan and and QCYC senior members onboard Charlevoix, which govern the day to day business, are also I’ve got a great scary costume all set to QCYC senior members onboard Charlevoix, number will have the highest priority KimKim have have planned planned a agreat great week week with with stops stops skippered by Greg Burgess, and Kaygee Lady, constantlyconstantly updated updated as as the the situation situation dictates. dictates. One One skippered by Greg Burgess, and Kaygee Lady, for assignment to the slip. More details wear. I’m planning to have a great time! skippered by P/C Scott Grimm for the Annual ofof the the more more recent recent and and significant significant rule rule changes changes has has inin Roche Roche Harbor, Harbor, Sidney Sidney BC, BC, Genoa Genoa Bay Bay and and skippered by P/C Scott Grimm for the Annual are contained in the moorage rules in the This month is the kick-off of our Fleet Old Timer’s Cruise. A full complement of 25 beenbeen an an update update and and clarification clarification of of whatwhat constitutes constitutes MillMill Bay Bay Old Timer’s Cruise. A full complement of 25 QCYC Annual. I would be happy to hear Captain, Scott Grimm’s, first event – membersmembers on on each each boat boat enjoyed enjoyed the the 95 95 degree degree a a“storage “storage boat”. boat”. - Laid- Laid Back Back Labor Labor Day Day - A- A mellow mellow close close to to the the any suggestions from members and look Crab Dinner – on Friday, November 15. heatheat and and sunshine, sunshine, adult adult beverages beverages and and each each summersummer with with Captains Captains Mike Mike and and Kitt Kitt Day Day It It is is importantforward important tofor for working members members withto to note note you. that that with with Bar opens at 5:30, dinner served at 6:30. other.other. Special Special thanks thanks to to event event organizer organizer Gerald Gerald thethe ever everMoorage changing changing Chairenvironment, environment, Dick Moxon the the bylaws bylaws and and July July and and August August will will see see Karleen, Karleen, myself myself FeyFey and and my my fellow fellow bartenders bartenders Mark Mark Vanderwall Vanderwall Please sign-up on-line. This will be a rulesrules displayed [email protected] on on the the web web site site reflect reflect the the current current and the Miramar all over the Salish Sea. Rear andand Jeff Jeff Madera. Madera. andpopular the Miramar event all and over we the expectSalish Sea. a sell Rear out! policiespolicies and and should should be be considered considered the the official official CommodoreNext month Terron look Lindholm for a willnew be section responsible in the Commodore Terron Lindholm will be responsible reference.reference.R The ockThe web web site site iswith is usually usually updated updated the within within forfor the Bilgethe day-to-day day-to-day Pump operations“Volunteers operations of of the Wanted”.the Mainstation Mainstation I know a aweek week of of a aparticular particular policy policy change. change. In In years years past, past, andand thatOutstation. Outstation. many Elisemembers Elise will will be be offertaking taking to vacation vacationhelp, but thethe Annual AnnualM was wasa viewed cviewedD as as athe the ddyprimary primary document, document, Ba nd inin late latethey July. July. might VC VC Sandy Sandy not knowis is due due towhere to return return we in in full needfull help. however,however,New that that Year’spractice practice is Eveis no no longer longer at the practical practical Club nor nor CommodoreCommodoreHere are force forcea few by by September.places September. we are looking for Sandy Werner, Commodore efficient.efficient.Join In In fact, thefact, page funpage 116 on116 of December ofthe the 2019 2019 AnnualAnnual 31 has forhas a athe volunteers now: I wish I wish you you all all safe safe sailing sailing this this summer summer and and notenote at at QCYCthe the top top of of annualthe the page page directingNew directing Year’s members members Eve to to the party!the HOLIDAY DECORATE THE SpecialSpecial cake cake greets greets old old timers timers as as they they look forward to seeing you in the islands. webweb site siteWe for for theare the most rollingmost current current out information. information. the Red Carpet for look forward to seeing you in the islands. cruise the lake CLUBHOUSE – We will be decorating cruise the lake The The complete complete listings listings of of bylaws bylaws and and rules rules can can be be MarkMark Reed, Reed, Commodore Commodore a “Night with the Stars” and the Stars the clubhouse for the holidays on foundfound onare on the the you! QCYC QCYC web web site site under under the the page page top top November 22 & 23. If you have menumenu title,Come title, ANNUAL ANNUAL dressed > >RULES RULES in your & & POLICIES POLICIES very best decorating talents to show off or are Please Pleaseformal, feel feel free free tosemi-formal to address address any any Bridge Bridge or costume officer officer attire. just able to lug around the trees and shouldshould Thereyou you have have will questions questions be awards about about a a particularwith particular prizes issue issue for boxes, come on out. Contact me at notnot clearly clearly answered answered in in the the on-line on-line bylaws bylaws or or rules rules Friday, November 8 “Best Celebrity Couple” and “Most [email protected] Queen City Main Station documents.documents. They They can can often often provide provide an an immediate immediate Wet your whistle at 5:30 pm Glamorous Couple”. BARTENDERS – Join the most social answer or have the authority to call on the bylaws, Feast on fresh crab, salad, answer or have the authority to call on the bylaws, bread & dessert at 6:00 pm We are very fortunate to have the area of the club by volunteering as a moorage,moorage, etc. etc. chairperson chairperson for for clarification. clarification. LifeLife member member Al Al Jones Jones (#010) $30 (#010) per person enjoyed enjoyed the the MacDaddy Band on NYE who will Bartender! If you are interested, please Respectfully,Respectfully, William William Brunkhorst, Brunkhorst, 2018 2018 – –2019 2019 OldOld Timers’ Timers’ Cruise Cruise contact Heather Brignull by e-mail - BylawsBylawsbe Chairperson Chairperson making their QCYC debut. The MacDaddy Band is a six member [email protected] Join the First Fleet Captains’ Friday Frenzy for a heckuva seafood dinner! Our team will kill, clean and cook the crab that day! RRenewenewhigh energy ww danceAshingTonAshingTon band with five OFFICE HELP – We all love Elise and Come by boat or land yacht, but make sure you don’t miss out. the hard work she does for us, but we Reserve your space at www.queencity.org ssTATeTATelead vocalists bboAToAT who play four decades occasionally need to give her some time of the best party tunes from the 50’s RRegisTRATionegisTRATionthrough the 80’s. They have played off! Please consider volunteering to help Captains Captains -- -- Don’t Don’t Forget! Forget! All All 2019 2019 Washington Washington State State MarkMark Reed, Reed, Commodore Commodore for the Seahawks, Nordstrom’s and FullFull house house for for the the Old Old Timer’s Timer’s Cruise Cruise BoatBoat Registrations Registrations for for non-documented non-documented vessels vessels expire expire are a regular at the Tulalip onon June June 30th. 30th. If If you you have have not not done done so so already, already, please please Casino. The MacDaddy GALLERYGALLERY MARINEMARINE renewrenew your your Washington Washington State State Boat Boat Registration Registration and and OnOn Seattle’s Seattle’s Lake Lake Union Union affixaffix your your 2020 2020 DecalsDecals Bandto to each each sidewas side of ofvotedthe the bow, bow, “Gigtoward toward SinceSince 1983 1983 thethe stern stern of of the the registration registrationMaster’s number number andBest and in in lineBand” line with with for • Westerbeke• Westerbeke Engines Engines & Generators& Generators • Complete• Complete engine engine room room service service on on Gas Gas & Diesel& Diesel Engines Engines the number. eight years in a row. • Universal• Universal Engines Engines • Fuel• Fuel Tank Tank Replacements Replacements the number. • Ford• Ford Lehman Lehman • 50• 50' Dry' Dry Dock Dock for for Shaft Shaft and and Prop Prop Repairs Repairs Please show your QueenSocial City Yachthour/appetizers Club pride this start • Hino• Hino • Electrical• Electrical Repairs Repairs & Upgrades& Upgrades Please show your Queen City Yacht Club pride this • Yanmar• Yanmar • Repower• Repower or or Rebuild Rebuild at 6:30 pm. 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No second general membership meeting in November or December Rear Commodore’s Report seLLouT CRowd to Opening Day, and at times of hViceoping Commodore’s see Reportyou Rear Commodore’s Report enjoyed Low And other scheduled Club activities on The wATeR This ebsite portal Fall Backward sWLow bbQ including General Meetings and summeR! With New for roster Friday Lunch, only one vehicle per I trust you are as excited about the beginning of changes membership, including trailers, summerBa boatingtteries as Denise and I are? We are really , shall be parked on the Clubhouse looking I’m forward fascinated to the 4th with of July sleep. festivities Mostly at parking options Commodore Reed’s popular sweet meats property. A Club burgee decal must the QCYCbecause Outstation. I lack enough With the holidaysleep (2:30AM being on holiday wakeup) and cherish those few & Thursday this year, some of us may get a four day be affixed to a member’s car at times that I get to sleep in. Vice preparations weekend out of it. We hope to see you there for the all times and a Restricted Period Commodorable Denise There is a new Roster Changes fun this year. If we don’t see you there, perhaps parking permit placard must be (2:00AM wakeup) has perfected the PortalParticipating on the Pitmasters website each developed got a flag by to Billfly we’ll see you on the water this summer. clearly visible. “quick nap”, whereby she can sneak Brunkhorst It was a beautiful and sunny our dayoffice for the manager, “4th Annual I also wanted to thank those of you who followed an afternoon nap, and be refreshed QCYCElise. Low In andaddition Slow BBQ to Competition”.updating roster Queen Parking is allowed only in striped my adventurefor a late to weekday Normandy, activity…me, France, where I not information, the new template also City members and their guests enjoyed every kind areas. Handicapped parking spaces jumpedso much. out of a With DC-3 intoDaylight an original Savings D-Day Time drop provides the ability for members Greg Wharton’s Salish Seabrine’s of BBQ from Brisket to Bacon. We had 12 Pitmasters are not intended for long term use. zone.(DST) It was upon the experience us, I am of delighted a lifetime, and that I’m we to upload photos (main purpose is Burning Butt Stuff in the lineup who donated their time and talents thankfulget an I had extra the opportunityhour of sleep. to share that with headshot photos for the annual).The As a rule of thumb, please be But are the days of losing or gaining to bring the best BBQ they had to the table, and all my QCYC friends. If you would like to know more new system will also generate an email courteous during high volume were rewarded with a custom “Low and Slow” flag aboutan the hour event, of I sleepbelieve for I’ll DSTbe on part“Cloud of Nine” a to the office and annual mailboxes to to proudly fly on their boats. No one left the event parking demands and restrict your for quitebygone a while, era? and Some would even love ask,to share “Why more notify them of changes to be updated. do we have DST?” This year, WA hungry and everyone is looking forward to next parking use to keep spaces available about the experience with any of you. queencity.org/roster-update-request House Bill 1196 asked that Washington year and more delicious BBQ. for other members. Have a HAPPY and SAFE summer!!! There was an incident recently of a observe Daylight Saving Time year- Commodore Reed serves up sweet Rear Commodore (¶trooper) Terron Lindholme prowler on dock 1 and a paddle board As we anticipatebarbecue at a the very Low busy & Slow round. Those efforts were successful paddle stolen. The suspect apparently upcoming holiday season, and got the Senate’s approval and came and left by water. An outboard ultimately Gov. Jay Inslee signed off on motor from a dinghy was also reported I encourage everyone to participate the bill in May. However, WA cannot missing by another member. Please to the fullest and treat the QCYC observe continuous DST until the take care to secure all property on your club facilities as your home and take Federal Government says OK. No one boats, lock them whenever possible, knows when that may happen, so until the very best care of them. and be vigilant regarding persons then, WA will continue to gain and you may see on the docks who do not lose and hour with DST, in March and Willie Williamson with assistant Donald belong. Pit crew Ray and Susan Rebello November. “So what does Daylight Savings Time During Non-Restricted Periods, Club have to do with QCYC?” I guess I need Members may park two vehicles, to tie the two together, don’t I? First, including trailers, on the Clubhouse everything is going smoothly with property. A Club burgee decal must be Moorage, Docks and House. Second, affixed to a member’s car at all times. DST is a great time to remind all of A restricted period parking permit us to replace the batteries in your fire, placard is not required. smoke and CO detectors. QCYC Low & Slow BBQ brings PitThere crew Carol are exceptions:& Kent Soffel dishedthe week their priorbest BBQ Margaret Krows,220 guests Rear - a sellout! Commodore So enjoy your extra hour of sleep and please, replace those alarm batteries.

No*** second general Paratroopers boarding the C-47 for the membership commemorative jump meeting in Contact Dave MorrisonContact Daveto November or scheduleMorrison anto oilschedule change, an December oroil if change, you have anyor if questions.you have Phone:any questions. (206) 284-6600. Terron Lindholme, Vice Commodore *** Phone: (206) GAS, DIESEL, OIL, PUMP OUTS, GROCERIES, BEER,284-6600. WINE, ICE GAS, DIESEL, OIL,OIL PUMP CHANGE OUTS, SPECIALISTS GROCERIES, BEER, WINE, ICE 2732 Westlake Ave. N.OIL Seattle. CHANGE Located SPECIALISTS just southeast of the Aurora Bridge 2732 Westlake Ave. [email protected] Seattle. Located just southeast of the Aurora Bridge [email protected] 3 Bring on the band Queen City memoRiAL dAy AT The Desolation Sounds rocked the night ouTsTATion ReCALLed We jumped and we danced, Fun for all at the And we threw out our backs New Members wiThommodore biLLy joeL ins songall The show was an awesome sight PostedC by Steph Arthur ’ B ! At last was Memorial Day Proper (to thePosted tune of Billyby Dorothy Joel’s “Piano Dubia Man”) We bowed our heads down low It’s 5 o’clock on a Friday To respect the fallen soldiers QueenAn City enthusiastic, boats rolling in sold-out crowd Who sacrificed all that they know Memorialcelebrated Weekend QCYC’s is starting first female Memorial Day at Queen City And ourCommodore, members are readySandy to Werner,sin at The volunteers were ten out of ten I’m proud to have chaired this event We callQCYC’s out to Dockmaster Commodore’s Kyle Ball. He tells us to throw him a line And I’ll never do it again! We slowThe and 146 we attendees thrust, Captains were try treated not to cuss to a But Kyleclubhouse fits boats transformedin just fine to twinkly, Bringnautical-themed us the boats to Queen decorations, City Dock all the boats just right We’reappetizers, all in the dinner,mood for anda Patriot dancing Game to BeingSoulstice. silly and drinking all night Elizabeth Vanderwall Outstation patriot games test skills SaturdayKarleen brought Reed Niki’s started breakfast planning months A fabulous large casserole ago with support from her committee A celestial voyage to launch Despite the oven breaking Commodore Werner’s year Rico fixedmade it upso weof could PC Mark indulge Reed, Vivian We playedJohnson, crazy gamesMichelle in the Bedner, morning Margi Greg Burgess rocks prime rib dinner over BeforeWalden, the rain started Kim Heffernan,to drop and Denise Memorial Day weekend at the outstation But we still got our dinghies all festive Some Lindholm.water will not make us stop Bring all the dinghies Queen City The red, the white, and the blue A Tiki Bar and some music And all of your rain gear too.

Anne Marie made pasta dinner Full deck at the outstation over Saturday night to keep us all full Memorial Day weekend She has some awesome assistants Vince and Lacey Ethier And the food really made us all drool First gentlemen, Chas and Commodore Then it was time for a Patriot Game Sandy Werner with the Grand 14 The Oreo cookies came out Memorial Day cruise-in packs the The room couldn’t stop laughing outstation - Bob Yates photo As cookies missed most of our mouths Sing us a song of Memorial Day Sing us a song tonight Queen City is the best Yacht Club Each member is a delight Sunday the sun finally greeted us Along with Josh’s Parfaits Followed by ChairKid Mia Soggy Memorial Day dinghy parade Taking all of our children away at the outstation Then it wasPast time Commodore for Prime Rib Reed welcomes Black tie, gowns, dinner, great Cooking on the spinning spit guests to the Commodore’s Ball decor and dancing Our mouths were already watering Family bingo at the outstation during Christopher Kirk and Janet Stanford Before Greg and Rick served one bit Memorial Day

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Member of More fun from the Members show off Commodore’s Ball! their land yachts The 2019 QCYC Classic Car Cruise attract edsix vehicles or land yachts for the annual event. First stop, Snoqualmie Falls! Then, north to Monroe, through Snohomish and ended at Chateau Ste Michelle with a nice lunch! Great group, beautiful Say Shrimp! at the Commodore’s Ball fall scenery, and a very pleasant drive. Thanks to all who attended!

Gary Turner, Classic Car Cruise Chair

QCYC Chaplain Ken Klett with bridge at the outstation Memorial Day ceremony

Larry and Dorothy Dubia Debbie and Gordy Foote Classics line up for car cruise

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Rain did not dampen outstation Memorial Day oCkeRClassic car cruisersATe ready fornCReAse action parade to Tyee YC L R i The lockers are a great resource for mooring members and are in limited supply relative to the number of slips that we have. In October we started with the locker repairs and completed phase 1. With the project under way it was recommended that the locker rates be reviewed in order to support this project. The Board took this request under Commodore Werner and consideration and voted to approve a locker rate first gentleman Chas increase. It has been many years since there has been a locker rate increase. Given the repairs being undertaken this year and the future repair projects, PCKids Dave enjoyed Krows, fun &RC games Margaret over Krows, it’s prudent to make an adjustment. Affective July DeniseMemorial and Day VC Terronweekend Lindholme 1st locker rates will increase $25 per quarter. The next phase of the lock repairs is planned for the next fiscal year in 2019/2020. Gerald Fey, Board of Trustees - Chairman

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5 Life membeR Tom in VIOX Properties that now leases to 3M. He the weekend! In the summer they were avid boaters retired from Viox in 2000 and then spent his time and often would rendezvous with fellow boaters at a Master’s Degree in Education. He retired from the Aeolian Choir at Davis, the YVC Singers, First piTCoCkEight B enjoyedells supportingpublic education Astrid inin 2001. her career as a Windermere PresbyterianRoche Harbor Church or Rosario Choir, and for theannual Carriage get-togethers Manor Chapel Choir in his winter home. As a longtime CRuisingEulogy & realtor.USCG Reserves memberand cruises. of the In Yakima the later Symphony years, Tom Chorus, & Astrid he spent At age 39, he joined the USCG Reserves as a performed in many local concerts, as well as China, RendezvousLaurence (Larry) Arthur Keeler Coxswain. Tom was a As member a Reservist of Edmond’s for 25 years, Harbor he spent Square Prague,their vacations and Vienna. at our In addition, Winslow he outstation. and Jean Posted1945 by – 2019Ken Klett, Fleet Chaplain Athleticone weekend Club, Columbiaeach month Tower plus 2 Clubweeks and during a lifetime enjoyed Their attending boat the musical“Kalihi-Kai” events. (Home When hisby girlsthe Sea), a the summer helping maintain over 1,000 aids to were young, he frequently played the organ to membernavigation of Queen on the City.Columbia He loved and Snake golf andRivers. traveled Jean lull38’ themChris to Craft, sleep. was During beautifully his last weeks maintained. of illness, understood his big grin as he kissed her goodbye he was comforted with choral music by great to whenPinehurst, he left NC for drillfor a weekends, PGA series knowing championship he would composers. Tom is survived by Astrid, his loving wife of be doing what he loved…..running boats. tournament. He also enjoyed many years of teaching Safe Hobbies59 years. Boating Classes and doing Vessel Examinations as a His hobbies included, you guessed it, boating, as member For the pastof the ten USCG years Auxiliary. Tom and Astrid have well as woodworking, ham radio, biking, fishing, been fortunate to have traveled and cruised to and tinkering. Exceptionally creative, he could fix Volunteering anything with whatever he had on hand. many Larry destinations, liked to “give experiencing back,” which adventure, led to many sights, years of volunteering for state parks. Blake Island was Larry and Jean led an active life including hiking, andour the favorite. joy of Rangermany new Paul friendships.Ruppert encouraged Tom loved us to biking, camping, water sports with their children, Well known and liked, Captain Larry Keeler, keep coming back for many years to help manage world travels, boating in Canada, Mexico, England, member number 199, slipped his moorage for the Astrid’sthe docks family at this in popularNorway park. and Although they adored sometimes him. and Ireland. They enjoyed the last several winters last time on July 27th at the age of 74. Larry is fondly a Captain challenge, Pitcock the experiences joined Queen were City deeply in satisfying.1978 in Mesa, Arizona exploring the natural wonders of and widely remembered at the club for his friendly Larry and Jean also hosted at Fort Flagler and the Southwest and enjoying activities with friends at and welcoming personality and for his willingness becomingMystery aBay. Life Member. He enjoyed being a Carriage Manor Resort. to volunteer hundreds of hours to make Queen City a better club. memberBoating of the entertainment committee - Astrid Larry’s adventurous spirit, always looking over Tom Pitcock Larry’s love for the water started at a young age- the next horizon, inspired us all. He was always His wife Jean has written a very loving eulogy: remembershe owned onea boat year before his herole was required old enough him for to dressa sunny with a smile and a twinkle in his eye. A quiet, “Larry was born in Yakima on February 17, 1945. Thomas Franklin Pitcock (1935-2019), 83, updriver’s in a ballerina license. costume,He rarely ownedwhich hejust did one but boat. was He thoughtful, warm, gentle soul, his children will He and Linda were the second set of twins born spent summers with family and friends cruising always call him their Superhero. Shoreline,to Edward peacefully and Dorothy passed Keeler. away In on 1950 April the 27, family 2019 veryinland nervous waters, that Puget someone Sound, would and coastal see him British as he moved to Kennewick where his dad worked as an Columbia. One of his proudest accomplishments Boating: from engineermelanoma. for theTom Bureau was member of Reclamation. #055. He In 1954was he drovewas home!earning his 50 ton Captain’s License, which Larry was a long time member of Yakima Valley was transferred back to Yakima. opened more doors, including working as Captain Boat Club and enjoyed serving in several positions, born LarrySeptember started 29, 5th 1935 grade in at rural Roosevelt Broken Elementary, Arrow of For tour many boats years at Crater the Pitcocks Lake National would Park take and their the including Commodore. then attended Franklin Jr. High and Davis High Oklahoma. He was raised on a farm outside Broken boatDuck every Boat Friday tours in afternoon Seattle. to the UW dock and Larry and Jean moored boats in Seattle, so in School, graduating in 1963. He studied at Yakima 1999, Larry’s Uncle Paul Thomas encouraged and ArrowValley and Collegewas very until active he was in FFAconcerned (Future about Farmers being joinFaith friends from several different yacht clubs for sponsored him to join Queen City Yacht Club in drafted for Viet Nam, so he joined the Coast Guard His quiet faith in God was strong. He joined Bible Seattle. Being members for 20 years was a great of America).in the spring of 1964. Following basic training in studies and read the Bible cover to cover several experience as we made friends and explored Alameda, CA and Radioman school in Groton, times, striving to develop a deeper understanding of interesting ports of call. “ TomConnecticut, served in theLarry Army was stationedand served at Grays between Harbor spirituality. As a youth and adult, he loved to sing in Lighthouse in Westport, WA. His next assignment church choirs. The Keelers were active members and volunteers at 1957 and 1959. He was stationed in Fort Lewis. The was Radioman on the USCG Cutter Winona, based QCYC. Larry volunteered to run the Opening Day 1958 SeaFairin Port Angeles. parade Oceanbrought Station Tom November to Seattle andwhere going Family shuttle for years and was Chair one year, were often to Alaska in the 255 ft. cutter were grand adventures Family came first. Always involved in his children’s Bainbridge outstation hosts in the summer, took he metfor Astrid a young Moe. man Tom who and loved Astrid being married on water. in 1959 and grandchildren’s activities, he frequently special people on the Seafair Christmas cruise every initiated adventures related to their interests. Larry year, always worked on the Pride of Queen City and becameOn September inseparable. 24, 1966, he married the love of his was present for them…..school concerts, swim cleanup event and helped on innumerable events life and high school classmate, Jean (Drumright). meets, track meets, ski bus chaperone, President of and dinners. In 1999They Twereom sufferedhappily married an Abdominal for 53+ years Aortic as they Band Boosters, building furniture for dorm room…. Aneurysmraised threeand the dear Harborview daughters, Julie, Trauma Jenna Unit and saved you name it….. Larry was there supporting their While members, the Keeler’s owned three boats: the Jacqueline. endeavors and cheering them on! “Grandy Vent” a 28’ Grandy, the “Happiness II” a his life giving him 20 precious years. Larry worked as Camp Administrator at First 26’ Bayliner and their favorite the “Columbia” a 33’ Career Presbyterian’s Camp Ghormley for two summers, Carver. TomLarry’s was onecareer of goalseveral was founding to be a teacher, investors so even much to the delight of his children, who loved living with the challenge of a very young family of five, in the forest. Larry will be very missed by members of Queen of Vioxhe Corporationearned his BA (formerly in Industrial Nuclear Arts Education Pacific). from He adored his family! City. He wasEastern a key Washington contributor University to the production in 1971. and After teaching in Moses Lake for two years, he When his mother moved to Living Care, he He is survived by his wife of 53+beautiful years, operationstaught ofin the Yakimacompany. School The District company for 30morphed years. accepted the job of shuttle driver for the retirement Jean, twin daughters Jenna Thompson and Julie Not one to be known just as “Old Mr. Keeler in home. He spent a few years driving the residents Wilske (Jeffrey), daughter Jacqueline Keeler from Roomthe nuclear 5,” he taughtpower in market 10 schools, to the in medicala variety of to their destinations via unexpected scenic routes. (Galen Hamilton), twin sister Linda Keeler positions, including 4th grade, 6th grade, elementary He would tell them, “Sometimes the longer route is (Frank Campbell), sister Denise Coulson (Dave), marketPE, and Title finally One Reading, to the driver’selectronic education, component and faster.” Of course Jean bought him a shirt that says grandchildren Natasha Groenig (Shane), Geneva wood shop, followed by 17 years as the librarian market. When Viox was sold, Tom was an investor “Those who wander are not always lost.” Hamilton, and Jase Wilske, and great-grandchildren at Franklin Middle School. During those years Music Hudson and Olivia Groenig he achieved certification as Media Specialist and Music brought harmony to his soul. He sang in

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6 of the Queen City Yacht Club are invited to the WIC lunches. It is fun to meet the ladies of other clubs & enjoy lunch together. It is a great way to promote Volunteer at boating and friendships. Reservations reehouse attend can now be made & lunch paid for on T , the club website in the same way other the WIC lunch & club events are registered. A carpool will ew pResidenT LAys be formed to make getting there easy. tourn W ing Luke ouT pLAns foR Joanie Preusser wins the first choice at Museum We’d love to have you join us at a the “what’s in your purse” swap TThearettes fuTuRejust keeps getting better! volunteer work party at Treehouse from Kathy As theSatoro newly installedwas elected president & of installed Tarettes, I as 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, November Regatta Power theam new excited Vice & honored President to have thisat opportunitythe General to, 21. Treehouse supports the needs of Meetingamong other in things, October. get to know Kathy more ladies & in herour foster children and their families. We conducts season opener husband,club. I have Greg, many thoughtshave beenabout themembers coming year of in typically help the organization by Queenfulfilling City the forgoals less & purposes than 5of yearsour organization! & have sorting and tagging clothing in their alreadyIn 1943, madewhen Tarettes impressive was established, contributions in addition “wearhouse” and have fun working to toclub supporting activities. the club In& the her community, new position, it was seen together in the process! Then we enjoy Kathyas a “satisfying will be social heading club during up wartimes”.the Tarettes’ I hope lunch together! If you can help, please Memorialto emphasize Committee. this goal & purpose by developing contactOfficers Barbara leaving Wilson office: Leftat 206-276-3874to Right - Mary Jo Svendsen, President; Karen Klett; Mary Weale, Lotsopportunities of purses that werewill enable contributed all the women to of the or [email protected]; Shirley Rogers, Treasurer; Debbie Foote; Barbara Wilson. Purseclub toExchange be involved. (few found a new closet & will I hope be to donated) expand our base& wewith learnedideas for events what Save the Date; December 12! Annual the& purse activities we that carry will be tellsof interest the toworld our diverse about Captains’ Christmas Dinner at 5:30 PM. Don’t miss attending our annual whomembership. we are! Some programs we might consider…. Regatta Sail Chair Bob Lindal calls out traditional Christmas dinner with • monthly book club winners at Flag Officers log race The • Museum monthly bridge club Tour & Lunch program, entertainment by our QCYC Desolation Top racers who participated in the Flag organized • weekly women’s walking club by Becky Garvey, got off Sounds. Prime Rib and Salmon Buffet to a great(WOW –start Women with out Walking!) 6 ladies visiting will be served! We encourage you to Officer’s Race/Rally collected trophies the • Holocaust weekly/monthly game lunch Museum & lunching at bring family and friends for a special from race master Bob Lindal and Queen Ben • Paris. art aficionados club – visit museums, They experienced great Fun evening. Also plan to support the City’s Bridge officers, Commodore & Fellowshipshare art projects, with learn aboutFriends art forms & they Boyer’s Children’s Clinic by bringing an Sandy Werner, Vice Commodore Terron strongly • monthly knitters, quilters or sewing club encourage others to attend unwrapped gift for a child 3 or younger Lindholme, and Rear Commodore the • next theatre club (gentlemen, too?) event. This will be visiting the or a gift card from Target, Safeway or Margaret Krows after enjoying a Burger Wing • gardening club Luke Museum with lunch at Tai Fred Meyer. Sign up on QCYC website. Bash prepared & served by Willie Tung • monthly craft night – learn to make jewelry, on Thursday, November 14. New Officers: Left to Right - Karen Klett, President;Williamson Mary Weale, Peg Secretary; Braxton. Shirley Rogers, We will be having a Zoo Tour in the holiday decorations… Treasurer; Kathy Satoro; Mary Jo Svendsen, Board;Flag OfficerBarbara ’sWilson, Race/Rally WIC Rep.; trophy went The Havenext an idea?Women’s Please let meInterclub know! (WIC) spring. Please email me if you’re Carolyn Darling; Debbie Foote, Backto upP/C Treasurer; Dean Lentgis.Kathy Dow. Dave Padgett Luncheon The goal ofwill these groupsbe, &November activities would 6 be toat interested in an Underground Tour Tacomaenjoy great Yacht camaraderie, Club. welcome WIC new consists members of or other events we can do for FUN! (who also was 3rd in this race/rally) all &the create clubs lasting thatfriendships. belong In addition, to the we Grand would ([email protected]) walked away with QCYC Skipper of the 14.have A greatquarterly time all-member was hadmeetings by with the inspiring ladies Year for high Points in all races/rallies whoprograms, attended such a thefashion September shows (nautical luncheon attire/ I’m looking forward to meeting new throughout 2019. Bruce Cullen accepted at accessories?),Port Orchard well knowYC. speakers,They enjoyed cruising meal time FRIENDS, great FELLOWSHIP & FUN! the second place plaque in this race/rally withplanning, Tarettes boat decorating,Friends inboat the handling…? carpool and Karen Klett, Tarettes President representing the team of Ken Klett/Marv met Watchwomen the Mondayfrom other morning clubs. Bilge BlastAll womento keep up Elbon/Bruce Cullen. Steve Farber won with what is happening! Happy boating this summer! Welcome New Member Valerie Reid Welcome New Members Eric Lindbeck and Top Novice. CongratulationsKaye Brunson to all!

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Your BilgeYour PumpBilge Pumpteam steppedteam stepped up this up year this toyear raise to raiseenough enough advertising advertising revenue revenue to bring to bring back back the print/mailed the print/mailed copy copy as well as well as having as having the theBilge Bilge Pump available online and archived on our website. Special thanks to Captains John Steckler and Wendy Redding for spearheading our advertising sales. Pump available online and archived on our website. Special thanks to Captains John Steckler and Wendy Redding for spearheading our advertising sales. Thanks to our copy editor Margaret Krows, club office manager Elise Fox, and thanks to our many Bilge Pump photographers, Steph Arthur, Thanks to our copy editor Margaret Krows, club office manager Elise Fox, and thanks to our many photo contributorsKrissy Connelly, Denise Lindholme, Krissy Connelly, Kathleen Glavin-Day, Dan Heffernan, Michael Abrejera, Wendy DeLaunay, Mark Vanderwall, Linda Chick-Herring, Barry Rutten, and JerryMichael Stephenson! Abrejera, IfDebbie you have Foote, a QCYC Mary photoJo Svendsen, of members Janet enjoying Atkins, and a club Doug activity, Lindal! email If you [email protected]. have a QCYC photo of members enjoying a club activity, email [email protected]. For comments about the Bilge Pump, and if you like the print/mailed edition contact our bridge officers. Smooth sailing everyone. Pete DeLaunay, Bilge Pump Editor & Chairman

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