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Captain Scott R. Gaston Maritime resume of CAPTAIN SCOTT R. GASTON REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, USA +1.302.258.5841 / [email protected] / SCOTTGASTON.COM USCG MMC REFERENCE NUMBER: 2733039 OCCUPATION Sgastondesign, llc, Owner/ operator, Marine and residential services, Rehoboth Beach, DE, USA BOATS OWNED 2008 – Present 37 foot, Tartan37C sloop 2005 – 2006 27 foot, Watkins sloop 2004 – 2008 34 foot, Tartan34C 2004 21 foot, Jensen sloop 2002 – 2004 23 foot, Soverign23 sloop 2001 – 2002 22 foot, Rhodes22 sloop 1999 – 2001 17 foot, Siren sloop PASSAGES s/v Iris, Tartan 34C sloop Lewes, DE - Cape May, NJ – Lewes, DE November 3 – 4, 2018 s/v Iris, Tartan 34C sloop Riverhead, NY – Lewes, DE September 27 – 30, 2018 s/v Tatiana, Jeanneau 42ft sloop Lewes, DE – Gloucester, MA May 10 – 13, 2018 s/v Satisfaction, Hylas sloop Dartmouth, RI – Norfolk, VA October 31 – Nov. 3, 2017 s/v Lani Kai, Tartan 37C sloop Lewes, DE - Oxford, MD October 10 – 11, 2017 s/v Righting Moment, Pearson 33ft sloop Ocean City, MD – Lewes, DE August 10, 2017 s/v Hobo Tiempo, 53ft Amel Mango yawl St. Thomas, USVI – Lewes, DE January 13 – Feb. 16, 2017 m/v BABS, 40ft Jersey Dawn Sportfisher Tom’s River, NJ – Lewes.DE June 2, 2016 s/v Tumbleweed, Hallberg-Rassy 354 sloop Lewes, DE – Montauk, NY – Newport, RI May 16 – 20, 2016 s/v Hawk, Seawing 34 catamaran Lewes, DE – Jersey City, NJ – Chelsea, NY May 4 – 9, 2016 s/v No Comment, O’Day 28 sloop Lewes, DE April 26, 2016 s/v A Summer Place, Catalina 25 sloop Lewes, DE March 31, 2016 s/v Hobo Tiempo, Amel Mango 53 sloop St. Thomas, USVI – Fajardo, PR – Vero Beach, FL – Lewes, DE January 14 – Feb. 17, 2016 s/v Tumbleweed, Hallberg-Rassy 354 sloop Lewes, DE November 16, 2015 s/v A Summer Place, Catalina 27 sloop Lewes, DE October 26, 2015 s/v Seas The Day, Lagoon 38 catamaran Titusville, FL - Morehead City, NC May20 - 25, 2015 s/v A Summer Place, Catalina 27 sloop Lewes, DE May 18, 2015 s/v Irvmiren, Nautor's Swan 68 sloop Lewes, DE - Newport, RI - Portsmouth, RI July 26 - 28, 2014 Sstv Deviled Egg, Egg Harbor 33 Lewes, DE – Delaware Bay – Lewes, DE September 29, 2013 s/v Seas The Day, Lagoon 38 catamaran Lewes, DE – Cape May, NJ – Lewes, DE September 6-7, 2013 s/v Seas The Day, Lagoon 38 catamaran Portsmouth, ME – Plymouth, MA – Lewes, DE August, 2012 s/v Seas The Day, Lagoon 38 catamaran Lewes, DE – Montauk, NY – Bar Harbor, ME August 2013 s/v Seas The Day, Lagoon 38 catamaran Atlantic Highlands , NJ - Lewes, DE August 28 - 29, 2012 r/v Hugh R. Sharp, 150 ft research vessel Lewes, DE – Atlantic Ocean – Lewes, DE August 20 – 23, 2012 Jamestown, RI - Port Jefferson, NY - Manhattan, NY - Barnegat, s/v Seas The Day, Lagoon 38 catamaran July 02 - 05, 2012 NJ - Lewes, DE s/v Seas The Day, Lagoon 38 catamaran Lewes, DE - Montauk, NY - Jamestown, RI June 26 - 28, 2012 m/v The Defense Rests, Cat. Cruiser 1035 Kent Island, MD - Indian River, DE June 22 - 25, 2012 17.10.21 Maritime Resume of Captain Scott R. Gaston Page 1 of 3 m/v The Defense Rests, Cat. Cruiser 1035 Indian River, DE - Kent Island, MD November 28 - 29, 2011 s/v Osprey, Tartan 34C sloop Lewes, DE - Chincoteague, VI - Lewes, DE July 29 - 31, 2011 s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop Miami, FL - Lewes, DE May 13 - 21, 2011 s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop Lupéron, Dominican Republic - Miami, FL May 05 - 10, 2011 s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop Fajardo, Puerto Rico - Lupéron, Dominican Republic April 30 - May 03, 2011 s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop St. John, USVI - Fajardo, Puerto Rico April 28 - 29, 2011 s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop Lewes, DE - St. John, USVI November 05 - 27, 2010 s/v Lani Kai, Tartan 37C sloop Oxford, MD - Lewes, DE May 26 - 27, 2010 s/v Solace, Albin Vega 27 sloop Sparrow Point, MD - Bivalve, MD April 29 - May 1, 2010 s/v Ocean Blue, Tayana 55 cutter Ensenada, Mexico - San Diego, CA April 25, 2010 s/v Ocean Blue, Tayana 55 cutter 2010 Newport Ensenada International Yacht Race April 23 - 24, 2010 s/v Ocean Blue, Tayana55 cutter San Diego, CA - Newport, CA April 19 - 20, 2010 s/v Salty Dog, Privilege 42 catamaran Road Town, Tortola, BVI - Ft. Lauderdale, FL March 30 - April 7, 2010 s/v Cout De Tete, Kirie Elite 324 sloop Galena, MD - Lewes, DE November 20 - 21, 2009 s/v Lani Kai, Tartan 37C sloop Lewes, DE - Oxford, MD November 07 - 08, 2009 s/v Lani Kai, Tartan 37C sloop Lewes, DE - Oxford, MD November 01 - 02, 2008 s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop Lewes, DE - Cape May, NJ - Lewes, DE October 11 - 12, 2008 San Diego, CA - Galapagos Is - Panama Canal - New London, USCGC Barque Eagle, 295ft Square-rigger August 22 – Sep. 28, 2008 CT s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop Lewes, DE - Cape May, NJ - Lewes, DE July 26 - 27, 2008 s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop Lewes, DE - Chincoteague, VA - Lewes, DE July 18 - 24, 2008 s/v Lani Kai, Tartan 37C sloop Oxford, MD - Lewes, DE June 30 - July 2, 2008 s/v FireFly, Bayfield 25 sloop Rehoboth Beach, DE - Reedville, VA May 28 - 29, 2008 s/v Mahal, Tartan 37C sloop Ft. Lauderdale, FL - Lewes, DE May 18 - 26, 2008 USCGC Barque Eagle, 295ft Square-rigger New London, CT - Panama Canal - Mazatlan, Mexico April 10 - May 13, 2008 s/v Mise En Place, Dickerson 41 ketch Lewes, DE - Chesapeake City, MD January 29, 2008 s/v Wild Whiskers, Lagoon 42 catamaran Weehawken, NJ - Great Guana Cay, Bahamas December 04 - 16, 2007 s/v Osprey, Tartan 34C sloop Lewes, DE - Cape May, NJ - Lewes, DE November 17 - 18, 2007 s/v Lani Kai, Tartan 37C sloop Lewes, DE - Oxford, MD October 30 - 31, 2007 s/v Lani Kai, Tartan 37C sloop Oxford, MD - Lewes, DE June 18 - 28 2007 s/v Osprey, Tartan 34C sloop Lewes, DE - Oxford, MD June 16 - 18, 2007 s/v Osprey, Tartan 34C sloop East Greenwich, RI - Lewes, DE April 14,2007 s/v Volare, Tartan 34C sloop Delaware Bay, DE August 06, 2006 s/v Volare, Tartan 34C sloop Lewes, DE - Ocean City, MD - Lewes, DE July 10 - 13, 2006 s/v Volare, Tartan 34C sloop Delmarva Peninsula Circumnavigation June 20 - July 02, 2006 s/v Scingle, Watkins 27 sloop Summit, DE - Broadkiln, DE March 17 - 18, 2006 s/v Volare, Tartan 34C sloop Lewes, DE - Huntington, NY - Lewes, DE September 20 - 27, 2005 s/v Crimson Tide, Sovereign 23 sloop Rehoboth Beach, DE - Chincoteague, VA - Rehoboth Beach, DE July 19 - 24, 2005 s/v Revelator, Tatoosh 42/44 sloop Annapolis, MD - Beaufort, NC January 02 - 28, 2005 s/v Dufour Nautitech 395 catamaran Lewes, DE - Manteo, NC December 12 - 16, 2004 s/v White Heather, Tartan 34C yawl Lewes, DE - Elizabeth City, NC October 17 - 22, 2004 s/v Sunday Punch, Tartan 34C sloop Norwalk, CT - Broadkiln, DE October 5 - 11, 2004 s/v Crimson Tide, Sovereign 23 sloop Frisco, NC - Rehoboth Beach, DE August 15 - 24, 2004 s/v Crimson Tide, Sovereign 23 sloop Rehoboth Beach, DE - Chincoteague, VA - Frisco, NC July 23 -August 02, 2004 s/v Crazy Lady, Rhodes 22 sloop Rehoboth Beach, DE - Chincoteaque, VA - Rehoboth Beach, DE July 29 -, 2002 s/v Crazy Lady, Rhodes 22 sloop Rehoboth Beach, DE - Chincoteaque, VA - Rehoboth Beach, DE July 20 -, 2002 r/v Lil Crazy, Gaston 8 rowboat Massey's Mill Pond, DE March 07, 2002 s/v Windflower, South Coast 23 sloop Rehoboth Beach, DE - Chincoteaque, VA - Rehoboth Beach, DE July 2001 s/v Siren, Siren 17 sloop Rehoboth Beach, DE - Millsborro, DE June 13, 2000 17.10.21 Maritime Resume of Captain Scott R. Gaston Page 2 of 3 SIGNIFICANT PASSAGES New London, CT – Panama Canal - Mazatlon, Mexico. Please see above. San Diego, CA – Galapagos Islands – Panama Canal – New London, CT. Please see above. Lewes, DE – near Bermuda – St. John, USVI. Please see above. St. John, USVI – St. Thomas, USVI – Puerto Rico – Dominican Republic – Miami, FL – Lewes, DE. Please see above. Lewes, DE – Montauk, NY – Bar Harbor, ME. Please see above. CHARTERS 2008 – Present 37 foot, Tartan37C sloop 2004 – Present Hired to run day sails and sunset sails on the Delaware Bay aboard 37 and 34 foot sailboats August 2012 Hired to run 150ft research vessel Hugh R. Sharp for offshore studies. Nov. 2010 – April 2011 Hired to run car ferry between Red Hook, St. Thomas, USVI and Cruz Bay, St. John, USVI Nov. 2010 - April 2011 Hired to run power boats out of Cruz Bay, St. John, USVI for day charters to USVI and BVI destinations. Dec. 2007 – Jan. 2008 Hired to run Lagoon 38 sailboat and 42 foot jet boat for owners in the Bahamas. Ran boats between Great Guana Cay and Marsh Harbor, Discovery Island and in the Abaco Sea. TRAINING, COURSES, CERTIFICATIONS USCG 100 Ton Master Motor/Sail, Current, 3rd Issue OUPV Near Coastal Commercial Assistance Towing Basic Firefighting, STCW First Aid and CPR, STCW Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities, STCW Helm and Lookout Qualification aboard USCGC EAGLE (WIX 327) State of Delaware Department of Natural Recourses and Environmental Control, Division of Fish and Wildlife, Basic Boating and Water Safety Course. Motorboat and Sailboat Merit Badges BOATING SKILLS Fiberglass and wood construction Electrical and electronics Diesel and gas engines Rigging and repair CPR/First Aid Traditional and digital navigation Sail racing Underwater maintenance/repair experience Sail, sail racing and living aboard instructor ANY MARINE RELATED LOSSES OR INSURANCE CLAIMS IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS? No.
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