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MARINERThe ALUMNI MAGAZINE of — ISSUE 2 · 2020 —

IMPACT DONOR HONOR ROLL FY20

Pushing Science Vessel Manager ‘s passion for research Tale of Two Comforts Two hospital with an MMA connection.

Semesters Like No Others MMA weathers Covid-19 CONTENTS

12 Semesters Like No Others How MMA has weathered COVID-19 16 Making It Maine Two families team up in business to build for their future and their hometown. 21 Tale of Two Comforts One was a former hospital that became MMA’s first TS State of Maine, and the second is an active U.S. Navy with an MMA alumnus in command. 28 Pushing Science As manager of RV Investigator, David Witzke ’05 is passionate about marine research.

DEPARTMENTS 5 President’s Watch Focus Amidst Uncertainty 6 Alumni President’s Message Facing the Challenges Ahead 7 Campus Currents For the Love of the Game, Successful Collaboration, Late Fall, MMA Shifts to Remote Learning, Mural for Inclusiveness, New Hires in Key Positions 31 Alumni News Alumni Connect Virtually, Wall of Honor Inductee, Outstanding Alumni, Board Elections, and Mariner Survey Results 35 Class Notes Sculpting Change, Connecting Shippers with Tech, plus updates from classmates. 42 Eight Bells Notice of Deceased Mariners 47 Impact: The Donor Honor Roll Our generous community made FY20 successful. On the Cover: RV Investigator is an Australian research vessel with David Witzke ’05 aboard.

2 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 3 Lost Balance THIS SPECTACULAR PHOTOGRAPH by Makena Merideth, an MTO major from state, was taken in Port Angeles, Washington this past summer on the oldest U.S. Coast Guard base in the . It won 1st place in the Nature category of MMA’s Annual Photo Contest. The image features a Pacific Sea Nettle (West Coast Sea Nettle). “These carnivorous creatures have toxins in their nematocysts (tentacles) that catch and trap prey much like a Venus Flytrap,” says Merideth. “The jellyfish are non- lethal to humans, but they can be quite painful, causing temporary blindness if their toxins reach your eyes (I speak from experience). “Although seemingly rare when I was younger,” she says, “their populations are increasing at an alarming rate in response to global warming and a lack of predators brought on by overfishing.” To see the winners: mainemaritime.edu/photocontest

2 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 3 MMA BOARD OF TRUSTEES

EARLE A. CIANCHETTE ’77 ANNE DEVINE HON. W. TOM SAWYER, JR. CHAIR Portland, Maine Dedham, Maine Saco, Maine UNUM Corporation Sawyer Environmental Services AZcO, Inc. Retired President & CEO (Retired) Senior Vice President TED DEY MARY SHEA ‘19 JASON ONEY ‘96 Portland, Maine Brownfield, Maine VICE CHAIR RBC Wealth Management Student Trustee Falmouth, Maine Vice President – Financial Advisor Strategic Maintenance ROBERT SOMERVILLE ‘65 President & CEO GREGORY S. FRYER Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Cumberland, Maine American Bureau of Shipping MILES UNOBSKY THEEMAN Verrill Dana, LLP Chairman (Retired) TREASURER Partner Bangor, Maine ARTHUR “KITT” WATSON Northern Light Healthcare CAPT. WENDY MORRISON ‘85 New Canaan, Connecticut Retired Dickinson, Texas Watson Enterprises Incorporated Galveston Texas City Pilots President & CEO MORTEN ARNTZEN Fairfield, Connecticut J. DOUGLAS WELLINGTON, J.D., LL.M. Team Tankers International, Ltd. CAPT. ROBERT J. PEACOCK II ‘71 Castine, Maine Executive Chairman Eastport, Maine Husson University Quoddy Pilots, USA Associate Professor CAROLYN BRODSKY Captain & Windham, Maine Emeriti: Sterling Rope Company WILLIAM C. BULLOCK, JR., WARD I. GRAFFAM, President ESQ, RICHARD J. GROSH, WILLIAM E. HAGGETT, Retired WALTER E. TRAVIS

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4 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 5 MMA PRESIDENT’S WATCH

Focus Amidst Uncertainty

WE WERE SUCCESSFUL in keeping our campus during this time, we know we were lucky to get nearly COVID-free from August through October. A that far. summer full of planning for the Fall 2020 semester A key to our success was a testing partnership paid off as we began bringing students back to with The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) and Puritan Castine during the most challenging time in MMA Medical Products that began in June, which helped MMA PRESIDENT history. We greeted students with - us to develop our on-campus COVID-19 testing Dr. William J. Brennan taking, entry testing, and quarantine, and program. JAX is now our ongoing surveillance amazingly, we had just a few positive cases in that testing provider. Because of that partnership, our first week. students were able to safely “cruise” aboard the It took an extraordinary community effort on the TS State of Maine and accrue their final hours of part of students, faculty, and staff to get us through sea time in order to graduate and obtain their U.S. October. We committed to a set of safety principles Coast Guard licenses. Testing continues to be key and guidelines, “12 Ways to 12 Weeks,” practiced to safe operations on campus. social distancing The reality of this and daily hygiene circumstance is that we protocols, avoided must remain flexible and large gatherings, kept “We will need adaptable, planning for small social circles, variations of a future that and stayed focused unwavering resolve to is unknowable as we weigh on educational and keep focused, stay safe, community health trends, professional goals. student behavior, and testing During a fall term and...carry out our outcomes, all of which affect that was all about mission.” daily decision-making. separating people Leadership, faculty, staff, and keeping them and students are continually safe, the event that adjusting to new information brought us together was Ship Jump. Though a and guidelines. We know how to pivot, and we will if couple of weeks later than usual and quite different we need to. because of social distancing and safety protocols, While we made the swift change to remote the event was a community triumph that made us instruction to minimize the impact of the virus feel like we belonged on campus, focused on our in November, we were also looking toward the mission together. future. At this time, our plan for January is to However, like the rest of Maine and the hold a Spring 2021 term on campus, though we entire U.S., we were seeing increasing positive will begin the semester with at least two weeks of COVID-19 cases in our community in early remote instruction. November. The highest number of known COVID- We will need unwavering resolve to keep focused, positive individuals numbered 13, but total close stay safe, and continue to carry out our mission. contacts grew to over 100 who needed isolation or quarantine in on-campus and off-campus housing. As a result, we transitioned all courses to remote instruction for the final 10 days of the Fall 2020 semester. Seeing what other colleges resorted to

4 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 5 ALUMNI PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Counting on Mariners BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT CAPT. WILLIAM S. FULL II ’76 I AM HONORED to step into the role of Cumberland Center, ME president of the Maine Maritime Academy [email protected] Alumni Association. My predecessor, Joe Cote, and I worked closely together on the VICE PRESIDENT association’s strategic plan over the last FRANK TEPEDINO, ESQ. ‘58 , CA four years while he was president and I [email protected] was VP, along with fellow board members, and we are seeing elements of that plan TREASURER implemented. Thank you, Joe, for helping CHARLES LECHMAN ’65 pave the way for us. Harpswell, ME In the next few months, as the school REGISTERED AGENT (CLERK) weathers the storm and impact of ANDREW STROSAHL ’05 COVID-19, challenges will emerge that Dover, NH we may not foresee now. While we are [email protected] fortunate that, with President Brennan’s leadership, the school is well positioned to PAST PRESIDENT “We did not deal with its effects, it will be incumbent JOE COTE ’82 on all of us to rise to meet the challenges, Brewer, ME just meet the [email protected] whatever they may be. This is the challenge, we hallmark of what it means to be a Mariner. blew it away.” Throughout our history, as Maine BOARD MEMBERS Maritime Academy alumni, we have MYLES BLOCK ’06 JAMES D. PROUIX ’85 always been leaders. In the workplace, Bangor, ME Concord, NH I found that MMA alumni distinguished [email protected] jimproulx@ themselves by always doing more than others were willing to, and when things proulxoilandpropane.com PATRICK CLOUD ’21 were especially difficult, they would find the ability to do what others simply (student) STEVE RENDALL ’96 could not. While I hope that any new challenges emerging do not require the Castine, ME York, ME grit we are capable of mustering, I know I can count on my fellow Mariners if it [email protected] [email protected] is required! I am proud to cite a recent example of this; meeting the “Vision 2020” PAUL GALLAGHER ‘87 CAPT. JEFFREY RIEDEL’ 86 Alfond challenge, whereby we needed 20% alumni participation in unrestricted Seattle, WA Stafford, VA giving along with raising more than $750,000 each year for three years. Some [email protected] [email protected] expressed concern to me about moving the needle that averaged 13-16% MARY HUTCHINS ’11 KAILYN RUSSELL '22 participation to that level, though were confident we could raise the required Grantham, NH maryesc18@ (student) monetary amount. We had more than 40 fellow alumni step up and volunteer yahoo.com Castine, ME to do the hard work of reaching out to you and making the “asks.” [email protected] So many of you responded that we did not just meet the challenge, we blew M. SHAWN LONGFELLOW it away, with very nearly 25% of alumni giving in 2020. To all of you, I wish to ’86 CMDR STEPHEN “JACK” pass along my thanks. Leland, NC SPRATT ’93 shawn.longfellow@gmail. Castine, ME 04421 We do not know what lays ahead, but as Mariners we will be ready! com [email protected]

Sincerely yours, TROY MALBON ’89 CMDR BEN STRICKLAND ’95 Madison, ME Orlando, FL Bill Full ’76 [email protected] [email protected]

CURTIS NEHRING ’71 RONALD WARD Chinook, WA Anchorage, AK [email protected] [email protected]

6 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU PB Campus Currents

Left: Jessica D’Auria on her way from class For Love of the Game to volleyball practice. Above: Last year, Accomplished player aspires to new goals. she helped lead the team to a conference WHEN JESSICA D’AURIA, then a junior on the pandemic’s impact on her senior season. championship. the Maine Maritime Academy volleyball team, “I was pretty distraught after finding out lifted the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) (that competition would be suspended this year), Championship trophy above her head on it felt like my heart had been ripped out. It was November 9, 2019, she never imagined she might hard hearing that information because it is have just played her final competitive volleyball my senior year and I had all of these big hopes match for the Mariners inside of Margaret Chase and aspirations and things that I wanted to Smith Gymnasium. accomplish this season.” As things began to unfold around the globe D’Auria had a tremendously successful career with the COVID-19 pandemic, and knowing on the court for the Mariners leading up to her the 2020 spring athletic season had already senior season. The Hopewell Junction, been impacted and cut short earlier in the year, native has been part of three championship D’Auria started to understand the potential of teams that traveled to three NCAA PHOTOS: MARINERS ATHLETICS

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Tournaments, she earned NAC Rookie of the Year honors in 2017, and continued to garner honors throughout her career, but this season team and individual success have taken different forms.

“Athletics has been a safe space for me this year. I just get to think about playing volleyball.” Marine Science major Sydney ‘20 operates the GCMSMS during “I had a lot of personal her senior research. goals for this season. I wanted to be the NAC Player of the Year, and now that I can’t do OCEAN STUDIES & ENGINEERING that I have put my effort into helping the freshmen become adjusted,” said D’Auria. “I feel like I am helping out a lot Collaborative Success more in different ways this Professors Carey Friedman (Ocean Studies) in chemistry their freshmen year with a season. My role has evolved and Brendyn Sarnacki (Engineering) lab that tasks them with identifying and into a bigger leadership were part of a team of faculty awarded determining the amount of caffeine in a position.” a National Science Foundation Major drink of their choice. “Without the chance to Research Instrumentation grant in 2017 for Sarnacki has utilized the instrument as compete this season, my the acquisition of a gas chromatograph – part of an environmental air pollution course biggest goal for our team is tandem mass spectrometer (GCMSMS). The where students characterize volatile organic to become a strong cohesive GCMSMS is a $400,000 instrument capable compounds (VOCs) in ambient air samples unit,” said D’Auria. “The of separating, identifying, and quantifying and soot samples from combustion sources. pandemic makes it hard to do chemicals in complex mixtures. Friedman He advised an MSE Senior Capstone project team activities, or even just and Sarnacki have used the instrument aimed at identifying and quantifying VOC hang out, because we are all extensively to conduct research, assist emissions from wood product manufacturing so separated and we can’t do with student senior capstone projects, in Maine. He has also used the instrument in team events as easily.” and introduce new analytical concepts in his own research to identify changes in soot But D’Auria is happy to courses. VOC composition produced from alternative to escape the stress and Friedman is currently using the oxygenated diesel fuel blends. challenges of being a college instrument to identify and quantify Friedman and Sarnacki’s collaboration student in the middle of a polycyclic hydrocarbons (PAHs), toxic has been critical to the continued operation global pandemic. byproducts of combustion processes, in the and application of the GCMSMS instrument “Athletics has been a safe Bagaduce River. She has advised student at MMA. Their combined expertise in space for me this year,” added projects that have quantified PAHs in bilge chemistry and engineering has also proven D’Auria. “When I arrive at water from the TSSOM, in effluent from the beneficial to their own research and to practice I have two hours Bangor wastewater treatment plant, and in students in their respective departments. where I do not have to think the air over Bangor. She is currently learning The success of the instrument at MMA about anything else, about to use the instrument to characterize would not have been fully realized without the assignments due, I just and quantify polymers in microplastic interdisciplinary perspectives and get to think about playing collected from local waters. She introduces collaboration when analyzing data, checking volleyball.” the instrument to Ocean Studies students calculations, and troubleshooting.

—By Riana Sidelinger BAER CAREY FRIEDMAN & EMILY RIGHT) COURTESY (LEFT TO PHOTOS:

8 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 9 ACADEMICS COMMUNITY LATE FALL SEMESTER SHIFT TO REMOTE INSTRUCTION Inclusive Mural JUST ONE-AND-A-HALF WEEKS SHY of the fall semester’s end, President Brennan announced that on November 16, all classes would be conducted via remote instruction. On-campus housing was closed on November 18. Final exams were also conducted via remote learning venues. “We have been monitoring the COVID-19 situation in our state and on our campus, and though we’ve been successful since August in keeping our campus nearly COVID-free, like the rest of Maine we are seeing more positive cases in our community,” said Brennan. “We had hoped to operate through Thanksgiving on campus (a 12-week semester), and the realities of the pandemic are such that we must change our plan.” “While we are making this swift change to mitigate the impact of the virus now, we are also looking toward the future. At this time, our plan for January remains the same (to offer in- person, as well as remote learning.)” As of November 16, 3,115 entry and surveillance tests for COVID-19 had been conducted, and 13 active cases were reported.

IN RESPONSE TO LOCAL and national events of the past six months, a small group of faculty and staff began brainstorming REGIMENT ways to publicly express their support for students at MMA. After many conversations, they settled on creating a large mural, in the form of a letter, to articulate a commitment to building MEMORIAL REDEDICATED inclusivity on campus. “The mural idea emerged after several late-night discussions MMA’S ANNUAL MEMORIAL campus since. “It is a tangible about how we could make our position known,” explains Re-dedication Ceremony symbol of why MMA was Associate Professor Carey Friedman, one of the faculty members and remembrance of founded,“ he said. “May we involved in the project. “We wanted to urgently communicate to Lloyd-Rees ’19 was held on never forget the names who students that there are faculty and staff at MMA who find acts of October 18. The memorial are memorialized here.” intolerance reprehensible.” plaza, located behind the Commandant John Cashman By mid-semester, the group had drafted a powerful statement Alfond Center, includes a charged the Class of 2024 of solidarity and circulated it to colleagues across campus. ship’s gun and a granite with carrying on the tradition Ultimately, over 150 MMA employees signed on to stand with monument with plaques of annual recognition and students against discrimination and bigotry. listing MMA alumni lost at respecting the memorial as At the beginning of November, MMA’s talented facilities team sea, gifted by the Classes of hallowed ground. installed the letter as a wheat-paste mural on the side of Nutting 1949 and 1962. This year’s In his eulogy for Lloyd- Memorial Library. event was carried out by the Rees, TS State of Maine Chief “The temporary mural was not an official statement by the Regiment of Midshipmen Engineer Sandy Cameron college,” says Friedman. “But we are very encouraged that so and focused on the recent ’84, said, “He was a newly many of our coworkers signed on.” loss of Lloyd-Rees in a Gulf of appointed Midshipmen Chief The mural was expected to last into the spring semester, Mexico shipboard accident in Engineer... and his positive but Castine’s fall weather proved too wet and windy for it to August. attitude and quick wit made withstand conditions that long. The mural was removed after After remarks by for a refreshing break to our several days. Still, the group remains undeterred and see Regimental Command, sometimes exhausting days. the short-lived installation as a continuation of social equity President Brennan reminded He so positively influenced conversations that have been happening between students, the audience that the 50 those around him.” faculty, and staff throughout the semester. caliber gun was used to The ceremony concluded The group hopes that recent momentum continues once train midshipmen for World with a 21-gun salute and four students return to campus after winter break and are working on War II and has resided on buglers who played Taps. ideas for additional projects.

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New Hires Bring Diverse Experience to Key Positions Here’s a sampling of new faculty and staff who have joined MMA in 2020.

RICHARD ROSEN ERIC TERRILL Vice President for Financial & Institutional Services Women’s Soccer Coach/Resident Director Rosen’s responsibilities include serving as Chief Financial Officer Terrill is responsible for coaching, organizing, administering, and overseeing Information Technology, Fiscal Operations, and recruiting for the women’s soccer program to be successful Facilities & Campus Safety, Human Resources, and Conference academically and athletically. He works as Resident Director in Services departments. He previously was Commissioner of the the evenings, weekends, and on call. He was the head women’s Maine Department of Administrative & Financial Services. soccer coach at Division 1, Charleston Southern University for 25 years. DR. KEITH WILLIAMSON Vice President for Academic Affairs ELIZABETH ALLABY M.A. Williamson is currently Dean of the School of Business and Admissions Counselor Technology at Fitchburg State University. His post with MMA Allaby works directly with prospective students, their families, begins in January. He brings more than 17 years of academic and high school guidance counselors. She is in constant leadership and teaching experience in the field of engineering communication with prospective students throughout the entire and a 13-year career as a mechanical engineer, electronics college search journey and application process. engineer, and project manager for the U.S. Navy. KATE CORWIN DR. JUSTIN M. PRATT Welcome Center Receptionist Assistant Professor of Chemistry Corwin attends to the front desk in Leavitt, welcomes visitors, Pratt’s responsibilities include teaching a variety of chemistry and answers MMA’s general phone line. She also assists courses and coordinating related laboratory experiences. Prior the College Relations team with administrative tasks. Kate to joining the faculty at MMA, he worked at the University of previously worked at athenahealth, Inc. out of Belfast, a cloud- South Florida with inorganic chemistry faculty from across the based electronic medical record and billing company. country. RORY HERSOM CAPT. BRYCE POTTER Assistant Professor of Engineering Director of Career Services and Cooperative Education Herson teaches Steam Turbines, Steam Power Systems & Power Potter leads Career Services in efforts to connect students with Equipment Lab He graduated from MMA in 1988 and was hired industry, including: hands-on field experiences, such as co-ops, by General Electric to participate in their Field Engineering internships, and commercial shipping. He also coordinates the Program. He spent more than 32 years working in the electrical Annual Career Fair, held virtually this year. Potter provides generation industry in many different capacities. His background professionalism training and coaching for students. He most is in steam and gas turbines, generator maintenance, and repair. recently worked as maritime science faculty and training vessel captain for Clatsop Community College. He graduated from FINN WELCH MMA in 2006. Small Craft , Master on RV Friendship Welch is responsible for the maintenance and safe operation of ELLIOT RAPPAPORT the vessel used by Ocean Studies and operating the research Assistant Professor of Marine Transportation equipment aboard. As a small craft master he also has the Rappaport teaches courses in Small Craft Construction, opportunity to operate almost every vessel on the MMA Marine Communications, and Lifeboat Competencies. He has waterfront, and assist in the instruction of labs such as Ship spent most of his career in sail training and on oceanographic handling and Tug and Barge. He worked previously on a tugboat research vessels, most recently as a captain with SEA Education in for Vitus Marine as a . Welch graduated from Association. He was captain of the schooner Bowdoin during her MMA in 2013. first decade as an Academy training vessel.

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When did MMA leadership become aware of COVID-19 and what actions were taken? Mark Coté, Acting Provost/Academic Dean, Professor of Engineering: I started hearing about the coronavirus in January, and we first started discussing it at leadership meetings in early February. Those talks increased in detail during February and included teleconferences during Spring Break, the first week of March. Once we returned to campus in March, the virus had made it to the U.S. and we began having daily meetings to address the potential impact on the campus. On March 4, I asked all faculty to look at their classes and start preparations to move to remote instruction if required. We also asked that any required in-person assessments be moved forward in any class where that was possible.

When was the decision made to curtail in-person classes last semester? Early in March, COVID was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization. On the weekend of March 14, the first positive case was detected in Hancock County. Due to a lack of understanding at the time of how the virus spread and the fact that it could be asymptomatic in people for several days, we realized that the virus could be on our campus or in our local communities without us being able to detect it. This, combined with orders from the Governor and the closing of local K-12 schools, led President Brennan to decide on March 16 to close the campus to normal activities as of March 18.

What was the outcome? We provided several days for students to move out of student housing and embarked on a significant training program for “Students, staff and faculty are faculty to transition their courses to a remote delivery model. determined to see this semester Over the next two weeks, students moved home, and remote instruction resumed for all possible classes by March 30. The through. This is a resilient end of the spring term was pushed back to May 8, and we started community.” the process of planning to make up courses that could not be completed remotely.

12 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 13 As we moved to remote instruction, the leadership team held multiple meetings each week to determine how MMA’s operations would adapt to the conditions of the pandemic. These discussions led to the cancellation of the summer training cruises on the Bowdoin and TS State of Maine and cancellation of the spring Commencement ceremony, and finally to the planning of Commencement via a virtual ceremony in June. The facilities department and academic department chairs started the process of evaluating how the campus and our day- to-day work practices would have to change. Once a plan was developed, the first make-up labs for graduating seniors were completed on campus in late May, and the fall schedule, a return to a mixed-mode of instruction (face-to-face, hybrid, and remote) under the new safety protocols was announced. A key tool in our return to campus was the collaboration with The Jackson Laboratory to develop COVID testing and screening protocols. We also developed a plan for baseline testing as people returned to campus, as well as surveillance testing during the fall semester, and for isolation and quarantine processes to handle positive cases. These tools, as well as the “12 Ways to 12 Weeks” program, put in place to remind everyone on the campus of good practices to prevent spreading the virus, have allowed us to resume instruction this fall.

What were some of the issues regarding U.S. Coast Guard exams that had to be resolved? In late May, a student in the steam lab handles equipment in a The immediate issue regarding U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) exams make-up session. concerned the approximately 50 members of the class of 2020 who had expected to complete their summer training cruise and then take their exam at the Regional Examination Center Maine in April 2021. A second cruise is planned for July. Both (REC) in . The Boston REC was closed in March, and with cruises will be with the training ship at sea, although we may not the summer training cruise canceled, these students could not have ports of call with visits ashore. obtain their license or graduate. To address this situation, and to obtain some vital How was the major pivot to online learning information about how to conduct shipboard operations in a pandemic, we began planning for a pier-side cruise to give these instruction carried out? students the sea time and course completion that they needed Professor Susan Loomis, Dean of Faculty: We sought the help to finish their programs. We worked with the Coast Guard to of faculty who were familiar with online learning to assist other approve this approach and obtained approval to train our engine faculty who were inexperienced with online learning, as were in a pier-side Fast Cruise [as in hold fast] in July and many students. August on the State of Maine. We worked with the IT department to provide training The approval was not granted for the deck students, but for faculty to use Canvas (an online learning management fortunately, the Maritime Administration offered several system) for course materials, testing, discussion boards, and billets for the transit of the Maritime Academy communications. We also provided students and faculty training ship Kennedy from its shipyard period in Mobile, with short courses to learn to use the system efficiently in Alabama to its home in Buzzard’s Bay, Massachusetts. Eleven our suddenly fully remote environment. Faculty Services deck cadets and one MMA faculty member completed that Coordinator, Nicole Dyer, was designated as the Canvas assistant transit in June and July with cadets and faculty from three other for faculty. maritime academies and crew. Once the semester ended in May, we organized two major Once both sea periods were completed, MMA arranged with groups of faculty and staff to determine how to reopen the the REC to host and conduct the USCG exams for our students campus for the fall semester safely and with allegiance to our in Castine in August. The students completing this exam were academic standards. Jessica Muhlin and Rick Miller led those then able to graduate and start their careers. two teams with help from many faculty members and staff who We conducted a similar “Fast Cruise” on Bowdoin for provided expertise on safe classroom procedures and expertise students in August. on making adjustments to the academic schedules and calendars The Class of 2021, who would traditionally have taken their to assure all accreditation requirements were still met and USCG USCG exams in January of 2021, will now be delayed in taking Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW) the exams until after their rescheduled cruise on the State of were satisfied as best as possible.

12 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 13 Graduation in June, we were able to offer the students and their families a chance for some closure after a college career that ended during one of the most challenging times in our nation’s history. While trying to provide our graduates with the pomp and circumstance of the traditional ceremony, it was also important to add more personal messaging since the event was going to be viewed on a screen. By having alumni, trustees, students, and faculty provide meaningful, relevant messages via video, we hope graduates were able to take away more meaning from the addresses than might otherwise have happened in a field house. The ceremony also included the traditional slide show and personal short messages of congratulations from faculty and staff. While not even To prepare for the fall semester, teams of staff and faculty close to a substitute for walking across a stage to the applause of evaluated how to enhance the safety of classrooms and facilities friends and family, Commencement 2020 will be remembered. across campus. [See video: commencement.mainemaritime.edu]

Additional faculty and staff who worked hard on these How successful have graduates been finding jobs, elements included: Lisa Roy, Steve Tarrant, Kirk Langford, Joceline Boucher, Tom Batt, Lauren Gargani, Steve Cole, Nate and how did it go for co-op students in summer Zmek, Jennifer Norwood, Peter Stewart, and many others. 2020? Teams worked throughout the summer to set up the Fast Bryce Potter, Director of Career Services and Cooperative Cruise and then the reopening procedures and guidelines for safe Education: The class of 2020 has fared very well for having facilities, safe classrooms, clear instructions regarding Canvas, graduated in such a tumultuous time. 97% of those we have data training schedules, cruises, coops, internships, capstones, and for are employed, with 67% of the class responding. consistent help sessions. All facets of the curriculum needed Cadet shipping and co-ops were heavily impacted by COVID. to be addressed: classroom lectures with attention to COVID These positions come from companies that value an MMA spacing and especially lab procedures; use of the library, Buoy education. But the spring shutdowns occurred during the House tutoring plans, common area testing spaces. traditional hiring peak for most of them. Many opportunities Canvas training professionals were hired to provide courses disappeared, leaving us with the lowest placement rate in for faculty to build their courses for the fall. Additional courses the past three decades across all programs by a margin of 40 for students were provided online so they could find their way percent. Consequently, next summer’s plan calls for placing 60% through each of their courses using Canvas. more students than is typical, and 30% more than we ever have. Many students complained of not learning well apart from Only time will tell if those opportunities will be available, but faculty, friends, and tutors. Independent learners did pretty well, companies are still hiring and we will be ready to put students but students who struggled need face to face support to see good out to work. learning results. Some students didn’t have help or support from home to stay motivated. Many involved will say that it takes How was Regimental Preparatory Training adapted much more work for the faculty and the students to provide for fall 2020? remote learning for the same results. Lonnie Christian, Deputy Commandant: RPT was completed Virtual graduation was held on June 6. What were the over 10 days in August. We had two days of check-in with two companies arriving on each day. This allowed for social standout elements of the event? distancing and accommodating small groups on campus. Janet Acker, Chief of Staff and Executive Assistant to the Additionally, our check-in plan required new students to President: Janet Acker, Chief of Staff and Executive Assistant be tested for COVID, which then allowed for training to be to the President: When the campus closed down in March, conducted in small groups. Once all the Midshipmen Under many of the cyclical events we all cherish had to be re-invented. Guidance (MUGs) received a negative test result, we completed Commencement was one of them. How do you hold graduation the RPT training schedule in groups of 8-10 person boat crews. during a pandemic? Not easily. But by putting together a last Conducting the training in smaller groups was challenging for minute on-campus farewell and creating a virtual event for the strykers, but they got the job done.

14 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 15 How is the Regiment adapting? Our students are seeing a full semester packed into 12 weeks. It is hard on them mentally. This fall semester has been challenging for students and staff So now it isn’t about the excitement of chasing a in many ways, but we are making progress and getting through championship, but more about getting out and getting after it for the semester. We continue to take care of each other and build a 60, 90, or 120 session and an escape into their passion. It’s a camaraderie and cohesion while conforming to health-protective connection with teammates after a day of classes and Zooms. measures. This means we can muster one company daily, which is the watch company. During that time midshipmen can interact with shipmates with whom they may not have any other How were fall classes offered? opportunity during the academic day. Amy Gutow, Registrar: There were 543 course sections offered for fall 2020. Of those, 325, or about 60 percent, were in-person How has Athletics adjusted? instruction and some 28 percent were online only. About 40 percent of all courses offered some level of online instruction. Steve Peed, Director of Athletics: We decided in consultation with leadership that we couldn’t safely compete reasonably on July 17. At that point, our focus became about how can we safely How are students doing academically this semester? make athletics a meaningful experience for our students. That Joceline Boucher, Accessibility Services Director: Students in required a mindset shift, which isn’t always easy when you take general seem to be struggling more this fall, which may explain away competition from competitive people. the academic alert and grade data I’m seeing. Faculty send Competition guidelines have been developed for each sport academic alerts to students who perform poorly in their courses. where appropriate. We have 14 different programs active, and not As of the beginning of November, Academy faculty have already all sports are impacted the same way by restrictions. Golf is still sent more alerts to students than they did in all of fall 2019. golf, but with a mask. That’s not the case for sports where close Initial grade data are also concerning. All new students receive contact is common. mid-semester grades, and their grade point averages so far are The challenge has been finding ways to keep students lower than in previous years. engaged and not let drills become monotonous. We had to adapt to how we schedule increased practices with fewer people. What is the vibe on campus the first week of We approached the return to practice for the fall semester November with finals approaching? in phases according to the best guidance available to us. Most programs are now working in Phase III activities which makes Roxanna MacGregor, Class of 2023, International Business everyone in that team’s bubble a close contact. and Logistics, SGA President: This semester is challenging in The most important work we are doing is providing a positive ways I would not have expected. I see many students are being mental outlet for a third of an incredibly stressed student body. pushed to keep on top of things, and I’m pleased and surprised by how far we’ve made it into such a crazy semester! It has been amazing to watch our community come together to do the things that are allowing us to still be here. Thomas Batt, Professor and Chair, Arts & Sciences Department: It’s hard to tease out the many factors that contribute to the mood on campus, which I would describe as sober and anxious. Certainly, COVID is the ultimate source of all these factors, but to what degree are students affected by the accelerated semester, the mix of course-delivery modes they’re experiencing, the absence of sports and jaunts off campus, and the diminished contact with other human beings? I will say that students, staff and faculty alike are determined to see this semester through. I see no , , no finger-pointing or infighting. This is a resilient community.

What has contributed most to MMA’s success so far in facing the pandemic? Mark Coté: The biggest contributor has been everyone’s willingness to take this problem seriously, to be flexible in the daily challenges that arise, and to adapt their actions and activities in concert with the restrictions that have been imposed. While everyone wants to get “back to normal” as soon as possible, they all understand we have to operate in a different mode for now if we want to continue to provide our Most MMA classes went online in late spring. Here, Ocean Studies students with the education and skills that they want and seniors present their research proposals. require for their careers.

14 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 15 Making it Maine Two families team up in business to build for their future and their hometown.

by Sarah Craighead Dedmon · photographs by Billy R. Sims

ucked between International Business and Logistics Main Street and the major. She chose Maine Maritime Machias River, the Academy because of its strong alumni historic Machias network and high job placement Hardware building rate. Although she worked in the had been in the insurance and banking industries same family for after graduation, ultimately Caissie T 70 years. When Isaiah Roberts ’10 put her business degree into action heard of its potential sale, he knew he working for herself. had to act quickly. He talked to his “MMA gave me the foundation to wife, Caissie ’13, the owner, then to understand how businesses work, shipmate Harry Finn ’09. things like marketing, and that a “I asked him, ‘Do you want to split business has to grow or die,” she says. a building?’” Inspired by her rescued black lab What began as a straightforward Mia, Caissie founded Sew Fetch Dog real estate investment has blossomed, Co. in 2016, hand-making colorful putting Harry and his wife Gina along custom pet collars, then selling them with Isaiah and Caissie at the heart at craft fairs and on-line. Her idea of a Main Street revival for downtown was a smash hit, and the business Machias, the seat of Washington took off. At the time, she was almost County. nine months pregnant with their The initial plans to just lease out first child, Lincoln, who was joined the building’s vacant storefronts were this year by baby brother Archer. altered when Caissie’s home-based But parenthood and business have business hit a tipping point. blended seamlessly for Caissie. The families of three MMA alumni worked “In the middle of the purchase, I “My sales have doubled every year to repurpose a Machias landmark realized I was outgrowing my space so far, and I’m already on track to do building. (Left to right) Gina Finn and son at home, and having a storefront that again this year,” she says. with husband Harry (’09), and Isaiah (’10) could bring me up to the next level,” “Caissie’s business has taken and Caissie (’13) Roberts and son. says Caissie, who was an MMA off,” Isaiah says. “It’s amazing how

16 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 17 16 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 17 many people are dog collar fanatics.” He cites Caissie Roberts’ custom flight of its young people. With one of the oldest examples of customers who collect entire dog collar dog collar business populations in Maine, county stakeholders began as a part-time “wardrobes” for their pets. recognize the region’s recovery is tied to drawing online venture that grew quickly and is now young people back. Store Reopens located in the former The statewide media has taken notice, too. Both Gina raised her hand to occupy another of the Machias Hardware store, couples were featured in a 2019 Mainebiz article historic building’s storefronts, turning the former along with a new general titled “Machias Makes a Comeback, After Decades store run by Gina Finn hardware space into a classic general store of Decline,” and Sew Fetch Dog was showcased in and other rental spaces. that stocks everything from locally made yarn, a Bangor Daily News holiday gift guide and Down cheesecake, and chocolates to teapots and cast- Right photo: Isaiah ships East Magazine’s Maine Made Pet Gear guide. iron cookware. Machias River General opened its out, but when ashore doors in 2019, to the delight of the locals and town does excavation work, Offshore Work sometimes under the officials who have worked deliberately toward a While Caissie and Gina manage their businesses supervision of son, Main Street revitalization for more than five years. Lincoln. and the building, which also includes several “The Machias River General store is one of rental office spaces, their husbands go to sea with those unique places that reminds both locals and Diamond Offshore Drilling—Harry as second visitors of Maine’s simpler, laid-back lifestyle and assistant engineer and Isaiah as first engineer. Both gives shoppers one more reason to visit Main Street majored in marine engineering operations at MMA. Machias,” says Town Manager Christina Therrien. “Harry and I are on the same ship, he’s a day For many years, Washington County has supervisor and I’m the night supervisor, I get three occupied an unenviable position as one of Maine’s weeks with him,” Isaiah says. “That’s one of the poorest rural counties, owing to many factors reasons we bought the building together.” including job losses, fluctuations in its natural Isaiah and Harry rotate on and off the ship resources-based economy, and the resulting every four weeks, giving them roughly half a year

18 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 19 in Washington County where they were both born too, have opened in Machias this year including a and raised. It was the combined allure of traveling “There nutrition cafe, and a new yarn shop, which happens the world while putting down roots at home that is a huge to rent the space next to Sew Fetch Dog Co. drew them to become marine engineers. “I feel like Machias’ swing towards supporting “With Diamond, I’ve been to the Canary demand for smaller businesses just keeps getting better, and Islands, , Brazil, and around the U.S. engineers I think that makes for a tighter community,” Traveling is fun, but at the end of the day there’s and it’s only Harry says. no place that I’d rather be than Downeast Maine,” With strong demand for marine engineers, says Isaiah. going to Harry and Isaiah say they’re also bullish on the Harry agrees. With Gina expecting their grow, too, future for MMA engineering grads. second child in February, he says he’s especially “MMA is a great school. It’s not a school for excited to return from sea and soak up as much with only everybody, but if it is for you, and you make that home life as he can. six maritime commitment to do it and get through it, then “I like hanging out with my family, and I like schools in you’ve literally got everything the world has to offer to go fly fishing as much as I can,” he says. Harry you once you graduate,” says Isaiah. “You can live owns another investment property with yet the country,” just about anywhere from Wyoming to Europe. But another fellow MMA alum, Mark Patryn ’09. says Isaiah. for us, it’s Downeast Maine.” Isaiah can list half a dozen local MMA alums and the businesses they own. He says they’ve all returned to Washington County driven by a common goal; to invest in their home communities. “We’re not making our money in Washington County, we’re making our money elsewhere, but we’re bringing that money here,” Isaiah says. To build his own local business, Isaiah started Picket Hill Land Services in 2014, offering gravel work, land clearing, and firewood delivery services, among others. Since that time he has been slowly purchasing heavy equipment, with an eye to one day running the business full-time. When he’s not at sea you’ll find Isaiah in the cab of a dump truck, a skid steer, or one of his two excavators. “He has to work or he gets crazy,” says Caissie. “His offshore job has provided him the opportunity to build his business here.” “It’s just me right now, but hopefully I’ll grow it every year so eventually I don’t have to ship out,” Isaiah says. “It keeps me pretty busy. I hire local help whenever I need a hand.” In addition to building a secure life for his family, creating local jobs and supporting local businesses are top priorities for Isaiah’s business. In the beginning, he did his own mechanical work, another skill set he picked up at MMA. Now that his business has grown, Isaiah pays another business to do the maintenance. “I don’t mind taking it down to the local garage because it’s putting more money back into the pockets of people who live here,” says Isaiah. Isaiah, Caissie, Gina and Harry are bullish on the future for Machias. They say investing in their hometown feels good, but it’s also smart business because Machias is revitalizing all around them. Next door, Machias Savings Bank has just completed construction on its new, multi-million- dollar corporate headquarters. Smaller businesses,

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MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 21 “Seeing the USNS Comfort, (T-AH-20) entering New York Harbor on the morning of March 30, 2020 to provide aid during the COVID-19 crisis made me very proud.”

“ was very taken emotionally,” says Jerry Gotlieb ’61, USNS Comfort is the who has served as the Ship’s Master since “by seeing the USNS Comfort, (T-AH-20) entering third hospital ship December, 2019. New York Harbor on the morning of March 30, 2020 to named Comfort. “I was fortunate to be a part of the The second Comfort provide aid during the COVID-19 crisis. The live TV became the first TS recent COVID-19 mission in New York broadcasts were outstanding and made me very proud. State of Maine. City,” he says. “It was stirring to see “As many of my classmates remember,” Gotlieb firsthand the support and appreciation I says, “the firstTS State of Maine came to MMA in 1953 after it that the city had for Comfort. The last was converted from the WWII-era USS Comfort (AH-6), a 700- time the ship visited New York City was in bed hospital ship. Our ship was the second hospital ship named response to 9/11. Comfort (the first was a WWI hospital ship). Comfort was originally sent to NYC to “The crew of the third Comfort showed exceptional piloting take the burden off of the local hospitals skills entering New York Harbor,” Gotlieb says, and they brought by taking non-Covid patients. “That the 894-foot vessel to Pier 90 where it served patients before quickly was modified to include COVID departing April 30 for its homeport in to prepare for patients,” says Lindey. “It is important other potential disaster relief operations. to remember that Comfort’s primary Comfort is under the command of Capt. Andrew Lindey ’86 mission is to care for young military

22 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 23 Capt. Andrew Since it was first converted from a San Clemente-class super Lindey ’86 has been oil tanker to a hospital ship in 1987, Comfort has provided the Ship’s master humanitarian relief and been deployed to war zones around the since 2019 and is responsible for world. It is one of two ships converted from tankers. The Navy’s keeping the vessel Mercy-class ships, Mercy (T-AH-19) and Comfort, were built in ready at a moment’s the mid-1970s as commercial tankers. In 1986-87 they became notice for disaster the Navy’s first new hospital ships in 40 years. and humanitarian “Comfort is a big girl at almost 900 feet long, 69,360 LT relief. displacement, and 24,500 shaft horsepower,” says Lindey. “Her soldiers with combat casualties. The sea speed at 70 RPM is 15 knots. She has a traditional steam mission in NYC was much different with plant and auxiliary systems that support 2,440 souls onboard.” very sick, often terminally ill patients who The ship and its sister ship Mercy are administered by the required intensive care and ventilation. . Medical facilities include 1,000 I was very impressed with the care that beds, a dozen operating rooms, an ICU, laboratory, dental Comfort’s military health care providers clinic, and more. gave in New York.” The hospital ships served in Operations Desert Shield and

22 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 23 “The swells we encountered off the Pacific coast were wild, while the sky was as blue as could be.”

Iraqi Freedom and have responded to Hurricane Katrina, humanitarian crises in the Caribbean and Pacific, and other catastrophic events. Comfort is currently in a reduced operational status in Norfolk and ready for tasking within five days. The ship is minimally crewed with 60 Navy sailors and 37 civil service mariners. Lindey says Comfort is scheduled to deploy next summer in continuing humanitarian missions in Central and South . During World War that became the first training ship named II, USS Comfort State of Maine,” Gotlieb says. (MMA or Jerry Gotlieb, the TV coverage of Comfort in New York (above) was struck presently trains midshipmen aboard the by a Japanese brought memories of the former Comfort that served as an plane. fourth TS State of Maine, the former FMMA training vessel. (Left) A nurse USNS Tanner.) “It was a WW-II era hospital ship, battle-scarred but capable, surveys the damage. Measuring 417 feet, 9 inches long with a beam of 60 feet, the USS Comfort (AH- 6) was launched in 1943 by Consolidated Steel Corporation. The ship was steam powered from two water tube boilers and driven by a single propeller. Comfort was one of three hospital ships built at the same time, commanded and crewed by the Navy for the Army. During the war, Comfort served across the Pacific, but in May 1944 was struck by a Japanese suicide plane. The plane dove into the Comfort’s superstructure, smashing through two decks. All but one person in an operating room was killed. Fatalities throughout the ship totaled 28, including six nurses, and 48 were injured.

24 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 25 Multi-Mission Capable The future training ship of MMA is planned to be a complement to vessels that provide humanitarian aid such as Comfort and Mercy. The Maritime Administration (MARAD) is currently working with Philly Ship- yard in , Pennsylvania to begin building the first of five purpose-built training vessels for the State Maritime Academies. These purpose-built ships will be National Security Multi-Mission Vessels (NSMV), outfitted as both training platforms and disaster response vessels. The NSMV is a new class of ship, designed with eight classrooms, a full train- As a , Jerry Gotlieb ing bridge, lab spaces and an auditorium. In training ship mode, the vessel can ’61 sailed aboard the ex-Comfort accommodate 600 students and crew. The vessel is also designed to respond to renamed TS State of Maine (above) on training cruises. national and international disasters, as the TS State of Maine did in response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The NSMV includes two separate engine rooms providing significant spac- Comfort was repaired and sailed on es for engine training. Plans call for the ship to house up to 1,000 workers and to earn two battle stars and a 20-year crew in times of humanitarian need. It will have roll-on/roll-off capability, con- career that eventually brought it to Castine and MMA. tainer storage, full hospital facilities, and a helicopter landing pad. According to Heritage of the Sea, The third NSMV is slated to become the new TS State of Maine, replacing the The Training Ships of Maine Maritime vessel, the former USNS Tanner, which has been in operation at Maine Academy, by Capt. Walter Jaffee, in Maritime since 1997. 1953, Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Senator Leveret Saltonstall of Massachusetts arranged for the acquisition of the ship for MMA. In the book, Charles Weeks ’64 observes: “She looked like the old passenger ships. She had a main deck, boat deck and sun deck. Because she was a hospital ship, she had an additional boiler. She was triple on everything engineering-wise and the propulsion was a 4,400 horse Hendy turbine. She’d do about 14.6 if they wanted to hook her up. It made a good training system for the engineers … because you could be

24 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 25 The last time USNS Comfort visited New York was in the wake of the terror attacks of 9/11. steaming on two boilers and playing with a third one.” During its nine training cruises from 1954 to 1962, the former Comfort called on ports ranging from the Atlantic coast and Caribbean to Europe, South America, Panama Canal and the Pacific. “My class made three training cruises aboard the ship—1959, 1960 and our graduation year,” Gottlieb says. “In 1960, we got to transit the Panama Canal, from the Atlantic side to the Pacific. The swells we encountered off the Pacific coast were wild, while the sky was as blue as could be. The State of Maine would travel down a deep , hit the bottom of the wave, shudder and finally climb out of the trough to the next swell. We took water over the bow and sometimes up to the bridge deck. A wild ride in gorgeous sunshine.” “The State of Maine (ex-Comfort) was a great learning tool, laboratory and training for all our lives ahead,” Gottlieb says.

Comfort did in New York. Have Mercy Until his service aboard Mercy, Slater Andrew Slater ’12 was Second Engineer was steam second engineer aboard aboard the sister ship of USNS Comfort, Comfort. USNS Mercy (T-AH-19), when it was “In early March, talk began about deployed to in April, serving activating both hospital ships to combat the same role on the West Coast as the the Coronavirus outbreak,” Slater says. “The Mercy chief reached out, trying to find ready and qualified engineers to run one of the few steamships in our fleet. Slater had just come off a five- month stretch aboard Comfort on a humanitarian mission, Operation with contractors on needed boiler Enduring Promise, which provided inspections. After all that, and the long medical aid to some dozen countries mission, we had wrapped things up in in the Caribbean and South America to early March, and I had my eye on going relieve the burden from local medical ashore.” providers due to the Venezuelan Instead, Slater joined the Mercy refugee situation. deployment in LA for three months. “When we returned to homeport, “I’m proud to have been involved we rolled right into a major overhaul in with both teams of engineers,” he says, the shipyard, and I had to get to work “it was an exciting opportunity for sure.”

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hen I graduated from Maine RV Investigator is a Two years ago, I became the vessel manager Maritime Academy, I started a 308-ft Australian marine for the RV Investigator. The $120 million (AUD) career as a Deck Officer that research vessel with vessel is owned and operated by Australia’s impressive scientific was typical for many mariners. Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial W capabilities. I worked on most types of vessels and had Research Oganisation (CSIRO) and managed opportunities with widely varying types of through the Marine National Facility (MNF). The cargoes and supply chains. ship provides Australia with the capability for Marine research was a field I had not considered research anywhere across its vast marine estate. (much less knew anything about) when I left the The vessel delivers a flexible, multidisciplinary U.S. and moved to Australia in 2009. I didn’t know research platform available to all Australian then that it is one of the most fulfilling and exciting researchers and their international collaborators. jobs in the maritime industry. Sea time is granted for research through an

28 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 29 “After pushing coal, refined petroleum products, military supplies, and passengers, I have to say that I like pushing science the most.“

independent application process that assesses David Witzke’s at a lot of things.” Built in the Sembawang both scientific excellence and national benefit of responsibilities include Shipyard, Singapore, and commissioned in 2014, projects. managing the operation the 94-meter (m), or 308-foot, vessel has world- and maintenance of the I have been lucky to work with passionate ship, which has a wide class capabilities to perform oceanographic, scientists who are addressing global challenges range of on-board and geoscience, atmospheric, and biological research, and answering some of the hardest questions our modular laboratories and and more. The vessel also provides a classroom for oceans pose. Each voyage of the Investigator facilities. education, training, and outreach, which are key advances our knowledge about our oceans, and it priorities of the MNF. has been so exciting to be part of a team for each RV Investigator boasts a high level of discovery. technology and advanced equipment. The vessel The RV Investigator has been called the has a “gondola,” similar in shape to a small “Swiss Army Knife of marine research – good space shuttle that is mounted 1.2 m below the

28 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 29 hull and contains a suite of acoustic mapping Investigator has drop changing requirements in the academic field. instruments. The position of the gondola ensures camera and deep tow Recently, we installed a new deep-sea coring the instruments are below the layer of micro- systems designed to capability that allows the vessel to take seabed capture high-quality bubbles, which cause interference created by the video and still images samples five miles below the surface of the sea. movement of a ship’s hull through the water. The from depths up to As the global climate continues to change vessel also has a large that houses two 6,000 m. and we discover the importance of our oceans, drop keels which can be lowered 4 m below the additional questions about our world will be hull. These carry instrumentation that includes asked. The marine research field of the maritime acoustic mappers (for measuring fish and other life industry will be called upon more and more to in the water column), a pelagic sediment profiler to provide sophisticated answers to help better our produce maps of the seafloor, and Acoustic Doppler understanding of the marine environment and the current profilers. (I had no idea what they were global climate. when I first started as vessel manager.) Academic entities like Maine Maritime Over the past year – before the global Academy’s Corning School of Ocean Studies and pandemic – the vessel traveled 31,410 nautical the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory miles and spent 193 days at sea visiting System are essential to marine research and Antarctica, Macquarie Island, Heard Island, the will continue to provide more opportunities to Great Barrier , and the Pacific, Indian and mariners to work in this exciting field. Southern oceans. Each voyage can accommodate After pushing coal, refined petroleum 40 scientists and 20 crew, and has a possible products, military supplies, and passengers, I have range of up to 10,000 nm and 60 days. The Marine to say that I like pushing science the most. National Facility works closely with scientists The Marine National Facility and the RV two years before their time onboard the vessel to Investigator have given me a passion in the plan, manage, and execute their voyage. I get to maritime industry I could not imagine when I was work directly with researchers to find new and a cadet marching through the streets of Castine. innovative ways to achieve their goals with the For more information about RV Investigator vessel’s wide capabilities. The MNF also maintains and to view the 24/7 livestream from the vessel, a suite of equipment that can be employed on visit mnf.csiro.au/en/RV-Investigator. board and we reconfigure the vessel to meet

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Alumni Connect Virtually The COVID-19 outbreak has had a profound Will Hamilton. Ron Vallee, Skip Bracy, Denny MMA Alumni Chapter impact on us all. The Alumni Association Driscoll. points of contact met recognizes an extraordinary situation that leads via Zoom to discuss area alumni engagement. to uncertainty in how to meet as a chapter or Delaware Valley Chapter (Top, left) Sam Rowe ’65, class, what events are allowed, and how do we In May 2020, President of the Delaware Valley Bay State; Jeff Wright, keep alumni engaged. (PA/NJ) chapter, Tom Lord ’87, hosted 18 area Alumni Relations; David Enter videoconferencing, which, at this time, alumni via the first Zoom chapter meeting in Lane ‘68, Jacksonville, is the strength of our outreach and interaction. MMA history. There was considerable discussion FL; Pat Zrioka ‘87, Casco Bay; (middle, left) Kevin From class reunions to chapter meetings, regarding programming to support area alumni Davis ‘85, Casco Bay; Commencement to Homecoming, the use and MMA. Thank you Delaware Valley members Josh Collamer ‘98, DC; of virtual communications allows us to stay who worked tirelessly to arrange for the TS State Minh Harriman ‘90, connected. Here are some ways which our alumni of Maine to visit Philadelphia for a port visit during Puget Sound (WA); Jason have engaged with MMA and each other. Cruise 2020, but COVID-19 cancelled the visit. Grabelle ‘98, DC; (bottom, left) Jay Stewart ‘00, Southeast Atlantic; Class of 1965 Virtual Homecoming Rich Slack ‘93, CT/RI; This class has been meeting via Zoom since MMA celebrated Homecoming with a week Dave Knapp ‘86, Tampa, March, initially to plan their Summer Reunion of Honor Class Virtual Reunions and, on FL; Karen Cukierski, in July 2020, which was postponed to July Alumni Relations. Saturday, October 3, 2020, the annual Alumni Michael Chambers ‘80, 2021. The class still meets via Zoom on the first Meeting, and a virtual Homecoming, featuring Northern CA, also joined. Thursday of every month. Other classes are alumni welcomes, campus videos and award considering following suit. presentations. If you missed it, view: homecoming. Attending the meeting this spring, were Cal mainemaritime.edu. All 2020 Honor Classes Lechman, Bill Fenton (class agent), George have an invitation to attend and participate in Grimes. Peter Wurshy, Charlie Raymond, Homecoming 2021, date TBD.

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MMA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ALUMNUS AWARD ANNOUNCES AWARDS The Outstanding Alumnus Award is given in In 1997, MMA created a Wall of Honor to recog- recognition for outstanding and uncommon nize alumni who, through their achievements in service to the Alumni Association and Maine professional and civic life, and service to MMA, Maritime Academy. This year’s recipients are have brought honor to themselves and the Acade- Chet Manuel ’67 and Mark Coté ’83. my. This Wall was established not only to recog- nize and honor those alumni for their achieve- ments, but also to allow their accomplishments to serve as inspiration to students and alumni, current and future, to strive for excellence.

The awards recognize professional achievement OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS CHET MANUEL ’67 WALL OF HONOR and service. Chester “Chet” Manuel received his Bachelor CAPT. SHERRI HICKMAN ’85 of Science degree in Marine Engineering, a U.S. This year, we are honored to induct Captain Coast Guard license, and a commission as an Sherri Hickman ’85 of the Houston Pilots Associ- in the U.S. Navy Reserve in 1967. He ation. Capt. Hickman graduated from MMA with a was involved in many extracurricular activities, degree in Nautical Science. serving as Class Treasurer, top runner on the Following graduation, Hickman sailed with cross-country team, and first Battalion Com- Marine Transport Lines, obtaining her 2nd Mate mander Regimental Officer and he graduated license. She then sailed for Keystone shipping, first in his class. where she accumulated the sea time and experi- Following graduation, he began sailing later ence to earn her USCG Captain’s license. She was that same day on a Gulf Oil Corp. tanker and the first female Master for Keystone Shipping. stayed at sea until 1972, when he was hired as She was also the first woman to be voted into a Project Engineer for Brown Paper Company the Houston (TX) Pilot Association, where she is in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. In a partner, a bay pilot, and past vice president and 1979, he became Project Manager for Scott Pa- training master. A very busy port, Houston consis- per Company / S.D. Warren Company and Sappi tently ranks first in the U.S. in foreign waterborne Fine Paper Company in Skowhegan, Maine tonnage; first in U.S. imports; first in U.S. export and managed various and challenging projects tonnage, and second in the U.S. in total tonnage. including major additions and rebuilds. He was She was featured in the PBS film Shipping Out, the liaison with various government agencies to The Story of American Seafaring Women, in 2007. assure compliance for the safety of personnel Filmed on board merchant ships in coastal waters and the laws and regulations of the state and from Alaska to New York, Shipping Out looks at federal agencies. the little-known history of women and seafaring Since 2006, he has been semi-retired, while in America. doing some consulting work and traveling. Her list of professional accomplishments and His service to alumni started as a founding service is lengthy and admirable. member of the Bangor Seadogs Alumni Chapter,

32 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 33 where he served as Treasurer from 2000-2010. ALUMNI BOARD ELECTION He was also involved in helping start the Ken- nebec Valley (Waterville), Maine Chapter of the The biannual election of MMA Alumni Associa- MMA Alumni Association. tion officers and board members was conducted From 2006 to 2020, Manuel served as a this summer. Voter turnout for new officers and Director on the MMA Alumni Association Board. board members was the largest in recent years, He has also been the organizer for his Class of with alumni casting more than 700 ballots. 1967 for class reunions, mini-musters and fund- Elected as officers for two-year terms are: raising initiatives over the years. Bill Full ’76, Cumberland, ME, president; Frank Alumni Tepedino ’58, San Diego, CA, vice president; Cal Lechman ’65, Harpswell, ME, treasurer; participation and Andrew Strosahl ’05, Dover, NH, agent (clerk). now in giving Board members elected to a four–year term aligns the are incumbents Myles Block ’06, Bangor, ME; Mary Hutchins ’11, Grantham, NH; and Shawn Academy Longfellow ’86, Leland, NC. Newly elected members include Paul Galla- with some of gher ’87, Seattle, WA; Curt Nehring ’71, Chi- nook, WA; Jim Proulx ’85, Concord, NH; and the very best Ron Ward ’80, Anchorage, AK. private MMA Alumni not on the board are invited and encouraged to offer input and actively par- colleges in the ticipate in board committee work. If interested, OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS AWARD contact [email protected]. MARK COTÉ ’83 U.S. Mark Coté received his Bachelor of Science de- ADVANCEMENT gree in Marine Engineering in April 1983. He has been a professor of engineering at the Academy ALFOND CHALLENGE since September 1992 with the exception of a stint as instructor at the U.S. Naval Academy SUCCESS (1999-2001). In September, President Brennan announced In January of 2020, Coté accepted the the receipt of a $750,000 grant to support MMA position of acting provost, while a professional scholarships, thanks to the generosity and search was underway. He had only been in the spirit of 1,797 alumni and many other friends position for little more than two months when and donors. the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic was In 2017, the Alfond Foundation challenged recognized and, within three months of taking MMA to raise a cumulative total of $2.25 mil- the position, he had to cancel all classes, send lion and increase the alumni participation rate all students home, ramp up the entire academic to 20% in annual fund giving over three fiscal capability to transition to online instruction, and years. Vision 20|20 raised over $2.7 million and preside over the complete retooling of the acad- reached 24.5% alumni participation by the end emy as it attempted to address its responsibility of fiscal year 2020, June 30th. to the students. “We have increased our alumni participa- While overseeing all aspects of alternative tion rate by 15% in the last decade, which is delivery of programs, Coté was significantly a significant accomplishment,” said President involved in the development of the Fast Cruise Brennan. “This momentum, due in large part and served as the senior training officer and a to the challenge and the energy of our alumni, watchstander. President William Brennan notes, will propel Maine Maritime Academy toward the “During this time of deep challenge to the acade- goal of creating a culture of giving to ensure the my, Mark went above and beyond what would be school’s sustainability well into the future.” expected of a dedicated employee – he demon- Approximately 80 percent of MMA students strated an unprecedented commitment to his require need-based scholarship assistance alma mater and the academy’s success in dealing annually. The $750,000 grant will be added with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is to the Harold Alfond Engineering Scholarship largely due to Mark’s unstinting efforts.” Fund, established in 2014.

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“We are extremely grateful for our outstanding staff and our dedicated Alumni Advancement Committee, a group of 38 alumni MMA ALUMNI volunteers who emailed, called, wrote letters, and reached out to classmates via social media to encourage support for the academy,” ASSOCIATION CHAPTERS said Capt. . Burrill ’77, Alumni Advancement Committee Chair. “We are so pleased that Maine Maritime Academy not only met BANGOR SEA DOGS PANAMA CANAL this challenge, but substantially surpassed it,” said Harold Alfond John Burns III ’85 Juan Molino ’89 Foundation Executive Chairman, Greg Powell. “Our goal was to 51 Ash Lane [email protected] Hermon, ME 04401 assist the Academy in creating a culture of giving, and by raising well 207-973-1201 PENOBSCOT BAY over the challenge goal of $2.2 million and reaching 24.5% alumni john.burnsiii@vistraenergy. Lindsey Pinkham ’04 com participation, this fine school is well on its way.” 111 Greenwood Avenue Alumni participation now aligns the Academy with some of the Warren, ME 04864 BAY STATE 207-380-4661 very best private colleges in the US. This expression of the value of an Samuel Rowe ’65 [email protected] MMA education is further highlighted by recent “Best Colleges” and 195 Glenneagle Drive Mashpee, MA 02649 “Best Return on Investment” rankings as reported by US News and PUGET SOUND 508-539-2395 Minh Harriman ’90 World Report, , and Money. [email protected] 281-639-8535 Help maintain the momentum of this success at mainemaritime. [email protected] edu/support-mma. CASCO BAY Pat Zrioka ’87 SEACOAST 207-314-0128 Mike Grigware ’87 [email protected] 30 Riverview Drive Biddeford, ME 04005 CONNECTICUT 207-284-8630 Rich Slack ’93 [email protected] 32 Joy Lane Uncasville, CT 06382 SOUTHEAST 860-861-1762 Norman Laskay ’62 [email protected] ALUMNI NEWS 5848 Catina Street New Orleans, LA 70124 MARINER SURVEY RESULTS DELAWARE VALLEY 504-382-6023 Tom Lord ’87 [email protected] Three years ago, alumni Berwyn,PA [email protected] SOUTHEAST ATLANTIC were surveyed to evaluate 610-312-4001 Capt. Jay Stewart ’00 the editorial and design of 843-296-7732 Mariner magazine. Generally, FLORIDA [email protected] readers liked what they saw. David Knapp ’86 5008 Longfellow Avenue SOUTHERN A recent new survey that Tampa, FL 33629 Ralph Staples ’71 813-295-0484 asked many of the same 299 OakValley Lane [email protected] questions indicates readers Escondido, CA 92027 619-733-1942 are even more pleased with KENNEBEC VALLEY [email protected] subsequent issues. Jon Fortier ’86 5 West Baker Street Nearly 450 alumni TEXAS Winslow, ME 04901 Sherri Hickman ’85 responded and more than 207-649-2724 713-705-4316 [email protected] half indicated they obtained [email protected] most of their news about NED ANDREWS MMA from the magazine. TIDEWATER Ben Cameron ’93 Michael T. Ward ’10 Eighty-five percent read Brunswick, ME Virginia Beach, VA ben@harbordigitalsystems. every issue. Rated “excellent” 978-427-8988 com were the magazine’s covers Michael.t.ward2010@gmail. com (70%); and more than half NORTHERN CALIFORNIA of respondents also rated Michael Chambers ’80 WASHINGTON, DC 2233 21st Avenue the magazine’s photography, writing, and ease of reading excellent. Josh Collamer ’98 , CA 94116 Silver Spring, MD Favorite topics were classmate updates, news about strategic plans, [email protected] 210-875-9277 and MMA academics. The many story suggestions submitted are greatly appreciated by NORTH FLORIDA Jason Grabelle ’98 David Lane ’68 Ellicott City, MD the magazine editors. St. Augustine, FL [email protected] [email protected]

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Sculpting Change he woods and fields outside call it ‘opening doors in the right order.’” Jay Sawyer’s barn-sized Studio Among these projects, he is most TJBONE in Warren, Maine are a passionate about a proposed installation sculpture garden of metal works, from also along the Rockland Harbor Trail, El spheres on the ground and in the air to Faro Salute!, a memorial to the 33 crew a navigation-buoy-sized F-bomb. aboard the ship lost at sea in 2015, which Sawyer (class of 1983) has created included five MMA graduates. public art installations, including A Sawyer has begun creating sculptures Spirit of Its Own, a spherical piece representing two mariners saluting the made with shear rings welded together harbor lighthouse and the sea beyond, at the Portland International Jetport, which draws inspiration from a previous and another along the Rockland Harbor work called The Maestro (shown left). Trail, made with railroad spikes welded He welcomes support from other in a sphere. He also has sculptures at MMA alumni for the project. (Learn homes and estates across New England. of my raw talents and spoke of the gift more: elfarosalute.com.) The memorial His career evolved from early years I had. I was like a sponge for what they is sponsored by the Penobscot Marine working at sea as an engineer to coming had to offer.” Museum. ashore and starting a welding fabrication From his Maine Maritime Academy Sawyer believes the memorial could business, which he operated for 18 years. experience, he learned to “look at a act as the final stage of grieving for the The welding business increasingly situation with the big picture in mind,” community and he is motivated by “the led to projects that were on the creative he says. “Turns out life is a bit like a ability to establish the wherewithal to edge, he says. “Fate had me cross paths steam plant. Decisions in one area have promote hope and compassion in these with three individuals who all had consequences in another. Procedure is uncertain times.”

PHOTOS: BILLY R SIMS & JBONE BILLY PHOTOS: degrees in sculpture. Each one took note important. With my current projects, I — by BILLY SIMS

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1947 “We are now sailing with some The class of 1966 held a 1962 mini reunion this summer in Alvin Miller contacted us and other volunteer organizations, Boothbay Harbor, Maine. From noted, “I’m 92-years-old and YWAM on the MV Ywam Lib- left to right, Russ Kniehl, Dan retired with my wife in Scotts- erty in Papua and Mari, Chuck Mercaldi and Sky dale, Arizona. We are currently more recently with Operation Woods. The classmates are all quarantined with the virus. Mobilization doing disaster looking forward to the big, BIG We are both healthy and enjoy relief work. I spent some time 55th reunion next summer! Southwest living. We have this spring as First Engineer on lived here for 10 years and the MV Logos Hope, which is in previously in the Boston area. Great Abaco Island with about 1968 200 volunteers assisting in the Charles Perry is retired and liv- I practiced law in Massachu- Marlin “Night Train” Lane sent cleanup from Hurricane Dorian ing in Sterling, Massachusetts. setts and New Hampshire for this picture of him and son Joe in 2019. Audrey and I have many years, and much, much fly fishing for peacock bass on relocated to Charlton, Massa- earlier I went to sea on tankers the Rio Negro River, Amazon 1973 chusetts and resting up before Calvin Bancroft recently sailing coastwise. I was a Navy jungle, Brazil. Marlin reports volunteering again.” joined Excelerate Energy in officer LTJG during Korea (War) that this bucket list item was the Woodlands, Texas as their aboard the USS Keppler, DDE an “incredible lifetime expe- Chief Operating Officer. He 765.” rience.” Next stop, Bora Bora 1965 lives in Spring, Texas. with the family. 1961 1976 USNS Comfort was proudly 1962 undocked in Norfolk, Virgin- ia and docked in New York City by tugs built in Maine at Washburn & Doughty Shipyard, owned by Bruce Doughty. The shipyard is scheduled to launch the ferry MV Richard G. Sam Rowe is on his third ABS, Spear, MMA class of 1943-2, in DNV GL inspection this year. December, 2020. In January and February, he was in Cleveland on the SS Alpena, a Great Lakes cement 1961 Norman Laskay reports, “… I products carrier, one of the started writing a blog, which oldest (or the oldest) Lakers got wrapped into a company still in service. In July, he was newsletter. The monthly blog aboard an ex-American Export is mostly on the global marine container ship now MARAD Father Jeffrey Monroe industry, today’s problems and Ready Reserve SS Gopher changed “command” of St. the greening of the world’s State. Now he finds himself on Margaret of Scotland Angli- merchant shipping. The board the Norwegian LNG ship can Church in Conway, New newsletter and older articles Arctic Lady in Setubal, Portu- Hampshire in August after 11 are at dlsmarine.com/dls-in- gal, hopeful to be home by the years. Monroe split his time sights. ...Marine Survey, hull end of November. Sam says, between Maine, Conway and Thom Cartledge sent a mes- and cargo, and even the sub ”Climbing that gangway ladder a home in Lincoln. He will sage that “Things are good at area of ship appraisal, can be a umpteen steps every morning serve as Canon to the Ordi- the Cartledge house in (Madi- goal for graduates who want to is challenging.” nary (Bishop’s Chief of Staff) in son) Connecticut. Miss seeing work ashore.” Portland, Maine. He also will grandkids — we have 16. Have continue to serve as chaplain been an optimist since Grad- 1966 1964 to Post 46, veterans and hos- uation in ‘61; no reason not to pitals. Monroe, who holds the be. The picture is Susan and I rank of captain in the U.S. Na- in Morocco last year on a 10 val Merchant Marine Reserve, day hike.” was ordained at St. Paul’s Ca- 1962 thedral in Portland in 2002. He and his wife, Linda, live in Cape Robert Bartek, from Roswell, Elizabeth, Maine, and have a Georgia reports, “At 78, I am son and daughter (an officer in still working every day (as the Merchant Marine) and two marine surveyor), semi-retired, “After 17 years volunteering as grandchildren. I take Sundays off.” relief with Mer- cy Ships,” says Pete Johnson,

36 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 37 1976 ficer for 19 years, then worked systems. Over the years, I was initiated by Jamie Hutton in maintenance management came to realize the many tools (Naples, Florida) and produced John Niles reports he is retired at Sappi’s Skowhegan Pulp I had graduated with, which I numerous reminiscings and a and lives in South , and Paper Mill for another 19 use to analyze and create solu- few images. Pictured is Kevin Maine. years. He received an associ- tions when I am confronted Green in 1980, the day before 1978 ate’s degree in pulp and paper with a problem. The Regiment Indoctrination, and today, technology from Kennebec give me the skills to lead other proudly displaying his MMA di- Ed Gagnon reported to class- Valley Community College in individuals and handle conflict ploma and memorabilia. Kevin mates that he retired three 2002. He and his wife Sharon resolution during implication is the power plant manager years ago and volunteers time have three adult children and of change management. Thank at Providence College, Rhode to the Association for Facilities four grandchildren and live in you, MMA.” Island and keeper of the Class Engineering and is the Class Dexter. of ’84 Facebook page. Agent for the class of ’78.“The COVID nightmare allowed me 1982 Capt. Kirk Plender of Glen, 1985 to get a lot of projects done 1979 New Hampshire, reports, “I around the house and rebuild- received this message from ing my 1979 F150 that I bought Mark Haggerty 82’D, who is a new. It still runs great after San Francisco Bar Pilot. ‘Some nearly 42 years (wish I could people aren’t adjusting well say the same thing for myself), to social distancing. MMA and but it needed a fair amount of going to sea make this a cake work. My wife retired this June walk for us.’ And I completely from a high school teaching agree.“ career of about 30 years.” Ed and Nancy live in Francestown, New Hampshire. 1983 Kurt Kirkland and his wife 1978 Rebecca have bought a home in Stockton Springs, moving John Higgins is an executive back to Maine after living in with General Electric Corpo- In early August, George Burns, California since 1993. He works Dan Stahl was named Chief ration. He returned to the US Cmdr. USCG, retired, climbed for Tosca Services, LLC as a Executive Officer of the Port in August 2019 after working Mt. Whitney in California, Corporate EHS Manager, and of Longview, Washington by seven years internationally in elevation 14,508 feet. After re- is looking forward to reuniting a vote of the port governing the UK and . He and tiring in 2002, he is a maritime with old MMA friends! body in 2020. Dan served as his wife Kathleen live in Dover consultant, with most work interim CEO since February New Hampshire and have a involving ship safety, security, and had been the port’s chief daughter Kimberly, age 18. 1984 and environmental audits on operating officer since 2017, the Great Lakes. His long career in the mari- 1978 time industry includes being 1980 the director of maritime at the Stephen Steinberg of Freeport, Port of Bellingham in northern New York writes,”I work for Washington and the executive National Grid. I am challenged director of the Port of Ana- with supporting and guiding cortes. contractors who work on the natural gas infrastructure of 1988 the company. I am involved in Matthew Baker is Manag- establishing training require- er HSE for Moran Towing ments for utility construction Corporation and lives in New companies and labor unions Canaan, Connecticut. and to set up employee devel- opment programs (as well as 1988 creating) policies for safe pipe Rory Hersom was hired by line management. I have 40 General Electric upon grad- Steven Foster will return to the years’ experience in the energy uation to participate in their Maine House of Representa- industry. Field Engineering Program. tives as he won a re-election The MMA marine engi- He spent the next 32 years bid for District 104 (Charleston, neering program gave me An email thread among the working at GE in many differ- Dexter, Exeter, Garland and a theoretical and hands-on classmates of 1984 regarding ent capacities: field engineer, Stetson). Foster is retired, for- understanding of shipboard the Annual Fund campaign factory engineer, repair engi- merly sailed as engineering of- neer, contract performance

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manager, and most recently Michele, a paraprofessional poration, but now based in as the customer service leader 1993 for the district, are parents to Orlando, Florida serving as the supporting customers in New four boys. On a local front, International Business Devel- England. His background he volunteers with the Cub opment Principal for Airborne is steam and gas turbines, Scouts and Boy Scouts, Special and Surface launched preci- generator maintenance, Olympics, the South Plainfield sion-guided weapons systems. and repair. Retiring from an Junior Baseball Club, and the He recently relocated from enjoyable and rewarding ca- South Plainfield Wrestling Norfolk, Virginia, where he led reer, Rory is now an assistant Club. Additionally, the Boths domestic and international professor at MMA, teaching continue to be hosts for the business development efforts steam turbines and power Rutgers Medical Students for Aegis fleet readiness and equipment labs. Pediatric Rotation/Special Edu- anti-submarine warfare weap- Frederick Berry has a mes- cation program and run the ons programs. He and his wife sage to MMA alumni,” Hello 1989 Buddy Walk of South Plainfield, Candice celebrated their 25th MMA alumni far and wide. This Eric Herbst started a new which has been held annual- wedding anniversary on July engineer from the class of ‘93 position as staff engineering ly in October for the past 16 8th and welcome any fellow resides in Penobscot, Maine specialist, rotating equipment, years. alums to stop by when in the with my wife of 24 years, Darci. turbines, for FM Global in area. I shipped a little, drilled oil a Rhode Island. little, wore a Navy uniform 1993 Capt. Tim Long is living in De- here and there and engineered 1995 1989 strehan, Louisiana and writes, Charles Schaff started a career yachts for over 20 years. I’m Jeff Jordan is a project ”It is highly unlikely I would be in the oil and gas industry, now working for Navatek LLC manager with Martin Energy where I am now without Maine working for Arethusa Offshore having opened our Bangor Group and lives in Frankfort, Maritime. Please continue to as a roustabout. Through two office in May of 2020. You Michigan. create top tier mariners, a tes- mergers and two company might see me paddling around timony to the academy.” changes, he worked a range of the Castine waterfront in the 1992 positions such as ballast con- summer as a part-time kayak Rusty Frantz has traded in trol operator, jackup rig mover, guide. I’m proud to be a Maine 1994 his surfboard for snow skis, James Bailey is a senior man- 2nd A/E motor, assistant driller, Maritime Academy graduate, as he moved from California ager of safety and equipment drilling operations engineer love my shipmates, and cherish to Jackson, Wyoming. Frantz for Port Contractors, LLC. and rig manager. These the memories. We Are Mari- is the President and CEO of James, his wife Caitlyn, and positions started in the Gulf ners!” Nextgen Healthcare. Shepherd (age 6) live in Midlo- of Mexico and later involved 1993 thian, Virginia. resident assignments in Can- 1992 ada, Dubai, India, Jakarta and Capt. R. Russell Smith, USN, 1994 Australia. In 2006, he joined is Director of Operations, Chad Harrison is a mainte- Chevron as a field drilling Fleet Cyber Command, Tenth nance manager for Cogentrix engineer, drilling deepwater Fleet and lives in Arlington, Energy, LLC. He, his wife Dan- Gulf of Mexico exploration Virginia. Since its establish- ielle, and children Ty (age 15), and appraisal wells. Then he ment in 2010, U.S. Fleet Cyber Macey and Reese (ages 11) live moved into a drilling engineer Command / Tenth Fleet has in Saco, Maine. role in Houston, onto resident grown into an operational assignments in Kuwait (3 yrs) composed of more than 1995 and Australia (5.5 yrs) in engi- 14,000 active and reserve neering, and project manager sailors and civilians organized roles. In early 2018, he moved Keith Both, a resident of into 28 active commands, back to Houston as a senior South Plainfield, New Jer- 40 Cyber Mission Force drilling superintendent in the sey for more than 20 years, units, and 27 reserve com- Mid-Continent Business Unit is seeking re-election to his mands around the globe. supporting four rigs, drilling second consecutive term on unconventional horizontal the South Plainfield Board of 1992 shale wells in West Texas and Education. Both is currently Tim Wood is working as Chief New Mexico. In late 2020, he employed in the transporta- Engineer for the Staten Island decided he wanted to live in tion and logistics field, serving Ferry. Maine more than he wanted to as a project manager for LPL keep drilling oil and gas wells, Projects & Logistics, USA. He is so now he is in the process also retired from the US Navy of having his 2A/E Motor and Reserves as a , Ben Strickland is still working 3A/E Steam licenses reinstated serving as a Strategic Sealift for Lockheed Martin Cor- with plans to return to sea. Officer. Both he and his wife,

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riele Fowler fell in love with Castine early on. Growing up Ain Oakland, Maine, Fowler spent summers at her family’s camp in Penobscot. “Coming into town was a big deal and seeing the campus made a huge impression on me,” she says. “When the time came to apply to college, MMA just made sense. I applied early decision and didn’t look anywhere else. I was pretty set on what I wanted to do.” Her determination paid off. Fowler was accepted into the Ocean Studies department and excelled in the school’s unique, hands-on environment. In 2011, she graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in Marine Biology. With her degree in hand, Fowler quickly set her sights on a new goal. However, rather than pursuing a traditional science career path, Fowler decided to remain on campus to earn an M.S. in International Logistics Management. “The transition between the two was surprisingly easy,” with a problem, I can help them solve it because I have had that she remembers. “The thought processes involved in logistics problem before,” she explains. and science are very similar. I learned how to think in my “WIN is a very collaborative work environment,” Fowler says, undergraduate program and then applied those logic skills to noting her perspective is enhanced by what her colleagues can real-life situations during the graduate program.” contribute. “We’ve been able to leverage years of experience After graduating in 2012, Fowler joined the team at across the industry and because of that, we’ve been able to grow.” Combustion Components Associates, Inc., an environmental WIN recently transitioned to a for-purchase software model, engineering company in Connecticut. “Working in a small, using cutting-edge technology to connect shippers and carriers. family-run company gave me the chance to gain experience “The difference with our technology is that we’re not a broker at at every level, dealing with inventory systems and shipping all. We don’t get involved with who is chosen as a carrier, we just product,” she says. want to make sure that our clients have options.” “Some days I was shipping out tiny packages of replacement Fowler credits her education at MMA with giving her a wide- parts and some days I was negotiating giant duct systems ranging perspective and a depth of knowledge that she draws on through multiple states. It really gave me a nitty-gritty every day. “My experiences allow me to think in broad terms understanding of what I had learned in class.” about a variety of different business scenarios,” she explains. “There are so many nuances to freight management,” she In the coming months, Fowler and her team will continue to says. “You really have to do the work in order to understand and build out their product and expand their market footprint. As the improve the systems.” company grows, Fowler continues to grow with it. “I like to be in Fowler has capitalized on that understanding and in 2016, environments where I am always learning,” she says. “It has been transitioned into a new role at WIN Business Services, where exciting to watch the company evolve and to have a hand in it.” she now serves as a Product Manager. “When people come to me — by EMILY BAER

38 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 39 “…thankful for the alumni 1999 connections who took on a 2002 Rob Coty was named project summer student in 1999 and manager at ND Paper in Old I have been able to continue Town, Maine. on with Fednav ever since. Today, working in Montreal as 1999 Manager, Marine Services for Canada’s largest bulk shipping company alongside fellow alumnus Capt. Guy Fortin, 1990, (Maritime Management).“ 2002 USS Virginia completing an overseas deployment. I worked Arinjit Roy was a panelist for Siemens/Westinghouse during a “How Has and Will as Field Service Engineer and COVID-19 Impact the Com- Project Manager from 2012 to mercial Marine Industry?” 2018. Quick run with Geor- webinar hosted by Workboat gia Pacific till my family and on May 6, 2020. Roy serves as I decided to rejoin the Navy Wes Pooler, vice president, ABS Vice President for North ranks full-time, deployed again support services with Southern America Regional Business to Africa. Now back in the Pac- Maine Healthcare, Biddeford, Development, responsible for NorWest at Submarine Group writes, “The COVID response strategic planning and client 9. I reside in the Seattle area has been challenging, but it’s development. He started with with wife Sara, Jack (age 5), been nice to play an active ABS as a surveyor and held Katherine (age 3), Liz (age 2), role in combatting it. Hospi- Brent Berg has a new position many different positions over and Cider, the lab. Please look tal Facilities and Engineering as sales director for the Port of the years including Divisional us up if you are in the area. It’s departments nationwide have Vancouver (Washington) USA. Lead Offshore Surveyor, Pacif- always great to see folks from been instrumental in creating ic, Assistant Country Manager, MMA.” and maintaining safe envi- 2002 Korea, Operations Manag- ronments for employees and er, Northern Pacific Region 2005 patients. We’ve all literally and most recently, Director, Anthony Scafidi is safety transformed areas of our hos- Tankers, managing the ABS Coordinator and Production pitals to treat COVID patients business strategy and coor- Assistant at Runtal North specifically. Projects have dination efforts in this sector. America, Ward Hill, Massachu- been planned and executed Prior to joining ABS, he worked setts. He and wife Kristie live in days as opposed to weeks various roles in the Oil and in Kingston, New Hampshire and months. Interestingly, it Gas, Shipyard and Power Gen- with children Dominic (age 10) almost feels like normal oper- eration industries. He complet- Logan (age 8) and MacKenzie ations now. I know there are Bart Clendenin was featured ed his MBA from Nicholls State (age 6). a handful of alumni working in the article, “A Mission of University. in hospitals around Maine. I Missile Defense” in the People 2006 only know of one out-of-state, of Saltchuk company magazine, 2003 Michael Harrington is a Subsea although I’m sure there are highlighting the hard-working Shannon Fitzpatrick Kaminski supervisor for Transocean and plenty of others. As you know, people dedicated to making is a senior category manager lives in , Maine. marine engineers and pow- Saltchuk companies the best in for Abbott Laboratories. She, er engineers transition very their industries. Clendenin was her husband Richard and 2007 well into healthcare support sailing as Chief Mate on the SS daughter Colleen (Coco), age Nicole McKenna Walsh is a services. I think I might be the Pacific Tracker when the vessel 5, live in Grayslake, Illinois. sonographer at Maine Medical only “deckie.” was activated for missions for Center. She is married to Capt. the Missile Defense Agency. 2004 Jasper Walsh ’06. They and 2001 He began his career with TOTE Zachary Stevenson is the Pres- their son Nathaniel (age 1) live Richard Damon is an EHS Services in 2005 and is a 2019 ident of C.H. Stevenson, Inc., in South Portland, Maine. Specialist for Calpine Corpo- Saltchuk Safety Award finalist. and lives in Livermore Falls, ration, Texas. He and his wife He lives in Tennessee with his Maine. 2010 Heidi live in Baytown, Texas wife Jennifer and sons Blake Kurt Pullman graduated with with their children Alyssa (19), and Noah. 2005 a BS in Marine Transportation Richard, Jr. (17), and Jaren (1). Merrell Gopsill sends, “Greet- Operations and completed his 2002 ings Mariners. I hope you all MS at MMA in 2011. Pullman 2001 Michael Dunn is an engineer for are well! (I was during) 2005- sailed on his license until 2016 Ross Gordon, living in Longue- the Military Sealift Command 2012 Active Duty Submariner and then transitioned shore- il, Quebec, Canada, writes, and resides in Norfolk, Virginia. and Naval Diver. Served aboard side, where he now works for

40 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 41 New England’s largest electric to leave ship and dockside in Christopher Grindle, an EMT Brandon St. Germain sent us utility. Pullman is responsible Singapore for months. “Aside in Bucksport, Maine, was on images of his travels in neigh- for one of the company’s elec- from walking on the docks a the front page of the Buck- boring Southwest states. tric control rooms and has the few hundred feet, I haven’t sport Enterprise in March 2020 St. Germain sails as a third privilege of working alongside been ashore since I made a 3 displaying protective gear assistant engineer with Trans- many fellow MMA alumni. Out- a.m. Walmart run in Jackson- he wears on calls during the ocean and lives in Houston, side of work, Pullman sits on ville, Florida, in early Febru- COVID–19 pandemic. Texas. the Board of Directors for the ary.” Being stuck had its tense Manchester Young Profession- moments, but there was good 2018 als and enjoys volunteering in camaraderie, reported a May Olivia Hupper is Logistics his community. He is also the 27, 2020 Portland Press Herald Coordinator for Sappi North Class Agent for the class of article. “We… hoped it would America and resides in Port- 2010 and is always looking for be a temporary arrangement.” land, Maine. new ways to engage alumni Upon finally making it home in and give back to the Academy. mid-June, O’Connor celebrat- 2018 ed with a multi-day canoe trip 2013 with his family. Samantha Goda is living in Lusby, Maryland and recent- 2016 ly started as Operation Shift Zachary Radcliffe is a manager Supervisor after receiving her at General Dynamics, Bath Iron Senior Reactor Operator Li- Works and lives in Durham, cense at Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Maine. Power Plant. 2016 Class of 2018 members were 2015 Molly Marcotte is a Project seen posted on the Lewiston Samuel Brown is a second Manager for Washburn & Sun Journal site with pho- mate for Transocean. He Doughty Associates, Inc. and to caption “Like Old Times.” 2020 bought a home in Scarbor- lives in Boothbay Harbor, Classmates laugh after Tom Dylan Gooch sent this image ough, Maine and has been Maine. One of the vessels Mol- Therriault, left, of Monmouth from the M/V Commander, drilling exploratory wells with ly oversees is the MV Richard used his “engineering skills” saying MMA is well represent- Transocean for Shell in the Bay G. Spear, a ferry under con- to get his snowmobile to start ed. From left to right, Dan of Campeche, Gulf of Mexico. struction named after the MMA on Sabattus Pond on Friday, Mahoney ’97, Rheann Dionne alumnus, Class of 43-2, a long January 17, 2020. From left, ‘20 Dylan Gooch ’20, Renais- 2015 time Maine State Ferry Service Therriault, Tanner Littlefield of sance Lyman ’21, and Henry Andrew Pulk is a consultant captain and manager. A found- Newport, Jeremy Poisson of Knott ’10. Photo credit: Dan with Strategic Maintenance er of Washburn and Doughty is Saco, Jimmy Rose of Michigan. Mahoney. Solutions and is living in Lewis- Bruce Doughty, MMA class of Josh Daigle and Zack Littlefield ton, Maine. 1961. (See 1961 for update.) graduated together and have not had a chance to connect 2015 2017 until the ice fishing outing. Andrew Harrison is a captain Greg Duff is a field opera- The friends work on ships and MARINERS: of a for Charles- tions manager for Wanzek oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico, Stay in Touch ton Harbor Pilots and lives in Construction and lives in Fort Miami, Trinidad, San Francisco Charleston, South Carolina. Myers, Florida. and on the Great Lakes. “This with Your all came together last minute,” 2016 2017 Daigle said. Classmates Lauren McKenna is an aqua- culture technician working 2019 for Muscongus Bay Aquacul- ture, Inc. and lives in Durham, Share what you’ve been doing Maine. with your fellow alumni. Tell us 2018 about career changes, latest achievements, hobbies and adventures. Photos welcome. Include your class year and contact information, and send Sean O’Connor boarded a vessel in January and expect- to [email protected]. ed to be home in April, but the pandemic left him unable

40 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 41 Eight Bells The tradition of Eight Bells pays respect to deceased mariners and signifies that a sailor’s “watch” is over.

CARLTON L. HUTCHINS ’43-2 In addition, over the years he mentored served in WWII as a merchant mariner. He died on October 3, 2020 in Ramona, numerous local youths. He was one of the started his business career as the manager California. He graduated from the 2nd class founders of the Fairfield Police Athletic of the Preble Building in Portland. In the of MMA and entered the U.S. Merchant and League, worked with the United Way, and mid-60’s, he joined Casco Bank in Portland, then Naval service. Hutchins served active the Fairfield Council of Churches. He was a and retired in 1984 as vice president of duty in WWII, the Korean and Vietnam member of the Masons, Veterans of Foreign commercial lending. He was instrumental Wars, retiring from the Naval Reserve Wars, Trout Unlimited, the NRA, American in the financing and development of as a commander. He started Radio Relay League, and the International Portland’s Old Port during the 60’s and C.L. Hutchins Company, a custom house Occultations Timing Association. He loved 70’s, and oversaw the construction of the brokerage/shipping agency in San Diego the outdoors, hunting, fly-fishing, hiking, Casco Bank Building at One Monument and ran the company until his retirement. canoeing, kayaking, RVing, amateur radio Square. Grondin was a member of the Saco He moved back to Kennebunk after (K1QIG), and astronomy. School Board and a trustee of Thornton retirement. Hutchins loved RV traveling Academy for many years. He was also a and took the kids across country to Maine WARREN W. STROUT ’43-2 long-time member of the Elks Lodge. His on many summer vacations. He loved died on April 19, 2020. Strout lived in the passion for golf began at age nine when his Airstream trailers, Maine lobster, and fairways of life, and was loyal and generous he started caddying at the Abenakee Golf barbequing. After his wife’s death in 2004 to his extended family, colleagues and Club in Biddeford Pool. He was a life-long he moved back to California settling on his many friends. He was raised on Munjoy member of the Biddeford Saco Country son’s ranch in Ramona, where he enjoyed Hill and graduated from Portland High Club. In retirement, he and his wife spent time with the cows and horses. Hutchins School. After MMA and during the next over 20 winters in golf communities in both always had a supply of organic apples for two years, he made a number of trips Arizona and Florida. Dr. Edward Whelan, his favorite horse. He attended the First across the Atlantic, initially as an officer in who passed in 2015, was his life-long best Congregational Church in Ramona where the U.S. Merchant Marine in cargo ships . They grew up together in Biddeford he loved listening to the youth choir. and oil tankers, carrying war materials to and were classmates at MMA. As adults, London, Belfast, and ports on the European they regularly enjoyed a round of golf and CLIFFORD STOWERS ’43-2 Continent; and later as an ensign in the U.S. a competitive game of bridge. He and his died on Septempter 27, 2020. He attended Navy, and served as a gunnery officer on a family spent many winter weekends at their Andover Public Schools and Phillips merchant vessel and on an . ski camp in North Conway and enjoyed Academy. After MMA and during WWII, After his service to his country ended, he frequent get-togethers with extended he served first as a chief mate in the took advantage of the GI Bill and enrolled family. His relatives and friends will miss his Merchant Marine in the Atlantic, and at Bowdoin College, graduating cum laude keen sense of humor and love of life. later as a lieutenant JG in the U.S. Navy with a degree in French in 1951. After aboard the USS Whiteside AKA-90 in the teaching at Litchfield Academy and Deering FRANCIS PILIERE ’45 Pacific. Following the war, he attended High School for eight years, he became a died on June 15, 2020 surrounded by his Bowdoin College, where he earned a Certified Public Accountant at Macdonald, loving family. Piliere was a graduate of B.S. in Chemistry. Upon graduation from Page, Stratford and Strout, serving as Curtis High School on Staten Island. He Bowdoin, he moved to Fairfield, Maine, managing partner from 1963-1983, and entered the reserves in 1943 and then and worked as a research chemist at Keyes retired in 1984. His clients included many attended MMA. He became a lieutenant Fiber Company in Waterville for 37 years, preeminent private business firms, banks commander and entered active duty from and was issued several patents as a result and hospitals throughout Maine. He was 1950-1957 with the U.S. Navy. He remained of his work. Stowers was very active in a former member of the Portland Country active with the reserves for most of the the local community. He belonged to the Club and Cumberland Club. 1960s. He was a nuclear engineer for Knolls Fairfield United Methodist Church where Atomic Power Lab (KAPL) in Niskayuna and he sang in the choir for many years. He JOSEPH A. GRONDIN ’44 he was proud to be a communicant of St. also performed in numerous local choral died on April 10, 2020, at the Maine Edward the Confessor Church in Clifton and theatrical productions. He was a Veteran’s Home in Scarborough. Grondin Park. He is remembered fondly by his family scoutmaster and Kennebec Valley District graduated from Biddeford High School for his love of life and his charming banter. chairman of the Boy Scouts of America. in 1939. After graduating from MMA, he

42 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 43 HARRY E. HENDERSON, JR. ’47 graduation, he began working for American devoted to his family and friends, one to died on May 18, 2020. Export Lines. He served in the U.S. Navy, lend a hand whenever needed. His humor then returned to school to take a B.S. in and storytelling left people smiling. He EDWARD F. BROWN ’51 Education (History and Government) at was a man of his word and was loved and died on April 10, 2020. After MMA, Brown the University of Maine at Orono. During respected by so many who will remember went on to lead a seafaring career spanning the summers, while at Orono, he worked him fondly. many decades, ocean, straits, and seas. for United Fruit Lines and on a Sun Oil He sailed for United Shipping Lines as supertanker. He taught Political Science, STERLING A. MILLS ’56 an engineer. Notably, he served in both European History, and Current Events at died on September 28, 2020. He attended the U.S. Navy and Navy Reserve for over Thornton Academy for 29 years, retiring Lee Academy, graduating in June 1953. 37 years of combined service, retiring as in 1991. While at Thornton, he took a Mills attended MMA, where he was known Commander. After serving in the Navy, he sabbatical after being elected to the as “Pappy.” After graduating from MMA, he and his wife, Elizabeth, settled in Castine. Maine House of Representatives to serve became a full lieutenant in the U.S. Navy Here, they raised their four daughters while as the representative from Old Orchard and received orders to report to San Diego he continued his career where it started, Beach, using this one term to gain Naval Station. Mills co-founded Penley & at MMA. He led many cadets through the practical knowledge that he could use in Mills, a logging, construction, and land ranks, first as an engineering professor, the classroom. He ran the Neighborhood holding company. Mills also taught and and lastly as chief engineer on TS State of Youth Corp in Saco and Old Orchard served in the Naval Reserves. He later Maine, before retiring in 1996. Many Maine Beach from 1964 to 1970 and served on started Groundbreakers Excavation with Maritime faculty, staff and alumni knew him the Old Orchard Beach School Board his grandson. He played trumpet in the as Easy Ed. To the hundreds of students he from 1975 to 1979, as member and then band and later became a member of the taught, he was known to lead and guide chairman. He also managed the Camp motor corps driving his 1968 convertible. with a firm hand, to bark, but hardly ever Ellis Municipal Parking Lot for the City He was also a member of the Bryant bite. To his crew at home, he will forever of Saco. After retiring from Thornton, he Pond Grange Hall, the Masons, and the be remembered for the unconditional took up bicycling, often riding 25 miles a Locke Mills American Legion. His hobbies love and support he had for all. He could day, until an accident forced him to stop included traveling in their camper van, always be found tinkering with something in his early 70s. playing trumpet and trombone, attending and took great pride in building ship concerts, fairs, and family and class models of all kinds for display. He found reunions. He loved to spend time in the happiness, smiles, and laughs at family LEONARD A. SKOOG ’53 woods, on his pontoon boat, and with gatherings, making apple cider in the fall, died on July 19, 2020. Following high his collection of John Deere and Farmall baking apple pie for all occasions, mixing school, he enlisted and served in the tractors. He received the Lee Academy ‘leaded’ eggnog, rolling potent bourbon U.S. Navy. After MMA, Skoog worked as Alumnus award and in 2020, Mills and balls, cooking rum cakes at Christmas, and a Merchant Marine for several years then his wife Irene received a Maine Spirit of skunking any brave soul willing to challenge was hired by the Maine State Ferry Service America Foundation Tribute honor for him at a game of cribbage. where he worked until the age of 89. He commendable community service from the was very active in many civic and charitable Town of Woodstock. ROLAND J. BELANGER ’52 causes that benefited Vinalhaven. died on August 9, 2020. After MMA, he JAMES L. FARRINGTON, JR. ’57 served in the U.S. Army for two years and DONALD F. BENTON ’54 died on November 8, 2019 in Scarborough, the U.S. Naval Reserves from which he His daughter reported his passing recently Maine. After MMA, he served in the Naval retired after 20 years of service. Belanger to Alumni Relations. Reserve, retiring as a captain in 1986. also spent 20 years as a civilian employee at He had worked as a boiler engineer with The Naval Sea Systems Command, and 10 CHARLES M. HALL ’56 the Travelers Insurance Co. for 31 years, years at J.J. McMullen. He was a member of died in South Portland, Maine, on May 28, retiring in 1993. He had enjoyed sports, St. Mary’s Parish as well as the Lost Patrol. 2020. Hall attended Kittery schools and especially basketball and football and was He enjoyed tennis, poker, was a die-hard graduated from Traip Academy. He went quarterback for MMA. He also enjoyed Boston Red Sox fan, and spending time on to graduate from MMA, then served in outdoor sports including fishing and with his nine grandchildren. U.S. Navy ’56 - ’59 on the USS Salem. He baseball. then served as in the merchant WILLIAM F. FARRINGTON ’52 marines from ‘60 - ‘66. Hall was always at RICHARD A. REYNOLDS ’57 died May 3, 2020 in Scarborough, Maine. home on the sea. He was an instructor at died on September 26, 2020 in Rockport, He graduated from Old Orchard Beach SMVTI/SMTC from 1966 - 2002 and known Maine. He was a graduate of Pemetic High High School in 1949, where he played as “Captain Hall” to most. He was an avid school in Southwest Harbor. Following football and acted in theater productions. member of the Portland Marine Society, high school, he attended MMA, graduating Farrington graduated from MMA with a known as the “Chowder King”, and the with a bachelor’s degree in marine science. Bachelor of Marine Science degree. After chowder was shared with many. He was Reynolds served in the Merchant Marine,

42 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 43 and later after coming ashore, served two annual Woodward Dream Cruise. Part of deciding to stay on land after his sons were years with the U.S. Navy. For many years the winter was spent in Carlos Point in Fort born. Rose started his own Real Estate he worked in commercial shipping before Myers Beach, Florida. business in Gloucester, Rose Real Estate. beginning his career with the Maine State He loved to play golf, especially with his Ferry Service. For over 34 years he was DAVID R. LONGSTAFF ’60 dad and his brother, Jesse. He was a gentle employed there, working his way up to died on August 19, 2020. He graduated man, he loved the Red Sox and Patriots. head port engineer. from Lawrence High School in Fairfield, Playing cribbage was a favorite pastime, Maine where he was the president of as well as doing crossword puzzles and CAPT. MARTYN A. ALLEN ’60 his senior class and excelled in sports. reading the paper. died on September 13, 2020. A native of Longstaff played quarterback on the South Portland, Maine, he had resided in football team, played baseball and A. PATRICK MCCARTHY ’66 Riverview, Florida since 1989 and was from basketball. At MMA, he played quarterback. died on July 7, 2020. He attended Cohasset Easton, Massachusetts, He was a U.S. Navy He was in the Merchant Marine for two High School in Cohasset, Massachusetts, veteran of 30 years, the Naval Reserve years. He worked for International Paper and went on to receive a degree in Association, and U.S, Navy League. Company and lived in Wilton, Maine; engineering from MMA. He began his Bislig, ; Dothan, Alabama; and career as a merchant mariner and spent DUANE E. HJULSTROM ’60 finally, Mobile. He retired from IP at the several years on ships bringing ammunition died on October 13, 2019. He was a 1957 age of 55 and enjoyed traveling by RV from the U.S. to Vietnam during the war. He graduate of Presque Isle High School where across the country with his wife and their was proud of his service to his country and he was recognized for achievements in friends; often spending the winters in remained a member of Cohasset Legion basketball and baseball. He got his BS Sebring, Florida. He was an avid golfer and Post 118. After his service, he continued degree in Marine Engineering from MMA outdoorsman. shipping for several years. McCarthy and then shipped out. He obtained a naval traded his sea legs for a job that kept him officers commission in the naval reserve. JOSEPH T. ROBINSON ’61 closer to home and his family, continuing He returned to Presque Isle where upon died on June 23, 2020. Robinson graduated his engineering career working for Stone the death of his father finished out his from Morse High School in Bath, class of & Webster. In the mid-1990s, he decided father’s plumbing and heating contracts. 1958. He was a proud alumnus and met to drastically change paths and turn his He worked most of his remaining years his last great love, Rita Porter at his fiftieth passion into his career. He headed to the in the plywood, lumber, and veneer mills reunion. He went to MMA, graduating in race track where he owned and trained in engineering and plant management. 1961 as a deck engineer. He loved MMA racehorses at tracks all over the East Coast. Upon retirement, he worked part-time as much as he loved Morse. Robinson He ran for selectman, volunteered for the for Mt. Ascutney Hospital in security and spent much of his life on the water sailing recreation department, served on the board building maintenance for six years. He and motoring. He loved women, dancing, of the Cohasset town pool, drove the senior enjoyed boating, sailing, getting involved cooking, his dogs, and messing about in van, and was on the board of the Cohasset in his daughters’ sports, playing tennis, boats. He never hesitated to take the rudder Senior Housing Authority. McCarthy’s woodworking, golf, working around the and live life the way he wanted. He was a passions included everything Cohasset, yard, and watching the Celtics and Patriots. charming, charismatic and brilliant man everything Maine Maritime, being Irish, After retirement, part of each year was with the mind of an engineer - a problem- football, traveling to racetracks and talking spent in The Villages, Florida. solver. He had too many professional to anyone and everyone. He was a gifted achievements to enumerate, ending storyteller who loved his life, everything FREDRICK J. KELLEY ’60 his work career as president of Nyacol he did, and everyone in it. He always said, died on June 21, 2020. He graduated from Nano Technologies. He was a dreamer, a “We are not here for a long time, but a good South High School in 1957. After MMA he schemer, and a force to be reckoned with. time.” furthered his education with a degree in He is already missed for his big smile, his history from Western Michigan University. energy, and stubbornness. Kelley sailed the oceans of the world as a EDWARD F. SCHULTZ ’68 Merchant Marine and a Naval Reservist. MICHAEL ROSE JR. ’65 died on April 4, 2020. He was a graduate He later taught at West Ottawa Public died on August 1, 2020. Rose grew up of Mount Vernon High School and after Schools and then ran his own company, in Rockport, Maine and graduated from MMA, he entered into the Merchant Marine, Ride Equipment. He sold school busses Rockport High School, Class of 1961. After where he served as First Mate on several for several companies, including Hoekstra MMA, he served in the Merchant Marine U.S. commercial ships during the Vietnam Equipment. He was a member of First during the Vietnam War. Rose started War until 1974. Schultz started the next United Methodist Church in Holland. After his maritime career working for various chapter of his life by working for Stolt- his retirement, he was often found sailing shipping companies. He traveled the world Nielsen Inc., where he met the love of his on his boat, Amazing Grace or driving his aboard the Exmouth and other freighters. life while managing their U.S. gulf ship candy red ’68 Camaro in town or at the He also worked for a cruise ship line before lightering operations out of New Orleans

44 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 45 and Houston. He earned a commission in craft and created many beautiful pieces desert rat, pirate (retired), artist, amazing the United States Naval Reserve reaching of furniture throughout his life. There was husband and friend, Born in Massachusetts, the rank of Lieutenant. He worked until little Bernier couldn’t do once he put his raised on the Jersey shore, he loved the retirement for the Seamen’s Institute in New mind to it. He was also the proud owner water at a young age, eventually attending York City, where he was an instructor in of several German Shepherd dogs over MMA, where he led the sailing team to Coast Guard rules & regulations and license the years and participated in schutzhund several championships. He graduated with upgrading, and a respected member of training while living in Maine. He and his a Bachelor of Science degree and a Third the maritime community. He taught his wife felt blessed to be surrounded by the Mates license and then worked on ships children how to fish, often telling stories of love and care provided by so many dear sailing to Europe, the Middle East and his experiences along the way. Regardless friends over the years. Mexico. He worked for the Chesapeake Bay of the adversity he faced, Schultz always Foundation, taking school kids and adults took the challenge head on for the out on the Bay, showing them how water unconditional love he had for his family and PETER T. REINKE ’71 pollution was adversely affecting creatures the unwavering strength he projected to all died on March 3, 2020. and plants. A few years later, when he who knew him. felt the call to healing work, he moved to JOHN H. GILLIS ’72 California where he attended acupuncture died on August 25, 2020. Gillis graduated college and started his practice in 1987, JERRY P. SIMPSON ’69 from Mount View High School in 1968 treating people with back pain and other died on August 16, 2020, at home on before attending MMA. Gillis received his illnesses. He enjoyed woodworking, loved the farm he loved. He graduated from USCG 3rd Assistant Engineer’s License and camping in the desert, hiking, biking, and Farmington High School in 1965 and from went to sea for a short while before coming especially gardening. Every spring his goal MMA with a degree in Nautical Science. ashore and working as an engineer doing was to have a ripe tomato by summer He was a merchant mariner employed power plant installation and start-up work. solstice and he succeeded twice. Odom by Gulf Oil then came back to Maine and His career spanned more than 30 years loved to tell stories, especially sea stories, worked as an engineer for the telephone working for several companies installing often replete with accents and poking fun company, never having taken a sick day in power plants all over the world. He rose at himself. all of his 30-plus years with the company. to become the president of NEPCO/OEC Simpson was an intelligent, kind, humble, in Bothell, Washington, one of the largest happy man with a well-deserved loving cogeneration power plant developers in JOHN L. MCKINNON, JR. ’78 family and friends. After retirement from the world. After the collapse of ENRON, died on August 8, 2009. McKinnon was a the phone company, he was still to bed Gillis negotiated the sale of the company graduate of Bangor High School. Class of early and up with the sun to work on his to save 5,100 employee jobs. He joined the 1974, and after MMA served in the Merchant farm harvesting wood, taking meticulous Meridian Masonic Lodge #125 in Pittsfield Marine. He was a well-known real estate care of his farm machinery and tending more than 45 years ago carrying on a family agent for Realty of Maine and the owner of to his beloved orchard. He was an avid tradition going back more than 200 years. Phoenix Appraisal of Bangor. He enjoyed outdoorsman whose particular passion As a master wood craftsman, he created sailing, flying and cooking. was his hunting camp in Emden with beautiful furniture and heirloom-quality family and friends. Simpson truly loved his wooden toys for family and friends. Gillis Farmington community and was a member was dedicated to his alma mater; he was CAPT. CHRISTOPHER T. LLOYD ’81 of the Farmington Elks, a supporter of a Wall of Honor recipient, an Outstanding died on April 11, 2020. Lloyd was born the American Legion, a member of the Alumnus recipient, an active Alumni in Caracas, Venezuela where he earned West Farmington Fire Department and a Association board member, Advancement the nickname “triki-traki,” slang for an selectman. Committee member and class agent. especially explosive firework, because He had been working with classmates of his great love for life, adventure, and on organizing their 50th class reunion flouting the laws and norms that children CAPT. RICHARD A. J. BERNIER ’70 for 2022. Gillis made a difference in the are encouraged to live by. As his family died on July 18, 2020. He graduated from lives of so many people, from providing moved around the world he attended Gorham High School in 1966 and and then cooperative learning opportunities to many different schools before enrolling in MMA. His love of the ocean spurred him to more than 50 MMA students, to funding MMA. It was there that his love of the sea become a captain, only retiring when his a scholarship to deserving MMA students was formalized and he went on to a long health made that impossible to continue. and supporting projects to benefit his career in maritime shipping. He met and The profession gave him the opportunity community wherever he lived. married his partner Lidia in 2008. They were to visit much of the world. Another passion inseparable, traveling the world together, of his was woodworking, starting with M. JOSEPH ODOM ’74 and often found on the Raritan Bay aboard building a beautiful home in Bethel, Maine. died on July 16, 2020. He was a healer, the Bellisima. Lloyd had a deep appreciation He became a self-taught master of that herbalist, acupuncturist, gardener, sailor, of music from all over the world. He loved

44 MARINER 2020 · ISSUE 2 MARINER.MAINEMARITIME.EDU 45 attending live concerts, sharing his favorite nature and perpetual willingness to lend a humor, and a strong work ethic. He was a Grateful Dead bootlegs and was known hand for any sort of task. natural leader and team player, and always to sing the Venezuelan National Anthem found a way to have fun even while working every July 5th. Geographic separation was hard. His life was focused on the water from not a barrier to deep friendship and familial ERNEST D. ALLEN ’87 the very beginning, growing up in a coastal ties for Lloyd. He was always there to lend died on June 2, 2020, offshore while town, spending summer weekends out an ear and share his unvarnished views serving as the chief engineer on the Valaris in the boat island-hopping in Casco Bay, on the trials and tribulations of our shared Relentless. Allen was a graduate of West and making Chebeague Island his home struggles. He will be missed by all who Carteret High School and MMA. An avid away from home. Lloyd-Rees spent many knew him, and all that had the good fortune outdoorsman, he loved to fish and to summers living on the Island, attending to be in his orbit during his too-short stay in hunt. Most of all, he loved spending time and then working as an instructor at the this world. with family and his lifelong Morehead City Chebeague Island Community Sailing friends. School. It was during this time his natural leadership skills started to shine, and he J. MCCASLIN ’82 really came into his own. On the mainland, died on May 25, 2020 in Augusta, Maine. MICHAEL D. SNOW ’87 he began playing lacrosse in eighth grade McCaslin was a kind and generous man died on August 25, 2020. “Snowy” or and quickly became a major contributor. who would do anything for his family “Snowman” to his friends, graduated from He was a starting defenseman, helping to and friends. He loved to play golf, a game Morse High School in 1982 and MMA with win a state championship in his junior year. of pool and hang with his beloved dog, a degree in Marine Engineering. Snow He announced he wanted to go to MMA Sadie. He was a graduate of Winslow High spent the next 33 years shipping around and looked no further. He thrived in the School and MMA and worked for years as a the world for several different companies. structure of the Regiment and the hands- merchant mariner until his retirement. He He spent 2019 living in San Diego while on learning, both at the school as well as loved the game of golf and his unorthodox he helped on the build of the Matson ship at sea. He crossed the Atlantic twice on the way of teeing off could be seen every Lurline, the largest combination container/ TS State of Maine, serving as cadet chief year at the Collier Clash. He enjoyed the roll-on, roll-off ship ever built in the United engineer on the second crossing. He was after-golf pig roast at the Colliers. He loved States and he was Lurline’s chief engineer. a member of the Wedge, and received the Giants football team and would rub Snow loved music. On one of his early several commendations for his work on it in if they ever won against the Pats or trips shipping he taught himself to play the ship. Dolphins. He could tell a story and start the guitar and enjoyed playing with his things rolling and then step back and watch colleagues to pass the time. He had a quick the fireworks. Those that got to share his wit, loved golf with his friends, old cars, a LAURIE STAFFORD TENNEY company when they went on a road trip Royal Flush, pyrotechnics, the Unknown died on September 21, 2020. She was born sure have stories to tell. Comic, snowmobiling in Danforth, and his in San Francisco and raised in Bethesda, favorite cats. Maryland where she graduated from Walter Johnson High School. Tenney moved to CELAND R. NOYES ’85 Castine with her mother, stepfather and two died on March 23, 2019. ROBERT B. DICKINSON ’06 sisters in 1975, where she met her future died on July 25, 2008. Dickinson grew up in husband and later graduated from the Millinocket and was a graduate of Stearns University of Southern Maine. Tenney was JOHN R. ROUSELLE ’86 High School, Class of 1976. He attended employed by the Maine Maritime Academy died on May 13, 2020. Rousselle grew up in Defiance College in Ohio. He was employed and became executive assistant to two Biddeford and graduated from Biddeford by Great Northern Paper Co. for 26 years, presidents, Gov. Kenneth Curtis and Leonard High School in 1982. Rousselle spent the beginning as a papermaker apprentice Tyler. She loved the beach and vacationed majority of his life in or around ships. He and rising to the position of manager of on Sanibel Island, Florida, Playa-del-Carmen, worked as a merchant mariner until his safety services. In 2003, he embarked on Mexico, Saint Martin in the Caribbean and retirement from “shipping” in 2009. He one of his proudest accomplishments by her beach at Little House on Wadsworth then worked for Bath Iron Works, GE, and attending MMA, graduating with a degree Cove in Castine. She became much attached most recently for Philadelphia Gear. Even in power engineering. He went to work for to her extended family of Tenneys and though he was officially retired from the SNC Lavalin Inc. His greatest pleasure was Youngs and was proud to have been part of Merchant Marine, he maintained his chief surrounding himself with the people who the family golf tournament. She had a great engineer’s license and would assist with he cared about. He loved sports, music and sense of humor and loved life and food, the sea trials of the ships he was building his dogs, as well as a great debate. beach picnics, her precious cat Mosey, her at BIW. Rousselle joined the Merchant herb garden, flower garden, her little private Marine because he wanted to see the pool, Christmas stockings, and her family. world, and see the world he did. He traveled TRENTON D. LLOYD-REES ’ 19 to all corners of the globe during his time died on August 5, 2020. Lloyd-Rees Most Eight Bells entries are obtained working on ships, and often brought back a graduated from South Portland High from online news sources and edited souvenir collectable spoon from his many School in 2015. Throughout his life, he for length. To access the Eight Bells travels. Rousselle was known for his giving exhibited spirit, an infectious sense of archive visit mainemaritime.edu/alumni.

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July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020 impact

PB DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 47 THE DONOR HONOR ROLL OF MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY

July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020 impact

Dear MMA Alumni and Friends,

You have made fiscal year 2020 a huge success. We are pleased to report that the Academy received over three million dollars in cash from alumni, parents, friends, foundations, and corporations between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020.

For the third year in a row, the Annual Fund, propelled by Vision 20|20 and the challenge offered by the Harold Alfond Foundation, surpassed $850,000.00. In fact, we met the Alfond Foundation challenge by raising a cumulative $2,794,941, landing beyond our goal of $2.25 million, and increased alumni par- ticipation from 16.9% last fiscal year to 24.5%, an all-time MMA record. As you may have heard, we received a $750,000 grant from the Harold Alfond Founda- tion toward scholarships in September as a result of exceeding their challenge.

Opening Doors, Changing Lives: The Scholarship Campaign for Maine Mar- itime Academy, which launched publicly in March 2018 with a target of $20 million, is going strong. As of June 30, 2020, we had raised $19.319 million for scholarships. This campaign effort is scheduled to conclude on June 30, 2022.

Our success is largely due to our dedicated volunteers who have become involved in fundraising and programming over the past two years. We would like to acknowledge and thank the 39 members of the Alumni Advancement Committee for their tireless peer-to-peer approach to outreach and action. Their donation of time and talent is not only greatly effective, but also a demonstra- tion of devoted community engagement.

Thank you to the nearly 200 alumni volunteers, parents, and industry leaders who give of themselves each and every day to live the Maine Maritime Academy mission in order to serve our exceptional students.

Warm regards,

Dr. William J. Brennan Earle A. Cianchette ’77 President Chair, Board of Trustees

48 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 49 Philanthropic gifts have a lasting impact THANK YOU at Maine Maritime Academy. Thanks to you, our donors, fiscal year 2020 saw the following impacts at MMA: • Alumni participation hit an all-time high at 24.5% in annual giving in Alumni Class Giving 49 fiscal year 2020. The generosity of our alumni keeps MMA strong. Every • Nearly $2.8 million in gifts were donated over the past three years gift of every size is a voice of support. Thank You. to the Annual Fund as part of Vision 20|20 and the Harold Alfond challenge. Vision 20|20 57 • 40.4% of gifts received for the Annual Fund in fiscal year 2020 were for A special thank-you to those alumni, parents, friends, pass-through scholarships. corporations, and foundations who contributed this year • A total of nearly $2.8 million was received in fiscal year 2020 as part of to the Annual Fund and helped us to raise over $940,785 the Opening Doors, Changing Lives Scholarship Campaign. and reach 24.5% alumni participation toward The Harold Alfond Foundation challenge. • Nearly 200 students, parents, alumni, and friends volunteered and helped move MMA forward in fiscal year 2020. • Over $940,000 was received in cash gifts toward the 2020 Annual Gifts-in-kind 58 Fund, including over $400,000 in unrestricted funds for the academy to Thank you to our donors who gave gifts of equipment, services, furnishings, and other supplies. address its most pressing needs. • The Board of Trustees awarded over $1 million in scholarships from Giving Clubs 58 MMA’s endowed scholarships in fiscal year 2020. Our Giving Clubs include all cash, stock, and matching gifts made between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020.

Richard L. Ingalls 1956 84.21% alumni Lawrence C. Johnston Anonymous Golf Tournaments 71 The Mariner’s Classic Golf Tournaments in Maine and 1952 35.71% John I. Allgaier class giving Lawrence P. Blethen George J. Androsiglio Texas benefit the athletic programs. We are pleased to Names followed by (*) have Bruce R. Carter William K. Banks acknowledge our 2020 golf tournament sponsors. Robert F. Baril donated to Endowment or Robert E. Malaney Gordon W. Brailsford Capital Funds. Theodore W. International WorkBoat Show Manduca* William D. Crawford 71 1943-2 6.25% Francis J. Williams Harlan R. Cust The Maritime Academy Alumni and Friends Reception Harold F. Burr Donald W. Farquhar was a huge success thanks to all of our sponsors. 1953 54.55% G. David Fenderson* 1944 16.67% Edgar L. Bourgeois William R. Fleming Leonard T. Daley Nathaniel Choate Russell L. Godin Mariner’s Society 71 1945 40.00% Deane E. Deshon Charles M. Hall The Mariner’s Society recognizes those who support MMA Ronald C. Dorsky Joseph J. Burgarella Charles P. Harriman through a bequest, living trust, gift of life insurance or Francis Piliere Roland H. Dubois Herbert O. Hodgkins Herbert E. Molke retirement plan assets, or with a life income arrangement. 1946 36.36% Glenn O. Hornberger Charles W. O’Reilly Stuart R. Kilbride Lewis A. Crowell William P. Rausch Lawrence E. Ingraham Bertrand E. Lemieux McNeilly/Famulari Society 72 Thomas A. Russell William A. Lowell Barclay M. Shepard Leonard A. Skoog Those who give every year provide the stability to keep William F. Thompson William Mahoney MMA strong. This society is named in honor of Alvin D. Bradford Sleeper Roland O. Melcher 1947 36.36% Chester R. Tweedie Richard L. Merrifield McNeilly and Frank Famulari ’67, our two longest-giving Harry E. Henderson 1954 40.00% Sterling A. Mills donors, and recognizes those who have supported MMA Dale W. Lindsey John W. Adam Kenneth P. Oldham for at least five consecutive years. Jeremiah J. McCarthy Anonymous Paul E. Penley Alvin H. Miller Charles L. Fales Emery G. Purslow 1949 55.56% Robert F. Graham Rodney L. Scribner Opening Doors, 76 Richard A. Foley Sidney R. Graham Theodore R. Tracy Changing Lives Warren C. Hamm John D. Keith Harris E. Tucker Donald A. MacVane Roscoe P. McEacharn Richard C. Whittier Opening Doors, Changing Lives: The Scholarship Calvin R. Pelley Robert W. Nason Ernest G. Williams Campaign for Maine Maritime Academy received $2.8 Willard L. Robinson Sullivan W. Reed Norman Woodman million in new endowed and pass-through scholarships. 1950 36.84% Ace F. Trask* 1957 42.86% We acknowledge all of those who are supporting our many Emerson L. Hansell 1955 50.00% Mitchell W. Kalloch deserving students. Harold Hugo Heinrich W. Bracker John A. McCarthy Lloyd D. Lowell* Donald V. Church* Richard B. Munsey Richard L. MacLean Lawrence Johnson Robert E. Negron Volunteers 77 Alan V. Mitchell James S. KomLosy Grayson L. Parker Maine Maritime Academy recognizes the nearly 200 Joseph R. Simone Frank D. Mansfield Richard A. Reynolds volunteers who helped the college continue to move forward. Lloyd H. Wentworth Donald L. Merchant Michael C. Rolnick 1951 42.86% John E. Oliver Kenneth A. Roscoe Richard M. Anzelc Damon P. Rivard William A. Sawyer Yacht Donations 77 Rene G. Gagne Donald H. Silke Raymond Shibles Yacht donations benefit MMA’s waterfront and sailing Frederick A. Ganter F. Alan Thompson Donald C. Silver programs. As many as 80% of MMA students participate David A. Holmes* John A. Thurau Beniamino Yorio Harland B. Webber in these programs throughout the year. We gratefully acknowledge our donors of yachts.

48 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 49 1958 43.33% James C. Hathaway Gerald P. Astorino Charles E. Hubbard John W. Bitoff Charles A. Iliff Everett A. Cooper Stephen R. Kovacs David W. Farnham Norman F. Laskay David C. Haa Richard W. Low Manuel A. Hallier Robert H. Pouch Carl J. Hay Ernest J. Propp Gerhard M. Hoppe Alan D. Scott Peter B. Kropotkin Sheldon D. Skolfield Robert E. Libby Francis L. Walsh John MacLean Gary K. Wheaton Russell D. Myers David L. Wood Francis J. Tepedino James E. Zedalis 1959 78.57% 1964 53.85% Winfred H. Bulger Richard T. Belanger Barry H. Clark Michael C. Breton Edward D. Cormier Thomas F. Brown Joseph M. Darling John C. Bryant Jerome P. Drottar David W. Campbell Michael R. Fulton Malcolm H. John W. Hamlet Campbell* Charles W. Holland John C. Chapman Thomas M. Hydes Stanley R. Clark Thomas W. Kelly Louis S. Dunlay Wayne S. Ladner Kenneth G. Fahrbach Robert N. Laney Edward A. Harmes Donald J. Main John K. Harrigan Roger A. Marks James R. Hebert Michael G. McIntyre Peter H. Johnson Edward J. Morgan Kenneth W. Joy Robert J. Reardon Allan W. Laney Selmer M. Salvesen Stephen M. Levine Robert W. Tobin Peter P. Lombard* Paul M. Tower Perry A. Mattson Gordon M. Ward* John P. Metcalfe David W. Wheeler* Robert K. Munchbach 1960 36.11% Thomas W. Oughton Charles E. Briggs Thomas Rush Wallace R. Cunningham Charles K. Sherman Raymond J. Dionne Eugene J. Silva Royal E. Hoyt David L. Sims Fredric J. Kelley David J. Singstock Joseph Kostiuk Douglas S. Smith G. William Mackay Samuel D. Soule Norman K. Marchant David D. Terry Paul R. Pelletier Charles W. Viebrock impact ALUMNI GIVING Walter W. Picher Laurence V. Wade Eugene C. Rinker Charles B. Weeks Alumni participation hit an all-time high at 24.5% in Peter J. Schiot Nathan G. Whitaker Richard W. Thompson Russell G. Wuestefeld annual giving in fiscal year 2020. 1961 43.24% 1965 51.67% Stanley W. Arnold Carl S. Akin Samuel S. Rowe Timothy D. Keefe G. Rodger Cook James W. Burroughs Robert E. Arsenault Michael D. Ball Robert D. Somerville Russell F. Kniehl James E. Coughlin Thomas J. Cartledge John R. Stratton Robert W. Lawlor Edward L. Curran Thomas H. Condon John A. Bernich Robert L. Bickford Charles E. Sundheim Roger E. Mercaldi Daniel W. Dayton Joseph C. Fortin Ronald A. Vallee Marshall G. Merriam Daniel E. Denman Ernold R. Goodwin Irving E. Bracy Howard F. Casey George A. Wade Peter M. Newton Thomas H. Dorsky Jerome M. Gotlieb Douglas J. Whitney Lincoln H. Nye George H. Duncan William K. Gribbin Dennis L. Driscoll William Fenton W. Barry Widegren David M. O’Connor Thomas P. Eldredge Brian M. Hathaway William S. Oliver Frank N. Famulari Herbert P. Leyendecker William L. Flanders 1966 43.94% George E. Grimes David R. Ahearn Francis X. Owens Seth C. Fenner Norman A. Meissner Warren V. Richter Melvin G. Ferguson Paul D. Rooney Frederick J. Haley Peter E. Archibald Wilfred A. Hamilton Thomas W. Benz J. Scott Searway Nathaniel A. Gladding Philip H. Ruggles Richard C. Somerville Alan D. Graif Kenneth A. Smith Jeffery C. Hutchins Peter C. Boyce Larry D. Jacobsen Edward E. Bulmer John A. Standley Frederick J. Harris Robert P. Sullivan Richard F. Sullivan John M. Hess David C. Wentworth Charles A. Lechman A. David Clifford B. Edwin Lowell John R. Demaree Barry G. Unnold Peter M. Hunter 1962 37.04% Richard J. Moody Robert A. Gaffney 1967 84.62% N. Anthony Jackson Martin J. Baker Charles E. Raymond Richard K. Getz Frederick J. Atkins James H. Johnson Leroy E. Bennett Ronald E. Raynes Roger E. Haines George L. Bradley Gardner R. Knight J. Michael Brennan Frank W. Richardson David N. Hallden William H. Cahill Richard S. Knight Garnet F. Colpitts Clyde W. Ricker Richard S. Jagger Ronald A. Cochran Robert A. Kolofsky Jon M. Gilbert Dennis J. Roach Richard P. Judd Richard C. Condon John B. Lancaster Frank M. Hale Thomas J. Lanza

50 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 51 Albert P. Levesque Raymond G. Champine 1969 42.86% William S. Coffin Franklin R. Donley John M. Lewis James W. Cratty Charles G. Boetsch* Thomas M. Daley Robert E. Dupuis Norman A. Lewis Robert K. Damrell John D. Cameron James E. Drake Harry R. Fullerton James J. Ling Almer L. Dinsmore Richard A. Carver* Christopher N. Draper Kevin P. Gildart Chester T. Manuel William W. Donnini Norman E. Charleston James M. Dunbar Brian J. Higgins Terrance S. McCarthy Wayne M. Fournier Robert D. Chester Timothy G. Edwards Paul W. Hughes Erik J. Nordeng Frank E. Hatch Edward H. Deroche Eric F. Fournier Robert M. Hussey David S. Norton Waldo M. Hatch Steven W. Edgecomb* Frederick V. Glidden Gerard R. Lehouillier Frederick C. Palmer Bruce A. Jordan Jeffrey H. Frank Lawrence D. Green Peter A. Longley Linwood A. Pendexter David H. Lane Dana A. Gammon Frank C. Greenleaf Edward J. Lynch George F. Perkins Keith A. Lewis Dale C. Glidden John A. Lawler Edward J. Lynch David A. Raye Thomas B. Littlefield Bruce C. Goding* Robert E. Martel Bernard A. Madden Richard S. Reinhardsen Thomas R. Littlefield Richard B. Harden Wayne E. Nason William A. Moss Herbert D. Robinson Michael D. Lynch Roger L. Haskell Neil L. Parsons Curtis G. Nehring Rodney P. Rodrigue Timothy A. Lynch Gerald D. Heath Phillips E. Stevens Peter G. Nielsen J. Michael Sanborn Richard E. Manchester John W. Jones Charles D. Tebbetts Thomas W. Noble David A. Schultze Gordon D. McAllister Ernest F. Lary* Gregory R. Teifert Nick B. Ouilette Dennis E. Simmons Arthur S. Melanson Rodney J. Lucas Richard E. Thurlow Gregory R. Peacock Robert P. Tasker Robert W. Mercer Robert D. MacLeod Clifford L. Winget* Robert J. Peacock Ronald L. Terry William E. Michaud Jerald P. Markley 1971 65.43% Mark R. Pierce Peter D. Vaillancourt Gerald J. Mount Timothy C. Mathieu Roger J. Arsenault Timothy F. Plummer David J. Wade Thomas J. O’Reilly Clayton E. Nowell Christopher C. Bean Bernard E. Pratt John C. Waller John T. Page Edwin S. Palmer* Vincent J. Bonsaint Karsten L. Reinemo James V. Weast Michael R. Perkins Roland E. Rogers* Willard A. Burpee Peter T. Reinke* Peter D. Webb Charles E. Perry Ronald L. Sargent Donald C. Cannan William C. Rocha David A. Wood Timothy G. Pucko Stephen L. Talon Kenneth P. Capel John P. Roderick George T. Woodhull Edward T. Reilly Peter G. Vigue* James A. Caravello Maynard C. Russell 1968 44.32% Nicholas E. Salata Robert C. Wallace Philip K. Chase Douglas S. Schweers Morris C. Barbeau Michael F. Vigue Stephen N. Wikstrom Richard K. Clapp Clarence R. Snyder Erwin E. Bates Douglas A. Ward Eric D. Wilcox John L. Clark Ralph E. Staples Robert W. Blackmore Guy G. Werner William F. Willette* Samuel J. Collins David A. Sulin David L. Carmody Carl F. Woodman 1970 26.58% James P. Connors Walter E. Taggart John S. Casey Bruce W. Young Carlton F. Barstow Stephen W. Dick Alfred E. Therrien Reed W. Cass Basil C. Brown David A. Dodge Mitchell D. Walker Bruce R. Ward

50 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 51 Kenneth W. Campbell Bradford L. Collins impact SCHOLARSHIPS Thomas C. Cross Deborah D. Dempsey Leslie B. Eadie Nearly $2.8 million in gifts were donated over the past three years to the James E. Estabrook Christopher W. Fay Annual Fund as part of Vision 20|20 and the Harold Alfond challenge. William S. Full Walter Gebert Peter J. Gorman Arthur S. Hall Stephen C. Washington Harry B. Webster Roger E. Collinsworth Robert D. Smith John C. Jacoby Paul Whitin 1973 22.99% Darrell C. Crane Jon P. Swensen Mark R. Johnson Dannie E. Williams Donald B. Baiguy Kevin B. Crossman Stephen G. Swinburne Douglas Koehler Bruce E. Woodman Bruce A. Campbell Michael K. Early Gary E. Toppi Paul G. Lenfest 1972 32.05% Thomas E. Davis David G. Fitch John E. Turlo Henry I. Martin Rodney E. Brown Richard C. Devins Timothy R. Gingrow Jeffrey P. Wadman Alexander P. Pallang William M. Croke David L. Dwyer Mark E. Jenkinson Stephen C. Walker Leonard G. Pettis Robert W. DeLambily Leonard S. Gehrke Jack S. Johnson Al J. Wheeler Gregory Ponte Mark D. Dougherty James M. Gordon Scott K. Keller Jon P. Wing Jeffrey M. Potter Michael S. Dupuis Gerald W. Harris Peter D. Kopf Richard P. Wrigglesworth Walter C. Rankin Thomas J. Egan J. Patrick Hickey Stephen E. Laskey 1975 32.00% Harold R. Schuster J. Michael Findlan Thomas M. Kelley Carl S. Levesque Gary A. Dustin Earl E. Sheesley Leroy J. Fournier Howard M. Littlefield Brian Lewis Barry L. Joy George A. Snedden John H. Gillis Owen E. Martin Arthur G. Lilienthal William J. Kinane Jeffrey A. Snow Steven R. Goulet Paul E. Mercer Stephen M. Lobley Charles T. Knowles Henry R. Terry Charles P. Goulette George R. Miller Steven W. Lord Wayne A. MacIntire Robert M. Wakelin Malcolm W. Griffin Reginald L. Mitchell Philip E. Lutes Peter V. Magnani Richard D. Wesley Charles S. Heath Kenneth H. Poulin Danny E. MacFadyen Raymond A. Mann David B. Witherill Stephen J. McDonnell John J. Hills Gordon L. Robinson Brian S. McNamara 1977 54.67% James F. Lally Ronald W. Snyder Everett A. McMunn Stephen H. Merrill Kevin J. Meagher Michael J. Ames Robert P. Lemieux Barry L. Sturdivant James B. Murray Anonymous Louis L. Normand John N. Webster David F. Miller Edward M. Nichols Mark B. Panza Anonymous John R. O’Reilly 1974 52.33% William S. Nottingham Robert E. Bowden Stefan J. Palmer Frederick G. Payne Kurt D. Passon Donald J. Albert Drake D. Ritchie Larry D. Burrill Edward G. Rosenberg Dalen K. Allen Peter R. Powers Lawrence D. Carley Charles L. Spalding William R. Russell Danny R. Shorty William S. Altvater Michael X. Savasuk Earle A. Cianchette Edward J. Stegle Anonymous Lewis W. Snyder Geoffrey R. Crandlemire Andrew N. Triandafilou Michael D. Seavey William J. Blackwood Peter R. Sederquist 1976 41.67% Bruce J. Dinsmore David J. Ward Francis D. Buck William H. Anderson

52 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 53 Dennis J. Downing Thomas D. Hall Gregory D. Hall Jay M. Sawyer John E. Burns Bradley S. Ducharme Charles V. Harrison Richard M. Heath John L. Shea Andrew W. Clarke James M. Earley Leo M. Hill Peter K. Hunt Mark D. Steele Thomas F. Colgan Craig W. Ervin Alfred E. Ikeler Edward L. Kelly John S. Webb Gerry L. Craig Stephen G. Fuccillo John D. Ingram Christopher T. Lloyd 1984 53.72% Francis J. Crozier Enrico Gallo William D. Jenkins Roger H. Miller John P. Achorn Kevin J. Davis David B. Guest Robert O. Jensen Peter E. Petrelis Robert G. Adams John E. Duran Michael W. Hayes William R. Kenefick Peter J. Pierce Dudley C. Ames Timothy S. Eisenhaur James A. Hooker Michael K. Lawler Christopher S. Riley John R. Anderson Gregg S. Garson Dean B. Hostetler Ian D. Lipsky Raymond J. Rodriguez Anonymous Kevin E. Godfrey Arvin W. Johnsen Peter P. MacDonald Terry A. Rycenga John G. Balano Peter S. Goller Philip N. Johnson Nicholas J. Martinez Brian F. Smith Paul V. Belesca Joseph L. Gowen Joseph J. Karpiak Michael T. McGuire 1982 38.78% John J. Berglund Dann L. Hayden David L. Lieberman Michael P. McNally Anonymous Dana W. Blake Douglas A. Herling Michael L. Lizzotte Douglas J. Meehan A. Lawrence Ahearn Gerald H. Briggs R. Scott Hersey John T. Lyons Guy E. Mossman Frederick M. Amicangioli Christopher W. Brown Sherri L. Hickman Michael K. Manning Robert K. Murphy Patrick M. Ashley Michael T. Brown Murray A. Howard Thomas J. McMahon John W. Murray Lawrence D. Barchue Richard M. Cadwalader Alan P. Hummer Michael G. McVicker Kevin S. Muse Gregory W. Bartlett Bruce M. Chenell Christopher J. Inness Jeffrey A. Murdy Robert W. Pellerin Jeffrey A. Bonney Michael A. Cianchette John W. Jacobs Daniel J. Murphy James R. Plourde Martin J. Breslin J. Richard Cronin Scott W. Johnson Richard B. Nadeau Mark Pulkkinen Michael J. Burke David J. Cultrera Wayne T. Komulainen Daniel T. Norton Thomas J. Quartuccio Guy R. Campbell Kevin D. Daigneault Todd P. Lalumiere Charles L. Rodrigue Ronald R. Richards Philip J. Cohen Roland D. Dears David J. Lemieux Joseph H. Rodrigue Glenn S. Robinson John W. Costello Ann M. Dundon Thomas P. McCool Brian A. Smith David T. Sapone Joseph D. Cote Steven L. Durrell Roland A. Melcher Gary M. Smith Walter P. Sarnacki Robert W. Cullinen Mark V. Eldridge Edward W. Momm Bruce A. Spencer Charles P. Simpson Vincent P. Dostie Joseph W. Erskine Wendy L. Morrison David K. Sullivan John C. Smith David W. Ellis James R. Fernald John W. Murphy James S. Teel* Robert C. Sweetser Douglas J. Eyes Stacey A. Fitts Jeffrey M. Parker Stephen L. Tyks Brian D. Thomas Peter A. Ferland John F. Fossett James S. Patterson Michael R. Willard Gary F. Treworgy Alexander E. Forsley Michael J. Foster R. Michael Payton 1978 25.49% Mark A. Voishnis Benjamin F. Goodrich Michael J. Fournier David W. Perkins Daniel M. Aube 1980 28.16% Mark J. Haggerty Mark B. Fredenburgh James D. Proulx David F. Ayers Anonymous Mark A. Harvey Mark Friel Eric C. Quick Stephen M. Bergeron Michael R. Chambers George S. Hutchins David T. Gelinas Brian D. Rawson David M. Bobbe Ervin L. Curtis Andrew R. Keith Kevin J. Green Michael R. Ryan Jeffrey L. Bolster Mark R. Curtis Francis J. McCabe Douglas B. Griggs Michael J. Siepert James D. Brackett Russ C. Flagg Glen M. Morse William S. Harrison Matthew J. Skurka Glenn K. Brewer Terence J. Gilvey James M. O’Malley Lisa L. Hayden Adam St. John* Timothy C. Cassidy Gary L. Henry Jonathan Q. Ogle Lynn Henderson Conrad E. St. Pierre Richard A. Collins David K. Horne Paul B. Ostberg David C. Holden Patrick B. St. Pierre Michael C. DeSanctis Russell P. Johansen Winslow H. Pillsbury Ronald H. Hood Jonathan T. Streett Theodore S. Elmendorf Rob Jones David S. Price David W. Hopkins Scott A. Thibodeau Edward F. Gagnon Stephen M. Joseph Daniel P. Profenno James P. Hutton Anthony J. Tuell Steven W. Garland Stephen G. Krawczyk Daniel L. Robsham Matthew W. Keller Ivon G. Turmel Henry A. Goldmann Richard H. Leighton Mark P. Scheyder William Knowlton Clayton A. Whidden Bradley J. Goulet Richard B. LeVasseur Thomas K. Shannon Marc Lyons 1986 52.14% Dale E. Hartford John W. Lord Jeffrey A. Stenberg William A. MacKeil John B. Amendola Randall D. Hyde Edward T. Matlack Charles C. Tippin William A. Manduca Richard G. Armstrong Larry L. James Jeffrey J. McMahon Eric F. Wilson David W. Melin Robert L. Bartlett Timothy J. O’Connor Raymond E. Minchak 1983 24.55% Reid N. Merrill David H. Bolster Dana V. Ramsdell Mark A. Paine Bruce W. Bolduc Brian C. Moore James B. Boucher Bruce A. Ridley David J. Pepin Nicholas B. Brackett Joseph Olszowy Michael A. Bunker John W. Robinson Dana S. Petersen Joseph F. Bradbury Anthony P. Pare Craig W. Burpee Stephen J. Roy David Pouliot Alan F. Conant Matthew H. Pedersen John H. Burpee William J. Sanborn Dean R. Quirion Mark A. Cote Frank V. Porcellini Patrick J. Carney Bruce D. Suppes John L. Sala Perry S. Cubeta Paul E. Robie Richard H. Carter Laurence H. Whittaker James W. Stefanski Bryan P. Cutchen Shannon Rogers Thomas A. Cassidy 1979 40.68% Stephen H. Steinberg Jonathan T. Hall David A. Roy David D. Clark Timothy M. Achorn Anthony M. Theriault John C. Janowicz Peter J. Russell Ronald R. Costain James V. Adamski Joseph E. Vail Michael J. Kelsey John V. Sawyer David R. Cross* Kenneth W. Biebel Ronald A. Ward Clay V. King Richard K. Simonds Terrence M. Daigle Ralph C. Boardman 1981 21.70% Kurt A. Kirkland Andrew R. Stewart James R. Doyle George H. Burns Anonymous Conrad T. L’Heureux Prentice Strong Mark R. Eisenhaur Robert J. Burns Robert S. Benson Margaret B. Letarte David J. Sutter Lincoln B. Erhard Joel S. Burrill John R. Buckley Guy D. Loranger James Taplin David G. Fath George A. Chase Stephen J. Carew John K. Lundevall Mark R. Whitney Roderick J. Fraser Steven B. Colfer Richard J. Clarke Thomas P. Macdonald Adam M. Wilson Charles F. Goodrich Matthew C. Craven Stephen J. Cole Gregory T. Maxwell Douglas J. Young Adam J. Guziewicz Michael P. Donovan David A. Dickey Christopher Mead 1985 45.54% Mark A. Haines Patrick J. Fitzmaurice Robert B. Eames Ronald E. Merrill Mark E. Armstrong Joseph P. Harman Basil W. Friend Thomas E. Evans Lawrence W. Penney Charles T. Baird Richard C. Holt W. E. Gleason Michael L. Footer Francis X. Pyne Garrett H. Bennett Christopher B. Howard Wayne L. Gray Raymond Geissler Daniel W. Rideout Roger C. Boyington James G. Jennings John P. Kay

52 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 53 David R. Knapp Kevin S. Colgan Louis C. O’Donnell Samuel A. Lutner* Nathan R. Spear Douglas E. Koos Christian S. Croteau Keith L. Payne Daniel R. Page Matthew T. St. Cyr Henry Lang Mark E. Daly Tamra T. Pierce Paul M. Perrin Boima C. Voyou Dennis P. Lawlor Anthony D. DiMattia John P. Poulin Steven M. Riedel John J. Weisheit Richard M. Lawrence George P. Drew 1992 15.24% Dwight M. Shibles Michael W. Whitney Claude D. Leclair Michael A. Dubois Jennifer L. Audette William A. Spurr Robert J. Wimmer Geoffrey I. Lee Mark G. Duca* Elizabeth A. Boucher Richard N. Thomas Jason M. Wisneski John L. Lessard Patrick W. Duffy Michael S. Boucher Kris A. Toth 1997 13.79% Glen R. Lester Andrew J. Enman Steven D. Bradley Steven P. Tukey Claude J. Bolduc M. Shawn Longfellow William E. Follett Daniel S. Brown Adam C. Wheeler Patrick V. Camburn Stephen Martin Mark S. Gallagher Jeffrey A. Coit Garrett C. Yard Mark P. Caron James P. McCarron William J. Gamage Michael Connolly 1995 23.31% Ellen M. Conner Brian A. McGregor Christopher T. Godfrey Peter J. Donaher John C. Allen Heather L. Cooper Peter E. McVety Lee H. Goldberg John N. Gandy William D. Anderson Todd J. Cooper Allie W. Milligan Jay P. Hackett Brian A. Gebo William E. Birney Mark A. Cote Paul J. Mitchell Cedric T. Harkins Dwayne W. Kipple Holly B. Bragdon Allen J. Curtis Wayne A. Norton Eric J. Hendrickson Matthew J. Metivier Scott A. Cavanagh Scott D. Daniell John L. Nowinski Christopher D. Holt Jeffrey J. Smith Ronald W. Chasse Craig A. Dube William M. O’Reilly Joseph R. McLaughlin Henry P. Stewart David J. Cloutier Patrick D. Dunphy John S. Paulsen Christopher P. Mercer Tina M. Vanderploeg Brian T. Coxson Scott A. Lambert Gregory A. Poulin Michael E. Mooney Patrick D. Welch Todd M. Crane Brian D. McCue Jeffery S. Riedel Jill A. Morgan Kirt P. Currie James D. Morse Domenic A. Rizzo Roland D. Pelletier 1993 36.89% Richard S. Babcock Jonathan A. Day Darshan D. Murphy John R. Rousselle Eric J. Perry Brian G. Deschenes Regina L. Riera John A. Salvador George C. Petrovich Frederick H. Berry Keith C. Both Matthew M. Gammon Wayne A. Rolland Jonathan E. Sprague Joseph M. Poltrack Seamus L. Haley Gregory S. Shelton Michael Sturtevant Christopher A. Poor Daryl B. Boyington Gregory A. Brooke Dexter A. Holaday Michael S. Shields Michael A. Taylor Stephen M. Schutt Leon W. Hubbard Jeremy B. Weirich Carl R. Walker Eric F. Smith Robert W. Burger Benjamin S. Cameron Jeffrey E. Ivory 1998 18.87% Daniel E. Whyte Timothy T. Van Atta E. Paul Manzo William E. Wilson Mark J. Winter Sean E. Doody Jason L. Alley Christopher C. Ferreira Matthew A. McLaughlin Keith E. Bradley Timothy C. Winters Thomas S. Wranosky Eric N. Ouellette Paul D. Wittkopf Laurie E. Flood Nicholas J. Brower 1989 21.51% Scott Fortuna Matthew J. Parker Seth W. Brown* 1987 26.23% Bruce K. Ames Matthew S. Frank Jeffrey J. Patry Joshua J. Collamer Anonymous Richard A. Balzano James R. Gill Patrik G. Pulkkinen Christopher M. Condon Scott W. Bossert Gary C. Brown Peter S. Griffiths Daniel J. Robinson Derek J. Conlin Kurt J. Breitfeller Peter M. Brown George R. Haithwaite Charles L. Schaff Kenneth E. Dunn Jon E. Carr Daniel O. Clayton Derek D. Hill Christopher J. Sharik Jason Grabelle Kimberly A. Croke Andrew P. Covert Eric C. James Ben F. Strickland Jonathan O. Libby-Nichols Thomas G. Dawson James P. Gompper James B. Kaminsky Benjamin J. Strunk Jeffrey S. Linton John DeRose David P. Heronemus Brian D. Kirk Mark E. Thomas Jason P. Littlefield James T. Egan Tan V. Ho Timothy R. Long Joanne Wardwell Terrence C. Moore John A. Finnigan Bruce A. Leonard Terrell M. Mannion John W. Whitelaw Craig M. Myster Scott S. Forbes Dean J. Maggio Edwin W. McIntosh 1996 26.95% Michael R. Ohrt Paul F. Gallagher Troy A. Malbon Peter M. Mento Erin J. Ackor Christopher J. Owsianiecki John R. Goetz James W. Michalski* Daniel G. Merriam Jeffrey P. Adamczyk Damion P. Riera A. Scott Granholm Mario G. Pantoja Mark L. Middleton Anonymous Thomas M. Sharp David S. Grondin John N. Pappas Bryan A. Osgood Jonathan T. Bain Bradley R. Vigue Douglas M. Harrington Greg Ricciardi Martha E. Page Scott J. Begin Paul Whitin David R. Howard John S. Settles Steven S. Pellegrino John D. Bragdon 1999 22.66% Paul D. Hugill S. Robert Silverton Josef J. Ramaci Terrence P. Brennan Raymond E. Jackson Jay M. Standring Anonymous Scott J. Rutherford Scott A. Cote Anonymous Mark W. Klopp Steven M. Watson Chad F. Shimunek* Gary O. Couture Todd N. Lapointe James W. Beck 1990 14.81% Richard T. Slack Timothy H. DeMoranville Brian M. Belanger Thomas W. Lord Scott D. Alley John M. Souther Jeffrey G. Dunn Holly A. McLean Jeffrey S. Benedict David O. Burchill Stephen E. Spratt Edward A. Figelski Susan W. Bradford Stephen L. Michaud Lance A. Burton Michael J. Tolley Chad H. Friend Shane A. Moeykens Joshua R. Breau Robert D. Curtis Michael T. Wardwell Troy A. Goss Rebecca S. Caron Philip A. Murray Jeffrey W. LePage Carl W. Webster Derek D. Hewson Donna L. Nier Geoffrey F. Clarke James J. Mellen Brett D. Witham Jeremy L. Hopkins Cyrus J. Dimock Daniel E. Peters Kevin R. Morrison Michael W. Loncoski John O. Sewall 1994 19.84% Sean M. Duffelmeyer David P. Petruccelli Stephen W. Abbott Todd R. MacPhee Lance A. Durgan Dennis R. St. Pierre Robert E. Shanley Michael L. McManus Hugh V. Tillman Andrea M. Allen Arthur A. Fletcher Linda G. Trumbull Anonymous Rick A. Mercier Nathanael R. Fougner Paul F. Winn John R. Turner Todd W. Moores Patrick A. Zrioka Anonymous Paul G. Geiken Graham W. Wright Teague K. Berry Anthony L. Newcomb John P. Holmes 1988 42.11% 1991 14.46% Donald L. Berube Jason A. Oney Craig J. Leduc Troy A. Ammons Charles M. Cutter Philippe J. Bolduc Richard R. Perry Wallace R. Pooler Kevin A. Arruda Campbell J. Dixon Lloyd N. Bracy Ryan G. Reed Jody M. Powers Kendra C. Bavor Allen A. Dorn Michael S. Cook Stephen C. Rendall Angelo W. Rizzitello Roger F. Boisse Robert D. Goodwin Anthony J. Costigan Andrew C. Russo Kristy L. Rizzitello Tracy A. Burke Gary T. Hill Russell D. Flewelling John B. Salat Heather M. Robertson Thorn John M. Callan Craig H. Johnson Jonathan R. Hjort Ravindra P. Singh Tyson R. Rowe James D. Cavo John T. Karnes Daniel T. Hobart Jason E. Smith John J. Schieferstein John D. Chapman Mark A. McInnis Brian S. Jones Attapol Sookma Adam P. Small

54 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 55 Jeffrey C. Thorn 2004 11.57% Joseph E. Valliere Serena Berube Wallace W. Wrigley Nathan C. Boyan Clarence M. Young Kyle R. Cloutier 2000 25.64% Christina M. Ryan S. Bolduc De La Cruz Stephen J. Britton Maygan B. Dunlap Thomas M. Brown Heather L. Kolb Linette K. Casey Benjamin A. McKay Christopher D. Charter Jeffrey B. Musk David A. Cunningham Lindsey G. Pinkham Eric Hall Michael A. Potter Steven J. Halloran Carl G. Rhodes Aimee E. Hayden-Roderiques Brett Saltsman Christopher G. Herrick Peter M. Vander Hoek Eric P. Jergenson Nicholas T. Walker Logan P. Johnsen 2005 23.02% John R. Kinlein John S. Albaum Gordon R. MacArthur John R. Berube Bradford J. McDermott* Eric M. Brown Benjamin P. McKenney Martin E. Conroy Matthew J. Meskun Eric J. Dankewicz Jered M. Norton Derek R. Fiske Brian G. Orme* Eric J. Haskell Erik D. Osinski Nathan J. Hellen Eric W. Otenti James R. Jeffcoat Benjamin B. Robertson Timothy N. Leach Joseph E. Roderiques Phillip P. Lessard Adam B. Seamans Ann M. Luken Lindsay M. Smith Donald R. McBride Ryan K. Smith Christopher J. Carrie E. Stewart Oelschlegel Jay T. Stewart Colleen A. Peters Daniel K. Tyson Christina M. Pierce Vanessa A. Vigue William E. Pierce 2001 9.71% Nathan D. Power impact SCHOLARSHIPS William Z. Adams Amy L. Puleo Sison Kristi L. Cooper Jennifer L. Robbins Haskell 40.4% of gifts received for the Annual Fund in fiscal Scott M. Driscoll* Terry E. Savage Ross I. Gordon Anthony P. Scafidi year 2020 were for pass-through scholarships. Patrick D. Griffin Alaina G. Scheuchzer Teresa H. Jergenson Beth A. Smith Roger L. Kennedy Mark P. Stines Ronald S. Perry Andrew C. Strosahl Jacqueline E. McKenney 2008 16.94% 2009 11.43% Matthew E. Phelan Adam W. Tart Carrie P. Norton Gardner F. Brown Anonymous Brian J. Walls Trapper W. Tinker Kevin M. Proctor Matthew M. Cartwright George P. Barnes Nathaniel R. Zike* Michael C. Rand Eric D. Childs 2002 7.35% Nicholas J. Bishop Roberto Rivera Jonathan R. Clancy Petar Y. Atanasov 2006 23.94% Omar C. Chaar Jasper H. Walsh Dylan J. Clark Robert B. Berg Benjamin E. Adams Derek J. Difrederico Matthew A. Zeh Hilary L. Clayton Benjamin W. Elliot Lendall D. Alexander Kristi M. Gordon Maegan E. Cloutier John K. Gasper Anonymous 2007 16.79% Seth M. Green Charles W. Easley Eric L. Gould Anonymous Peter J. Albee Christopher F. Kates* Andrew T. Farnham Lucas L. Henderson Steven A. Ayigah Michael C. Bucklin William H. Magnussen Alyssa S. Fortin Matthew W. Koskela Meghan A. Beaulieu Rebecca K. Daly Caroline D. Marin Jenna R. Giguere Corey D. Streams* Roscoe G. Bishop Ashley E. Douglass Nicholas S. Martinez Justin R. Henderson Jacob A. Turgeon Myles M. Block John H. Fox Joshua P. McMann John P. Kalagher Frank T. Wells Ralph M. Bohm Michelle L. Gott Miles Nicole N. St. Pierre Timothy N. Boorman Mar Grasa Rebecca J. Labonte Matthew T. Stein 2003 11.11% David A. Bosco* Christopher F. Hempstead Kaitlyn F. Leeman-Kenyon Eric A. Turchi Sadie M. Alley Ferreira Chad E. Bulkley Swapna Jain Scott W. Loweth Keenan W. Vogler Anonymous Shane P. Cavanaugh William D. Moser Alec H. Mackenzie Cindy Chan 2010 16.03% Katherine B. Clapham Colin R. Nelson J. Ann McAlhany Seth A. Forman Anonymous Christopher D. Clayton Melissa A. Nelson Donald J. McNelly Shimon D. Horowitz Andrew J. Baer Anthony M. Cote Justin D. Nichols Alexander S. Miller Adam M. Hunt Derrek M. Belanger Jonathan E. Davis Kevin Poulliot Megan E. Miller Elissa M. Koskela Peter W. Betti William J. Dunlap Ashley T. Rand Christopher T. Moore Gregory P. Lundy Andrew J. Davidson Oliver C. Garthwaite Marie L. Rappa Casey S. Morey Robert M. Norton Diana L. de Vos Vernon J. Giguere Cameron D. Ross Jo-Ann Provencher Amanda L. Oelschlegel Joshua C. de Vos Nicholas M. Grimaldi Nicholas T. Sabbath Chelsie C. Quesenberry Katherine Percenti Brandon C. Dubois Samuel S. Gulliver Jeremy M. Schisler Kennith J. Quesenberry Joshua K. Pooler Kelsi L. Eiane Julia A. Howe Katherine A. Stines Andrew W. Robichaud Andrew J. Scheuchzer Gabriel J. LaRoche Navneet Jain Park M. Tupper Ryan T. Sirois Matthew D. Wheeler Nikita E. Leiba Allen E. Johnson Marc J. Veilleux Matthew E. Stephens Ashbel W. White Joyal Joseph A. MacGinnis Ashley E. Lallier Nicole D. Walsh Luke P. Velho Derek D. McGillicuddy Crystal M. Maass Scott K. Wiles Nathaniel J. Morrison

54 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 55 Joseph P. Mulcahy Brian A. Corain Scott T. Murray Molly R. Marcotte Lauren J. McKenna Curtis J. Pelletier Thomas H. Gorman Alejandro J. Nevarez Alexander R. Wallace Aaron B. Milstein Kurt J. Pullman Ian T. Hopkins Tyler R. Poll Benjamin M. Wallace Taylor J. Nichols Isaiah J. Roberts Christopher D. Hulse Andi L. St. Pierre Gabrielle L. Wells Torin H. O’Connell Lori M. Stephens Jenna R. McCourt Luke M. Wiley 2017 7.66% Peyton A. Penney Katrina L. Storti William D. McLean Amanda M. Ziadeh Anonymous Caleb C. Reed Clayton L. Tolman Kayley M. Rodriguez 2015 10.44% Joshua W. Bailey Jacob C. Rondeau Valerie L. Velho Edwin Santana Thomas W. Bell Spencer A. Boonstra Thomas E. Samson Cullen A. Ward Heather L. Santana Haley A. Blake Tyler J. Gilson Benjamin J. Swan Michael T. Ward Joshua M. Shaw Samuel N. Brown Daniel H. Holzwarth Kendra E. Underhill Bryan W. York Nicholas T. Vincent Rebekah R. Campbell David E. Lord Benjamin R. Williams 2011 12.70% 2013 8.47% Erik J. Doherty Garrett M. Magiera Cristin L. Wright Glenn Anderson Evan J. Barker William S. Langlois Matthew C. McGowan 2019 12.32% Steven C. Austin James E. Belmont D’Mitri M. Monroe Cody R. McLean Alexandra A. Allen Elizabeth M. Cote Joel C. Chadbourne Alexander J. Morrison Mackenzie P. Menezes Anonymous Kirstien M. Davidson Matthew H. Clement John C. Parrinello Gillian H. Milstein Anonymous Ryan G. Gannon Cassandra L. Everest Dylan J. Penney Randy M. Moody Anonymous Brittany H. Green Zara-Anne E. Farrar Jillian L. Perron Brian C. Philbrick Brendan W. Broderick Mary E. Hutchins Sabrina Fiaalii Elizabeth E. Pingree Elisha G. Reed Kyle D. Fallon Alayne M. Felix Anthony T. Franchetti William M. Guerette Amanda M. Holewiak Sierra L. James Erich C. Klopfer Eli C. McDaniel Miranda M. McIntire Megan A. McLean Nicholas Parker Liam J. Pitchford Trevor H. Richards Adam S. Richardson Samuel D. Smith Anna M. Spring Matthew A. Stewart Micaela M. Tanguay Brody O. Tarsook Mason T. Whitaker Conner S. Woods 2020 37.00% Sydney K. Adams Logan C. Anair John H. Angleberger Spencer Baron Andrew A. Beals Joel J. Bennett Trenton J. Bouchard Cameron J. Bourque Zackery M. Brannon Rachel E. Bunker Justin B. Burgess Ryan E. Burke Kaarie R. Burns Jacob R. Bussiere Alexa J. Cacacie Wyatt M. Card Katie Hutchinson-Pullman Samantha M. Goda Graham J. Pingree Mackenzie A. Vosburgh Adam J. Casillas Christopher A. Johnson Kari H. Jones Andrew S. Pulk Jessica E. Weeks Lilah P. Chaar Coleman D. Lapointe Nicholas P. LaCombe Bradley R. Reed Kristina L. Willey Harrison T. Clark William F. Leathers Matthew J. Methot Cameron R. Roy Alexandria N. Winchester Tess M. Clark Trevor J. McCourt Caissie L. Roberts Lillian E. Slazas 2018 10.61% Andrew Coleman Taylor K. McGovern Adrian P. Syphers Jesse G. Whitney Dylan A. Birmingham Abigail L. Cooper Mark A. Merlino Finn L. Welch Nathaniel P. Zmek Kylie C. Bradley John E. Curry Jackson E. Mohr William D. Ziadeh 2016 6.88% Ryan S. Brantley Nicholas A. Depatsy Katie L. Pushard 2014 10.26% Margaret V. Corain Eleanor M. Carr Julia M. Dillon Lauren T. Sakahara Ryan G. Armstrong Jordan E. Dehlinger Isaac M. Doiron Eryn R. Doiron Michael D. Secord* Genevieve C. Black Haley C. Eckert Erin M. Donlon Peter W. Emery Gregory L. Smith Jacob A. Bracy Clayton M. Forrest Ryan P. Donlon Patrick T. Finn Seth Spiller Bryan K. Dore Gabriel W. Giguere Ethan O. Edwards Hunter J. Giacomuzzi Jessica L. Stahl A. Gendron Christopher M. Gilman Justin K. Foelix Dylan D. Gooch Joel F. Walker Oliver B. Jennings Timothy D. Grant Shana M. Grimes Nathan Granholm Matthew D. Ward Henri J. Levesque Christopher V. Harris Debra L. Kingston Ryan L. Hallett Daniel M. Weamer Sarah G. Levesque Kyle R. Haslam* Justin S. Kretzmer Noah M. Hayes 2012 9.30% Kyle M. Malenfant Coronado F. Hickman Edison T. Ma Jeffrey K. Huhn Anonymous Owen R. Mims Jason A. Magee Maggie M. McConkey Dillon L. Hummes

56 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 57 Carter K. Jordan Ms. Mary Badeen Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan S. Davis Ms. Judy Holmes and Mr. Dalton Moore Caitlin M. Kane Ms. Emily Baer Mr. Arlen De Vos Mr. James Progin Mr. Merlin J. Murphy Andrew M. King Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Barnard Mr. Errol Dearborn Mr. Adam J. Howe Dr. and Dr. Lawrence B. Mutty Abigail M. L’Abbe Mr. Spencer Baron Mr. and Mrs. Derek DeJoy Mr. Jeffrey K. Huhn Dr. Lawrence B. Mutty and Jacob J. Larsen Ms. Madison G. Barry Mr. Willis S. Delacour and Mr. Dillon L. Hummes Dr. Danielle V. Mutty Jeffrey D. Lewis Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bavor Ms. Sally Williams-Allen Mr. Adam M. Hunt ’03 Mr. James Nautin Andrew J. Liebert Mr. Andrew A. Beals Mr. Nicholas A. Depatsy Ms. Meredith Imwalle Ms. Julie Negron Zachary Look Mr. Matthew L. Beard Mr. Thomas M. Deul Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarmusz Mr. Horace M. Newbury Riley J. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Beard Mr. Jesse C. Deupree Mrs. and Mr. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Tuell Maggie J. MacMahon Mr. and Mrs. John J. Beatty Ms. Anne R. Devine Mr. Carter K. Jordan Mrs. Denise Nowinski James C. Markos Mr. Joel J. Bennett Ms. Pamela A. Dewell Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jordan Ms. Melinda A. Ogden Keenan Martin Ms. Jane Bestor Mr. Frederick C. Dey Mr. Thomas Christopher Kaiser Mr. Carl E. Olson Christopher M. McNamara Capt. and Mrs. Robert Betti Ms. Rheann J. Dionne Mrs. Kathryn Kana Ms. Avery Joyce O’Neal Emily J. Melick Mr. Edgar J. Biggie Ms. Julie A. Dixon Ms. Caitlin M. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Dink O’Neal Anthony P. Michaud Ms. Therese L. Biggie Ms. Eryn R. Doiron Ms. Gloria A. Kelley Mr. Dana Ouellette Cory E. O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Blocker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doiron Mr. Andrew M. King Mr. and Mrs. David Page Melinda A. Ogden Ms. Laurie D. Bobillot Mr. Shea D. Donnelly Mr. Ryan King Mr. Vijay Pal-Singh Dana Ouellette Ms. Debra Bonaminio Mr. Alexander M. 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Raczek and Ms. Paul S. Woodworth Ms. Alexa J. Cacacie Mr. and Mrs. Howell E. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lizotte Sheryl A. Winchester Nicholas T. York Ms. Cindy Cacacie Mr. Zachary K. Foss Mr. John H. Longmaid Mr. David L. Ramage Tyler D. Young Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. Patrick J. Fragala Mr. Zachary Look Mr. Joshua W. Reeks Candage Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Fryer Mr. and Mrs. William A. Loweth Mrs. Susan Reinke Mr. Jeff Card Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gahan Ms. Elisabeth C. MacArthur Mr. Matthew N. Rende vision 20|20 Mr. Wyatt M. Card Mr. Clinton J. Garrett Mr. Riley J. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Caron Mr. Wayne Gaynor Ms. Maggie J. MacMahon A. Richardson friends of Mr. Matthew T. Caron Mr. Hunter J. Giacomuzzi Ms. Elaine Maney Mr. Joshua Pi’Ikea Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gier Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Markillie Maikalani Roberts the academy Ms. Tricia A. Carver Ms. Kristen N. Gier Mr. James Markos Jr. Mr. Paul E. Robie ’84 and Mr. Adam J. Casillas Mr. Daniel Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Brian Marks Ms. Karen Young Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Mrs. Kimberly Cavanagh Mr. Corey Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Rogers Chenoweth Ms. Lilah P. Chaar Mrs. Shelley H. Gilman Mr. Keenan Martin Mr. Colin Samuels Mr. Ryan Holdgate Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Charters Mr. Edward J. Gilmore Ms. Mary F. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Samway Mr. Brad M. McKechnie Jr. Mr. Greyson K. Clark Mr. Tyler J. Glynn Mr. Matai N. Martin Ms. Dawn W. San Pedro Mr. Cory E. O’Connell Mr. Harrison T. Clark Ms. Kathleen Golini Mrs. Shirley M. Martin Mr. Hayden J. Sattler Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Rand Mr. Kyle F. Clark Mr. Dylan D. Gooch Mr. Tyler Scott Martin Ms. Madison Savary Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Roy Ms. Tess M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Gordon Ms. Hayley L. Masi Mr. and Mrs. W. Tom Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Silverton Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stone II Mr. Brandon D. Goud Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mason Mr. and Mrs. George L. Schatz Mr. and Mrs. David G. Skaves Mr. Patrick A. Cloud Mr. Nathan Granholm Dr. Peter A. Mason and Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Schmidt Ms. Hannah Estella Skorapa Mr. and Mrs. Numan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gray Ms. Anna L. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Ms. Katelyn A. Smith Cokgormusler Mrs. Deborah D. Green Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mason L. Schneider Mrs. Janet W. Acker Mr. Andrew Coleman Mrs. Kelly A. Gualtieri Mr. Tim Mason Ms. Hannah E. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Adams Mr. Kevin S. Colgan ’88 Mr. Christopher J. Haley and Mr. and Mrs. David J. McBride Mr. Joseph Seale and Ms. Mr. Philip J. Adams, Jr. Ms. Jordan E. Connelly Ms. Megann A. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Russell McDaniel Merrill Henderson Ms. Sydney K. Adams Ms. LaSashia E. Connelly Mr. Ryan L. Hallett Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. David T. Sewall Ms. Elise E. Allen Mr. John Pierce Consavage Ms. Nancy Halula McEneaney Mr. William C. Shannon Mr. Logan C. Anair Ms. Abigail L. Cooper Mrs. Karol A. Harlow Cmdr. and Mrs. David McGee Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Mrs. Tracie Anair Mr. Liam R. Corcoran Ms. Deborah L. Harman Mr. Timothy McLean Shaughnessy Mr. Randy Appel and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Cotoni Mr. Conan Sean Harmon Ms. Tina McLean Ms. Kaitlyn Shute Mr. Eli Blumenthal Mrs. Sarah R. Cox Mr. Ted Harris Mr. Christopher M. McNamara Ms. Margo Shute Mr. Mariano Aragon-Diaz Mr. Trevor D. Crute Mr. Thomas S. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. McNeely Mr. Elliott M. Sibley and Ms. Gail Goetsch Mr. and Mrs. Chad A. Cukierski Mr. Seth W. Hathaway Ms. Emily J. Melick Mr. Elan B. Silver Mr. Kristopher G. Argiropolis Mr. Edward H. Cunha Mr. Noah M. Hayes Mrs. Michelle Melick Mr. Billy R. Sims Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Alyce Cunningham Ms. Susan D. Hazlett Ms. Amy Mendall Mr. Bailey N. Small G. Armstrong Mr. John E. Curry Mrs. Alice M. Herrick Mrs. Deborah Menezes Mr. James E. Smallidge Mr. Robert Asselin Mr. Drew J. Cyr Mr. Oliver T. Higgins Mr. George Menezes Ms. Chloe Hannah Smedley Dr. Ender Asyali Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Dagan Capt. John J. Hills and Mr. Jordyn A. Merritt Ms. Reilly L. Smedley Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Babcock Mr. Charles J Dargon Ms. Carole Albee Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Mersch Mrs. Priscilla Smith Mr. Evan M. Backus Mr. John R. Davis Mr. Anthony P. Michaud, Jr. Ms. Hannah M. Somers

56 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 57 Mrs. Marie Sorenson Cross Jewelers Capt. David B. Witherill ’76 Thornedge Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William Mr. Jeremy C. Spiegel D. Cole Jewelers Ms. Diane Johnson Mr. John A. Thurau ’55 B. Eisenhardt Mr. Adam Sproul Down East Magazine Ms. Lisa Mallder Tug Valour Memorial Fund Inc. Excelerate Energy Mrs. Eileen Stanton Dr. and Mrs. William So Far Ocean Technologies UBS Donor-Advised Fund Limited Partnership Mrs. Virginia Stanton B. Eisenhardt Mrs. Earlene S. Williams University Credit Union Mr. Christopher W. Fay ’76 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stinson Farnsworth Art Museum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. Charles F. Goodrich III ’86 Mr. John J. Stolz Fifield Lobster Company E. Valliere ’99 Hamilton Marine, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Stone Fireside Inn & Suites giving clubs Vanguard Charitable Houston Pilots Mr. Thomas H. Story Fore Street Restaurant Endowment Program Mr. James P. Hutton ’84 Mr. Theodore J. Sullivan Capt. and Mrs. William Castine Society - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mr. Eduard Kleiner Mr. William B. Sutton S. Full II ’76 ($25,000.00 + ) M. Ward ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mr. John Teuton Galyn’s Restaurant Ann H. Symington Foundation Rear and Mrs. W. LePage ’90 Mr. John R. Thacher Capt. John N. Gandy ’92 Arthur K. Watson Mark R. Whitney ’84 Maine Maritime Academy Mr. and Mrs. Miles U. Theeman Mrs. Nancy A. Goodwin Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parents Association Dr. Dale Thomas Ms. Melissa Greene Boston Marine Society C. Whittier ’56 Maine State Credit Union Mr. Joshua O. Thomas Hamilton Marine, Inc. Ms. Carolyn Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. McNeely Mr. Jayce E. Thorbjornson Hannaford Supermarket Mr. and Mrs. William President’s Partners Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Mercer ’73 Mr. Bradford L. Tibbetts Haystack Mountain C. Bullock, Jr. - ($5,000.00 + ) MMA Alumni Assoc. Bangor American Bureau of Shipping Mr. and Mrs. David Tibbetts School of Crafts Cianbro Charitable Foundation Sea Dogs Chapter Capt. and Mrs. Winfred Mr. Kevin Todd Tompkins Highlands Woodturning Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moran Towing Corporation H. Bulger ’59 Ms. Avae L. Traina & Engraving A. Collins, Jr. ’78 Salesforce.com, Inc Camden National Bank Ms. Betsy Trenckmann Mr. Eric Hopkins Mrs. Sheila M. Daniel (Mrs. Schacknow Family Central Maine Power Co Dr. Elizabeth A. True Jeff Boal Photography Richard B. Friberg ’61) Foundation, Inc. Cianbro Corporation Mr. Thomas Truman Jibe Spin Cycle Studio Davis Educational Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Schmidt Capt. and Mrs. William Cowan Dr. John R. Turner and Ms. Diane Johnson Mr. Gerald A. Davis Ms. Lindsay M. Smith ’00 Ms. Sarah Cox Dr. Jana M. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Charles ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crowley Maritime Corporation Ms. Keiko Valente A. Lechman ’65 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund R. Snyder III ’71 Capt. and Mrs. G. David Mr. Joshua Verrill Loo Hoo Capt. Sherri L. Hickman ’85 Capt. Heather Lee Stone Fenderson ’56 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Vistica Magic Falls Rafting Company Mrs. Adele Ingraham The Hiller Companies, Inc. Capt. and Mrs. William Mr. Carter R. Ward Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Mr. John H. Longmaid The Marine Society of the S. Full II ’76 Mr. Arthur K. Watson, Jr. Maine Maritime Academy Mr. and Mrs. David J. McBride City of New York Capt. and Mrs. John N. Gandy ’92 Mr. Craig Watt and Mrs. Maine Maritime Academy, Orange County Community Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Ward ’68 Cmdr. and Mrs. Edward Leslie Ranta-Watt Center for Professional Foundation Capt. and Mrs. David A. Harmes ’64 Mr. John Dwight Watt Mariner Development Mr. Charles E. Raymond ’65 B. Witherill ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Hobart ’94 Ms. Tatum Welch Maine Maritime Academy, Mr. Bruce Stevens Mr. Craig H. Johnson ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford The Thompson School of Mr. Arthur K. Watson, Jr. Ralph A. Leavitt Associates Mr. Scott W. Loweth ’08 S. Wellman Marine Transportation Woman’s Seamen’s Friend - ($1,000.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. William A. Loweth Cmdr. and Mrs. John Mr. Chance L. Whittemore Maine Maritime Academy, Society of Connecticut, Inc. Massachusetts Maritime Academy B. Amendola ’86 Mr. William M. Whyte Waterfront Mr. Thomas R. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Mossman ’79 American United Marine Corp. Mr. Walter R. Wilgus Maine Maritime Academy, Elizabeth Noyce Society NAODAN Chartering Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. Graham R. Williams Women’s Soccer - ($10,000.00 + ) ND Paper Inc. W. Arnold ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Williams Maine Red Claws Capt. and Mrs. Michael Norton Consulting Services, LLC Atlantic Red Crab Company LLC Mr. Gary Wilson Maine State Music Theatre J. Ames ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mr. Derrek M. Belanger ’10 Mr. Paul St. Woodworth Mariners Hockey Boston Port & Seamen’s A. Norton ’86 Capt. and Mrs. Robert Betti Mrs. Jodi Wooldridge Mariners House Aid Society Ocean Pursuits LLC Boeing Company Ms. Suzanne L. Wooldridge Nautilus Marine Fabrication Brown Collision Center Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Oney ’96 Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Capt. and Mrs. John D. Worth Nervous Nellies Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Brown Portland Marine Society Brennan ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Yocom New England Outdoor Capt. Donald V. Church ’55 Raytheon Company Mr. Terrence P. Brennan ’96 Mr. Nicholas T. York Center (NEOC) Mrs. Judy Cianchette Mrs. Doris M. Russell Mr. Gerald H. Briggs, Jr. ’84 Mr. Tyler D. Young Ocean Properties Ltd. Mr. Lewis A. Crowell ’46 Mr. Colin Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. David Page Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Goulet ’72 Express E. Bulmer ’66 Portland Ovations Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Strategic Maintenance Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Burr ’43-2 gifts-in-kind Portland Sea Dogs J. Harris ’67 The James E. & Constance Mr. and Mrs. John M. A.G.A. Correa & Son Portland Stage Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Bell Foundation Callan II ’88 Allagash Brewing Company Portland Tugboat, LLC W. Harris, Jr. ’73 Ms. Keiko Valente Mr. Bruce A. Campbell ’73 Aragosta at Goose Cove Ragged Coast Chocolates Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Kline, Jr. Verizon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mr. Richard M. Anzelc ’51 Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Mr. Ross LaJeunesse and Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Vigue ’69 H. Campbell ’64 Dr. John Barlow Harbor on Tudor Wharf Mr. Patrick A. Oathout Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bigelow Aviation Rooster Brother Capt. and Mrs. John T. Lyons ’77 Adimiral’s Club - J. Cartledge ’61 Black Mountain of Maine Rough and Tumble Marine Society at Salem ($2,500.00 + ) Chas. Kurz & Co. Inc. Mr. J. Temple Blackwood Saliba’s Rug Sales, Inc. Anonymous MMA Alumni Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. Earle A. Boothbay Country Club Sea Dog Brewing Company Dr. Garrett H. Bennett ’85 Casco Bay Chapter Cianchette ’77 Boston Harbor Cruises Shipyard Brewing Company and Ms. Raissa Katona MMA Alumni Assoc. Capt. Bradford L. Collins ’76 Capt. and Mrs. Heinrich Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. Edgar J. Biggie Seacoast Chapter Collins Pipe and Supply W. Bracker ’55 W. Stefanski ’80 Dr. and Mrs. William J. Brennan MMA Alumni Association Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Cote ’82 Capt. Margaret E. Brandon Mrs. Valerie Ann Stefanski Mr. Francis D. Buck ’74 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Paulsen Cross Current Insurance Brewers South Freeport Marine Strawberry Banke Museum Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Burpee ’86 ’86 (Valve Solutions) Mr. and Mrs. Christian Ms. Carolyn Brodsky Sugar Hill Baking Card Enterprises, LLC Mr. Paul E. Robie ’84 and S. Croteau ’88 Bucksport Golf Club Mr. Theodore J. Sullivan Lt. Col. and Mrs. David Ms. Karen Young Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Curry Camden Snow Bowl Thomas Moser Cabinetmakers D. Clark ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Romeo Mr. Camille M. Cyr Cape Lobster Company The Thurston Company ConocoPhillips Company Schwab Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Casco Bay Lines Tugboat Inn Capt. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. J. Scott Searway ’66 Daigneault ’84 Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens Capt. and Mrs. Steven P. Tukey ’94 W. Dick ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Silva ’64 Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mr. Jeffrey P. Wadman ’74 Dunlap Towing Company Mrs. Priscilla Smith M. Daley ’70 A. Cooper ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Eduard & Rayanne Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLaCour Family Foundation Cranmore Mountain Resort T. Wessel ’74 D. Somerville ’65 Kleiner Foundation

58 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 59 Capt. Deborah Doane Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. William Advanced Lubrication Specialties Mr. Bruce M. Chenell ’84 Dempsey ’76 G. Merriam ’66 A. Sawyer ’57 Ameriprise Financial Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Chenoweth Ms. Anne R. Devine Mr. Richard L. Merrifield ’56 Mr. and Mrs. George L. Schatz Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Lt. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dodge ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Miller ’47 Mr. Michael D. Secord ’11 Armstrong ’85 K. Clapp, Jr. ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Sean E. Doody ’93 MMA Class of 1959 Sempra Employee Artec Machine Systems Mr. Christopher D. Clayton ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moran Shipping Agencies, Inc. Giving Network Ms. Barbara M. Atkins and Mrs. Hilary L. Clayton ’08 H. Dorsky ’67 Capt. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. Kyle R. Cloutier ’04 Ms. Ashley E. Douglass ’07 W. Murray ’79 John F. Shipway C. Bean ’71 Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Joshua Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Capt. Curtis G. Nehring ’71 Simplex Americas LLC Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Betti ’10 J. Collamer ’98 Edgecomb, Sr. ’69 New Hampshire Charitable Mr. Gregory L. Smith ’11 Ms. Therese L. Biggie Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Collins ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Famulari, Jr. ’67 NextEra Energy, Inc. Spencer Associates, Inc. W. Blackmore ’68 F. Colpitts ’62 Mr. David Fenderson Mr. Thomas W. Noble, Sr. ’71 Sprague Energy Corporation Mr. Bruce W. Bolduc ’83 Garnet Colpitts Mechanical Fincantieri Marine Group Northeast Delta Dental Cdr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Jeffrey A. Bonney ’82 and Electrical Services Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Foley ’49 Northrop Grumman E. Spratt ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Capt. Martin E. Conroy ’05 Mr. Scott Fortuna ’93 Mr. Kenneth P. Oldham ’56 St. Louis Community Foundation F. Bradbury ’83 Mr. John W. Costello, Jr. ’82 Front Street Shipyard Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Fryer R. Crandlemire ’77 GAC Shipping (USA) Inc. Cumberland Ironworks Capt. and Mrs. Steven Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Garland ’78 L. Curran, Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gillis ’72 Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Goding ’69 Bryan P. Cutchen ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan S. Davis M. Gotlieb ’61 Delta Air Lines Foundation Mr. Christopher J. Haley and Mr. Edward H. Deroche ’69 Ms. Megann A. Holland Capt. Anthony D. DiMattia ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. Isaac M. Doiron ’18 J. Haley, Jr. ’65 Capt. and Mrs. Scott Rear Admiral and Mrs. M. Driscoll ’01 Warren C. Hamm, Jr. ’49 Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. Charles P. Harriman ’56 H. Duncan ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Dunn ’96 Harrison, Jr. ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Durrell ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Heath ’72 Capt. David L. Dwyer ’73 Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Hickey ’73 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Earley ’77 Capt. and Mrs. Gary T. Hill ’91 Early, Lucarelli, Sweeney HM Payson & Meisenkoten Mr. John P. Holmes III ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Ervin ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Capt. and Mrs. David G. Fath ’86 C. Holt, Jr. ’86 Ms. Alayne M. Felix ’19 IDEXX Laboratories Mr. Eugene C. Fetteroll, Jr. Capt. and Mrs. John D. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Ingram, Jr. ’79 L. Findlan ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Johnson ’76 Fort Knox Inn Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Judd ’66 Mrs. Alyssa S. Fortin ’08 Mr. John D. Keith ’54 and Mr. Tony Fortin Mr. Erich C. Klopfer ’19 Mr. Mark B. Fredenburgh ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Koehler ’76 impact SCHOLARSHIPS Mr. Robert A. Gaffney ’66 Mr. Justin S. Kretzmer ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Capt. and Mrs. Peter A total of nearly $2.8 million was received in fiscal year F. Gagnon ’78 B. Kropotkin ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Gregg S. Garson ’85 L & R Midland, Inc. 2020 as part of the Opening Doors, Changing Lives Mr. and Mrs. W. Eric Gleason ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Gordon R. LaJeunesse Scholarship Campaign. Capt. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Todd P. F. Graham ’54 Lalumiere ’85 Mr. Lawrence D. Green ’70 Mr. Kirk W. Langford Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Haines ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Lawlor ’86 Mr. Mark B. Panza ’74 and Capt. Jeffrey A. Stenberg ’82 Ms. Lesley Brey and Mr. Thomas D. Hall ’79 and Capt. Robert W. Lawlor ’66 Mrs. Mary Claffey and Ms. Karen Landry Mr. Randy Kam Dr. Karen Richter-Hall Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Neil L. Parsons, Jr. ’70 Mr. Thomas H. Story Mrs. Sharyn Brown Capt. and Mrs. Manuel A. Lechman ’65 Mrs. Mary T. Patton T&C Market Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hallier ’58 Mr. Ralph E. Leonard Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Teel ’77 W. Burger ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Harvey ’82 Mr. Herbert P. Leyendecker ’61 Capt. George F. Perkins ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Miles U. Theeman Ms. Cindy Cacacie Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Heath ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Lombard ’64 Capt. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. William Cdr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Heegaard Jr. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas R. Perkins ’68 F. Thompson ’46 H. Cahill ’67 Mr. Nathan J. Hellen ’05 P. Macdonald ’83 Mr. Leonard G. Pettis ’76 Capt. Ace F. Trask ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Cartwright Major and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ms. Elizabeth E. Pingree ’15 Dr. Elizabeth A. True Mr. Matthew M. Cartwright ’08 P. Heronemus ’89 T. Manuel ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Platt IV University Of Maine Foundation Capt. and Mrs. Richard Capt. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Mattson ’64 Portland Tugboat, LLC Mr. Graham R. Williams A. Carver ’69 D. Holt ’88 Mr. Donald R. McBride ’05 Dr. Elaine Potoker Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Williams Mr. and Mrs. Reed W. Cass ’68 Capt. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Michael RBC Wealth Management Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Wing ’74 Castine Woman’s Club L. Ingalls ’51 G. McIntyre ’59 Mr. William C. Rocha, Jr. ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Wright Mr. Raymond G. Champine ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Howell E. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Capt. Paul D. Rooney ’61 Capt. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Meissner ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Samway 1941 Club - ($500.00 + ) C. Chapman ’64 E. Jackson ’87 Ms. Christine M. Abbate Mr. and Mrs. W. Tom Sawyer Chebeague Island Boat Yard

58 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 59 Capt. and Mrs. Arvin W. Johnsen ’77 Jane D. Weiss Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Andrew R. Keith ’82 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kenefick ’79 Mr. Roger L. Kennedy ’01 Kennedy Marine Engineering Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Erich A. Klopfer Mr. and Mrs. David R. Knapp ’86 Ms. Andrea Knight Mrs. Jan Kopang Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Kovacs ’62 Ms. Renee Lajeunesse Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lanza ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Ian David Lipsky ’79 Mr. and Mrs. M. Shawn Longfellow ’86 Mr. David E. Lord ’17 Mr. William A. Lowell II ’56 Capt. Edward J. Lynch ’71 Mr. Richard L. MacLean ’50 Ms. Molly R. Marcotte ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Marks Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Martin ’86 Ms. Maggie M. McConkey ’18 Mr. Thomas P. McCool ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe P. McEacharn ’54 Capt. and Mrs. David W. Melin ’84 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Michalski ’89 Mrs. Marjorie H. Raleigh Cmdr. and Mrs. Alfred Lt. Cdr. Martin J. Baker ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Allie W. Milligan ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Rand E. Therrien ’71 Capt. and Mrs. Michael D. Ball ’65 O. Clayton ’89 Mr. Aaron B. Milstein ’18 and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Tobin ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Colfer ’79 Mrs. Gillian H. Milstein ’17 C. Rendall, Jr. ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Belanger ’64 Mr. and Mrs. James Capt. and Mrs. Alan Mr. Trevor H. Richards ’19 R. Tracy ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Belesca ’84 P. Connors ’71 V. Mitchell ’50 Mr. Adam S. Richardson ’19 Mr. Eric A. Turchi ’09 Capt. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cook ’94 MMA Alumni Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Ridley ’78 Dr. John R. Turner and A. Bernich ’65 Mr. and Mrs. James Pen Bay Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dr. Jana M. Turner Mr. John R. Berube ’05 and W. Cratty II ’68 Mrs. Jill A. Morgan ’88 L. Robinson ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Tyler, Jr. Mrs. Serena Berube ’04 Mr. William M. Croke ’72 and and Mr. Jim Morgan Dr. Kayley M. Rodriguez ’12 Mr. Fred W. Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cdr. Kimberly A. Croke ’87 Capt. Wendy L. Morrison ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Barry G. L. Bickford ’65 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Cross ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Muse ’79 Mr. Thomas E. Samson ’18 Unnold, Sr. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. William Capt. and Mrs. David A. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Samuel Collins Consulting, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Vigue ’68 J. Blackwood ’74 Cunningham ’00 B. Nadeau ’77 Mr. Edwin Santana ’12 and Ms. Mackenzie A. Vosburgh ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boutin Cmdr. and Mrs. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Nason ’54 Mrs. Heather L. Santana ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Capt. Robert E. Bowden ’77 T. Daley ’44 Mrs. Deborah K. Nehring Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Schaff ’95 M. Watson ’89 Bowl-A-Rama Mr. and Mrs. Deane Mr. Colin R. Nelson ’07 and Mr. David T. Sewall Mr. Jeremy B. Weirich ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan C. Boyan ’04 E. Deshon ’53 Mrs. Melissa A. Nelson ’07 Mr. and Mrs. John O. Sewall ’87 Mr. Frank T. Wells ’02 Capt. and Mrs. Heinrich Mr. Derek J. Difrederico ’09 Network for Good Cmdr. and Mrs. Chad Capt. and Mrs. Richard W. Bracker ’55 Capt. and Mrs. Almer Northeastern Environmental F. Shimunek ’93 D. Wesley ’76 Mr. John D. Bragdon ’96 and L. Dinsmore ’68 Services Capt. and Mrs. Michael Capt. and Mrs. Paul Whitin ’71 Mrs. Holly B. Bragdon ’95 Capt. and Mrs. Bruce O’Hara Corporation J. Siepert ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Martin J. Breslin ’82 J. Dinsmore ’77 Cmdr. and Mrs. John E. Oliver ’55 Cmdr. David J. Singstock ’64 R. Willard ’77 Mr. Charles E. Briggs ’60 Mr. and Capt. Campbell Capt. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. David G. Skaves Ms. Kristina L. Willey ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Brown J. Dixon ’91 W. O’Reilly ’53 Mr. D. Bradford Sleeper ’53 Mrs. Earlene S. Williams Mr. Hugh K. Brunson ’56 Ms. Julie A. Dixon Mr. Paul B. Ostberg ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Adam St. John ’85 Ms. Cristin L. Wright ’18 Capt. and Mrs. Larry Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Eric N. Ouellette ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew YourCause, LLC (Chevron) D. Burrill ’77 W. Donnini ’68 Mrs. Caitlyn Grant Pavalkis T. St. Cyr ’96 Mr. Robert Burt Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Shellback Club - ($250.00 + ) Mr. David P. Pearson Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. James C. Caccivio Jr. P. Dostie, Jr. ’82 Mr. Jeffrey P. Adamczyk ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Peed E. Staples, Jr. ’71 Ms. Rebekah R. Campbell ’15 Capt. and Mrs. Mark Mr. Philip J. Adams, Jr. Mr. Curtis J. Pelletier ’10 Mr. Matthew T. Stein ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Capel ’71 D. Dougherty ’72 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ahearn ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Richard Capt. G. W. Full & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Dustin ’75 Mr. John I. Allgaier ’56 D. Pelletier ’88 F. Sullivan ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Carew ’81 E.J. Perry Construction Co. Mr. Glenn Anderson ’11 Penobscot Bay Tractor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capt. and Mrs. Patrick Capt. and Mrs. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. John R. Tug Co., Inc. P. Sullivan ’61 J. Carney ’86 B. Eadie III ’76 Anderson, Jr. ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Piliere ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Linette K. Casey ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Capt. and Mrs. Robert Edward Sundheim ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Charters Eisenhaur ’86 G. Armstrong ’86 H. Pouch ’62 Mr. Stephen L. Talon ’69 Capt. George A. Chase ’79 Mr. Thomas P. Eldredge ’67 Mr. Roger J. Arsenault ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Gregory and Dr. Lauren E. Sahl Capt. and Mrs. David Atlantic Container Line H. Poulin ’73 R. Teifert ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel W. Farnham ’58 Ayco Charitable Foundation Propeller Club of Port Everglades Thermal Solutions Choate II ’53 Mrs. Margaret J. Fenderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Babcock Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Ferland ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan T. Bain ’96

60 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 61 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fernald ’84 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lessard ’86 Mr. Michael Russell Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Toppi ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Aube ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Derek R. Fiske ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Lewis ’68 Mr. Michael R. Ryan ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Tuell ’85 Mrs. Jennifer L. Audette ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Stacey A. Fitts ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Lindsey ’47 Capt. and Mrs. John A. Capt. Tina M. Vanderploeg ’92 and Mr. Cale Audette Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Loncoski Salvador, Jr. ’86 Capt. and Mrs. Charles Awards Signage & Trophies J. Fournier ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. John V. W. Viebrock ’64 Mr. David F. Ayers ’78 Mr. Patrick J. Fragala W. Loncoski ’96 Sawyer III ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Keenan Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Steven Mr. and Mrs. Mark Friel ’84 Capt. Timothy R. Long ’93 Mr. Douglas S. Schweers ’71 W. Vogler ’09 A. Ayigah ’06 Capt. and Mrs. Chad Mr. and Ms. John W. Lord ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Boima C. Voyou ’96 Mr. Andrew J. Baer ’10 H. Friend ’96 Mr. and Mrs. B. Edwin Lowell ’65 E. Shanley ’90 Wallace Events Mr. and Mrs. Donald Friend Valley Ranch Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lynch ’71 Capt. and Mrs. Christopher Capt. and Mrs. David J. Ward ’72 B. Baiguy ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Sharik ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Welch ’92 Mr. Joshua W. Bailey ’17 R. Fullerton ’71 A. MacIntire ’75 Dr. and Mrs. Barclay Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Mr. Charles T. Baird ’85 Mr. Enrico Gallo ’77 Mr. Garrett M. Magiera ’17 M. Shepard ’46 S. Wellman Mr. Lynn Baker Mr. William J. Gamage ’88 Mr. William Mahoney ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Danny R. Shorty ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cmdr. and Mrs. John Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. Robert E. Malaney ’52 Siemens Energy & Automation C. Wheeler ’94 G. Balano ’84 Geissler ’81 Mr. and Mrs. John Malanowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Mason T. Whitaker ’19 Ms. Sharon K. Balzer Mrs. Ariel A. Gendron ’14 Capt. and Mrs. Terrell K. Simonds, Jr. ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Ashbel W. Capt. and Mrs. William and Mr. Mike Gendron M. Mannion, Jr. ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Smith ’77 White Joyal ’03 K. Banks ’56 General Electric Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Smith ’88 Capt. and Mrs. Eric D. Wilcox ’69 Mr. Lawrence D. Barchue, Sr. ’82 Mr. Kevin P. Gildart ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Owen E. Martin ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Snyder ’75 Mr. William E. Wilson III ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Barnard Mr. Christopher M. Gilman ’16 Capt. and Mrs. Edward Capt. and Mrs. Ronald Mrs. Jodi Wooldridge Mr. George P. Barnes ’09 Ms. Samantha M. Goda ’13 T. Matlack ’80 W. Snyder ’73 Capt. Graham W. Wright ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gowen ’85 Mr. Bradford J. McDermott ’00 Society of Naval Architects Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Bartlett ’82 Mrs. Deborah D. Green Cmdr. and Mrs. David McGee & Marine Engineers W. Wrigley ’99 Mr. Erwin E. Bates ’68 Mr. Nicholas M. Grimaldi ’06 Mr. Benjamin P. McKenney ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Capt. and Mrs. Russell Ms. Kendra C. Bavor ’88 Mr. Brian L. Guillerault Capt. and Mrs. Everett A. Spencer ’77 G. Wuestefeld ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Beard Ms. Nancy Halula A. McMunn ’74 Capt. Jay M. Standring ’89 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Beatty Mr. Kyle R. Haslam ’16 McNabb Marketing Mr. and Mrs. Stephen New Century Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Resources, Inc. H. Steinberg ’80 - ($100.00 + ) Capt. and Mrs. Leroy Mr. and Mrs. John P. Achorn ’84 A. Herling ’85 Cmdr. and Mrs. Peter Capt. Jay T. Stewart ’00 and E. Bennett ’62 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Adam ’54 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Holden ’84 E. McVety ’86 Capt. Carrie E. Stewart ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Adams Ms. Judy Holmes and Mr. Jordyn A. Merritt Mr. Corey D. Streams ’02 S. Benson ’81 Cmdr. and Mrs. A. Mr. James Progin MMA Alumni Association - Mr. and Mrs. Glenn O. Southern California Chapter Hornberger ’56 MMA Alumni Association Mr. Shimon D. Horowitz ’03 Southern California Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hugo ’50 Capt. Christopher T. Moore Hydra Tech Engineered Products ’08 and Ms. Robin Mass Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Craig M. Myster ’98 A. Iliff, Jr. ’62 Capt. Wayne E. Nason ’70 Mr. Christopher J. Inness ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Insurance Office of America E. Nowell ’69 Mr. and Mrs. N. Anthony Capt. and Mrs. Timothy Jackson ’67 J. O’Connor ’78 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jacobs ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Dink O’Neal Capt. Eric C. James ’93 Capt. and Mrs. Stefan Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. James ’78 J. Palmer ’72 Mr. John C. Janowicz ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Mario G. Pantoja ’89 Mr. James G. Jennings, Jr. ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Pare ’84 John T. Cyr & Sons, Inc. Ms. Janet Passman Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Johnson ’74 Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Johnson ’85 Payton ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Jones ’94 Penobscot Bay and River Capt. Rob Jones ’80 Pilots Association Joseph Construction, LLC Mrs. Katherine Percenti ’03 Mr. Stephen M. Joseph ’80 and Mr. Mark Percenti Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mr. Eric J. Perry ’88 W. Kalloch ’57 Capt. Mark R. Pierce ’71 Mr. Christopher F. Kates ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Pozycki, Jr. Lawrence Ahearn ’82 Mr. Timothy D. Keefe ’66 Capt. and Mrs. David S. Price ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. John J. ALA Property Management LLC Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mrs. Amy L. Puleo Sison ’05 J. Strunk ’95 Berglund, Jr. ’84 Mr. John S. Albaum ’05 W. Keller ’84 Mr. Kurt J. Pullman ’10 and Mrs. Capt. and Mrs. David A. Sulin ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Teague K. Berry ’94 Mr. Peter J. Albee ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Fredric J. Kelley ’60 Katie Hutchinson-Pullman ’11 Mr. Adam W. Tart ’05 Ms. Jane Bestor Mr. Lendall D. Alexander III ’06 Mr. Thomas M. Kelley ’73 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Peter Binney Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Alley ’90 Mr. William J. Kinane, Jr. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Taylor ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Dudley C. Ames ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Clay V. King ’83 A. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. E. Gilman Tenney C. Bishop, Jr. Mr. Frederick M. Amicangioli ’82 Capt. and Mrs. Mark W. Klopp ’87 Cmdr. Frank W. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Blake ’84 Mrs. Tracie Anair Mr. and Mrs. Russell Richardson III ’65 R. Terry, Jr. ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. Richard M. Anzelc ’51 F. Kniehl, Jr. ’66 Mr. Damion P. Riera ’98 and The Donnelley Foundation P. Blethen ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Koos ’86 Mrs. Regina L. Riera ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Blocker Archibald ’66 Mr. Henry Lang III ’86 Mr. Damon Paul Rivard ’55 M. Theriault ’80 Capt. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Arruda ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. Angelo W. Rizzitello ’99 and Theriault Marine Survey M. Bobbe ’78 Mr. Patrick M. Ashley ’82 F. Laskay ’62 Mrs. Kristy L. Rizzitello ’99 & Consulting LLC Ms. Tricia Bohan Cmdr. and Mrs. Gerald Capt. and Mrs. Richard Capt. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Boisse ’88 Paul Astorino ’58 M. Lawrence ’86 D. Robinson ’67 W. Thompson ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan S. Bolduc ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lee Management Company Mr. and Mrs. Tyson R. Rowe ’99 Mr. Trapper W. Tinker ’05 J. Atkins ’67

60 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 61 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. Samuel N. Brown ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cmdr. and Mrs. Philip Mr. and Mrs. Numan N. Boorman ’06 Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Candage K. Chase ’71 Cokgormusler Mr. David A. Bosco ’06 F. Brown ’64 Dr. Donald C. Cannan ’71 Ms. Donna Lee Cheney Capt. Stephen J. Cole ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Bossert ’87 Cmdr. and Mrs. John Mr. Jeff Card Mr. Eric D. Childs ’08 Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James R. Buckley ’81 Mr. Mark P. Caron ’97 and Mrs. Mary-Virginia V. Christakos F. Colgan ’85 B. Boucher ’86 The Honorable Silas Bullock Mrs. Rebecca S. Caron ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. Michael S. Boucher Mr. William C. Bullock III Mr. and Mrs. Mark Caron A. Cianchette ’84 H. Condon ’61 ’92 and Mrs. Elizabeth Mr. Michael A. Bunker ’86 Miss Kelsey Carter Mr. and Mrs. Barry H. Clark ’59 Capt. and Mrs. G. Rodger Parrent Boucher ’92 Mr. and Mrs. David Ms. Tricia A. Carver Mr. and Mrs. John L. Clark ’71 Cook, Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Burchill ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pastor and Mrs. Geoffrey Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Bourgelas ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. F. Casey, Jr. ’65 F. Clarke ’99 A. Cooper ’58 Mr. Peter C. Boyce ’66 Burgarella, Jr. ’45 Capt. and Mrs. John S. Casey ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Capt. Todd J. Cooper ’97 and Mr. James D. Brackett ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Burke ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Clarke III ’81 Mrs. Heather L. Cooper ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cassidy ’78 Clayton Nowell Plumbing Mr. Brian A. Corain ’12 and B. Brackett ’83 J. Burns, Jr. ’79 Mrs. Harriet Cederstrom Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stone II Mrs. Margaret V. Corain ’16 Capt. and Mrs. Irving E. Bracy ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mr. Omar C. Chaar ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mrs. Madeleine G. Corson Mr. Jacob A. Bracy ’14 A. Burpee ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Clement ’13 Mr. Ronald R. Costain ’86 Ms. Susan W. Bradford ’99 Mr. and Mrs. James W. R. Chambers ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. Anthony M. Cote ’06 Mr. and Mrs. George Burroughs ’61 Ms. Cindy Chan ’03 A. Cochran ’67 Ms. Elizabeth M. Cote ’11 L. Bradley ’67 Mr. John D. Cameron ’69 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cote ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Campbell ’82 Chapman ’88 S. Coffin ’70 Capt. and Mrs. Mark A. Cote ’83 D. Bradley ’92 Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Mr. Philip J. Cohen ’82 Mr. Scott A. Cote ’96 Capt. and Mrs. Kurt J. W. Campbell ’76 Charleston, Jr. ’69 Mrs. Rachael Cotoni Breitfeller ’87 Mr. James E. Coughlin, Sr. ’67 Brenntag Lubricants Northeast Mr. and Mrs. Gary O. Couture ’96 Mr. Michael C. Breton ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Gerry L. Craig ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn K. Brewer ’78 impact VOLUNTEERS Capt. Todd M. Crane ’95 Mr. Brendan W. Broderick ’19 Ms. Margie Crawford Mr. Gregory A. Brooke ’93 Nearly 200 students, parents, alumni, and friends Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Basil C. Brown ’70 D. Crawford ’56 Mr. Christopher W. Brown ’84 volunteered and helped move MMA forward in fiscal Mr. J. Richard Cronin ’84 Mr. Eric M. Brown ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Brown ’89 Crossman ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney year 2020. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. E. Brown ’72 Cunningham ’60

62 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 63 Mr. and Mrs. Kirt P. Currie ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ellis ’82 Ms. Mary M. Friedman Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Curtis ’80 J. Dionne ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. Stephen G. Fuccillo ’77 R. Goetz ’87 Col. and Mrs. Robert D. Curtis ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doiron J. Enman ’88 Capt. and Mrs. Guilford W. Full Ms. Kathleen Golini Capt. Harlan R. Cust ’56 Cmdr. and Mrs. Peter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Benjamin F. Goodrich III ’82 Custom Carpentry J. Donaher III ’92 W. Erskine ’84 R. Fulton ’59 Dr. and Mrs. John F. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Dagan Capt. and Mrs. Michael Ms. Cassandra L. Everest ’13 Mr. Rene G. Gagne ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Ernold Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. Donovan ’79 and Mr. Matthew N. Rende Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. R. Goodwin ’61 M. Daigle, Jr. ’86 Capt. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Eyes ’82 Gallagher ’88 Mr. Robert D. Goodwin ’91 Capt. and Mrs. Mark E. Daly ’88 C. Dorsky ’53 Mr. Charles L. Fales, Jr. ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Dana A. Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Rebecca K. Daly ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Capt. and Mrs. Andrew Gammon ’69 M. Gordon ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Downing ’77 T. Farnham ’08 Mr. Ryan G. Gannon ’11 Mrs. Michelle L. Gott Miles ’07 M. Darling ’59 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Doyle ’86 Lt. Zara-Anne E. Farrar ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick and Mr. Richard F. Miles Mr. Andrew J. Davidson ’10 and Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ganter ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Eric L. Gould ’02 Mrs. Kirstien M. Davidson ’11 N. Draper ’70 Fenton, Jr. ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Robert N. Davies Arthur Dresser Ms. Amanda Fernando Garthwaite ’06 P. Goulette ’72 Mr. John R. Davis Mr. Dennis L. Driscoll ’65 Mr. Carl Fetteroll III Gaspers Automotive Cmdr. and Mrs. Sidney Mr. Jonathan E. Davis ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Capt. Edward A. Figelski ’96 Restoration, LLC R. Graham ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Davis ’85 P. Drottar ’59 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Finnigan ’87 Mr. John K. Gasper ’02 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Granholm ’87 Mr. Thomas G. Dawson ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Russ C. Flagg ’80 Mr. Wayne Gaynor Mr. Wayne L. Gray ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Dubois ’53 Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. Seth M. Green ’09 and W. Dayton ’67 Mr. and Mrs. James Ducey, Jr. L. Flanders ’65 Gebert, Jr. ’76 Mrs. Brittany H. Green ’11 Mrs. Christina M. De La Cruz ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Flannery Capt. Paul G. Geiken ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Green ’84 Mr. Arlen De Vos S. Ducharme ’77 Mr. and Mrs. William Capt. and Mrs. David Mr. Richard E. Greene Mr. Joshua C. de Vos ’10 and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Follett, Jr. ’88 T. Gelinas ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Mrs. Diana L. de Vos ’10 M. Dunbar ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Fortin ’61 Mr. Richard K. Getz ’66 Greenleaf ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Roland D. Dears ’84 Ms. Ann M. Dundon ’84 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fossett ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gier Capt. and Mrs. William Mr. Robert W. DeLambily ’72 Mr. William J. Dunlap ’06 and Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Fournier ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Gilbert ’62 K. Gribbin ’61 Capt. and Mrs. John Mrs. Maygan B. Dunlap ’04 Capt. and Mrs. Leroy Mrs. Shelley H. Gilman Capt. and Mrs. Patrick DeRose III ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fournier ’72 Mr. Tyler J. Gilson ’17 D. Griffin ’01 Mr. Michael C. DeSanctis ’78 D. Dunphy ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mr. Dale C. Glidden ’69 Mr. Douglas B. Griggs ’84 Mr. Jesse C. Deupree Mr. Robert B. Eames ’81 M. Fournier ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Capt. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Scott F. Eaton Mr. John H. Fox IV ’07 V. Glidden ’70 Edward Grimes ’65 C. Devins ’73 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Egan ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Frank ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Godin ’56 Mrs. Kelly A. Gualtieri Ms. Pamela A. Dewell Ms. Kelsi L. Eiane ’10 Mr. Matthew S. Frank ’93 Capt. David B. Guest ’77

62 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 63 Ms. Kathryn Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelsey ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hughes ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Richard ANNUAL FUND Capt. and Mrs. Paul D. Hugill ’87 R. Ketchum Jr. impact Mr. Adam M. Hunt ’03 Ms. Darlene Kewin The Honorable Peter Mr. Stuart R. Kilbride ’56 Over $940,000 was received in cash gifts toward the M. Hunter ’67 Mr. Brian D. Kirk ’93 Capt. Mary E. Hutchins ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Klein Annual Fund, including over $400,000 in unrestricted Mr. Randall D. Hyde ’78 Capt. and Mrs. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Knight ’67 funds for the academy to address its most pressing needs. M. Hydes ’59 Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Ivory ’95 Knowlton ’84 J. Jones Construction Capt. and Mrs. Robert H3 Navigational Company Capt. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Higgins ’71 Services, Inc. A. Kolofsky ’67 Mr. David Christian Haa ’58 M. Harrington ’87 Capt. and Mrs. Derek D. Hill ’93 Mr. John C. Jacoby ’76 Capt. James S. KomLosy ’55 Mr. Jay P. Hackett ’88 Mr. Ted Harris Capt. John J. Hills and Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Jagger ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Capt. and Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Hartford ’78 Ms. Carole Albee Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kostiuk, Jr. ’60 J. Haggerty ’82 Capt. Brian M. Hathaway, Sr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Johansen ’80 Mr. Nicholas P. LaCombe ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Seamus L. Haley ’95 Mr. James C. Hathaway ’62 R. Hjort ’94 Anonymous Mrs. Nancy E. Ladd Capt. and Mrs. Gregory Mr. Michael Hawes Mr. Dexter A. Holaday II ’95 Mr. Lawrence C. Johnston ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Ladner ’59 D. Hall ’81 Mr. Dann L. Hayden ’85 and Ms. Amanda M. Holewiak ’19 Ms. Alice W. Jones Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lane ’68 Capt. David N. Hallden ’66 Mrs. Lisa L. Hayden ’84 Mr. Charles W. Holland, Jr. ’59 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jones ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Laney ’64 Ms. Candace Hall-Nourse Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. David Ms. Kari H. Jones ’13 Mr. Robert N. Laney ’59 Cmdr. and Mrs. Wilfred W. Hayes ’77 A. Holmes ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Joy ’75 Mr. George S. Langford Jr. A. Hamilton ’65 Capt. and Mrs. Richard Hopkins Creek Navigation, Inc. Mr. Adam Jurkowski Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Lary, Jr. ’69 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hamlet ’59 M. Heath ’81 Capt. David W. Hopkins ’84 Mr. John P. Kalagher ’08 Law Office of Guy Loranger Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hamlin Mr. Harry E. Henderson, Jr. ’47 Mr. Ian T. Hopkins ’12 Attorney Jeffrey Kanca Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lt. Cdr. Emerson L. Mr. Lucas L. Henderson ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Mrs. Anne B. Kany Lawler, Jr. ’70 Hansell, Jr. ’50 Mrs. Lynn Henderson ’84 M. Hoppe ’58 Mr. John T. Karnes III ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Cedric and Mr. Jeff Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kay ’86 K. Lawler ’79 T. Harkins ’88 Capt. and Mrs. Eric J. A. Howard ’85 KEAN Project Engineering, Inc. Capt. and Mrs. Timothy Mrs. Karol A. Harlow Hendrickson ’88 Capt. and Mrs. Charles Capt. and Mrs. Edward N. Leach ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Hersey ’85 E. Hubbard ’62 L. Kelly, Jr. ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Claude P. Harman ’86 Capt. and Mrs. John M. Hess ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas D. Leclair ’86 Ms. Coronado F. Hickman ’16 Hubbard, Jr. ’95 W. Kelly III ’59 Mr. Craig J. Leduc ’99

64 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 65 Mrs. Kaitlyn F. Leeman- Mr. and Mrs. James P. Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Mersch Capt. and Mrs. James Capt. and Mrs. Grayson Kenyon ’08 McCarron ’86 Capt. and Mrs. John B. Murray ’75 L. Parker ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah P. Metcalfe ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Murray ’14 Mr. Kurt D. Passon ’75 H. Leighton ’80 J. McCarthy ’47 Mr. Matthew J. Methot ’13 Mr. Alan J. Musico Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Mr. and Mrs. John A. Capt. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Myers ’58 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lemieux ’56 McCarthy ’57 L. Michaud ’87 Ms. Julie Negron S. Patterson ’85 Mr. David J. Lemieux ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ms. Michelle E. Paules Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. McCarthy ’67 Middleton ’93 E. Negron ’57 Capt. and Mrs. Robert P. Lemieux ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Russell McDaniel Capt. and Mrs. George Mr. Andrew Nelson J. Peacock II ’71 Mr. Phillip P. Lessard ’05 Mr. Stephen J. McDonnell ’74 R. Miller, Jr. ’73 Mr. Alejandro J. Nevarez ’14 Mr. Matthew H. Pedersen ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Lester ’86 Mr. Matthew C. McGowan ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Miller ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony and Dr. Theresa T. Kudlak Mrs. Margaret B. Letarte ’83 Ms. Barbara V. McInnes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Newcomb ’96 Capt. and Mrs. Steven and Mr. David Letarte Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. McInnis ’91 E. Minchak ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Newton ’66 S. Pellegrino ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Edwin W. McIntosh ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Levine ’64 Ms. Jacqueline E. McKenney ’06 L. Mitchell ’73 M. Nichols III ’75 W. Pellerin, Jr. ’79 LH Wentworth, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Dr. and Mrs. Shane A. Capt. and Mrs. Louis L. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Pelletier ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad McLaughlin ’88 Moeykens ’87 Normand, Jr. ’72 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Pepin ’80 T. L’Heureux ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Northern Maine ISA Mr. David W. Perkins ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan O. J. McMahon ’77 E. Molke, Jr. ’53 Mr. Robert M. Norton ’03 and Dr. Jillian L. Perron ’15 Libby-Nichols ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Edward W. Momm, Jr. ’85 Capt. Carrie P. Norton ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Perry ’68 Linekin Neck Lobsters P. McNally ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Norton ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Capt. and Mrs. David L. Capt. Brian S. McNamara ’75 J. Moody ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Jered M. Norton ’00 E. Phelan ’01 Lieberman III ’77 McTeague, Higbee, Case, Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Mr. John L. Nowinski ’86 Phil Cohen Productions Capt. and Mrs. James J. Ling ’67 Whitney & Toker P.A. C. Moore ’98 Mr. Lester Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Pierce ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Moores ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln H. Nye ’66 Anonymous M. Littlefield ’73 G. McVicker ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Mr. Graham J. Pingree ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Lizzotte ’77 Capt. and Mrs. Christopher T. Lloyd ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Longley ’71 Mr. Guy D. Loranger ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lord ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Low ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Lowell ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Lucas ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lund Mr. Samuel A. Lutner ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Lynch ’68 Mrs. and Mrs. Crystal M. Maass ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. MacGinnis ’10 Capt. G. William Mackay ’60 Mr. and Mrs. William A. MacKeil ’84 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. MacLeod ’69 Mr. Donald A. MacVane ’49 Capt. and Mrs. Dean J. Maggio ’89 Mr. William H. Magnussen ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Main ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Malec Capt. and Mrs. Richard E. Manchester ’68 Cmdr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Manduca ’52 Capt. and Mrs. Arthur J. Morgan ’59 O’Donnell ’91 Mr. Rod Pinkham Capt. and Mrs. Raymond S. Melanson ’68 Mr. Alexander J. Morrison ’15 Mr. Christopher J. Oelschlegel Anonymous A. Mann ’75 Capt. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Kevin ’05 and Mrs. Amanda Mr. and Mrs. James R. Plourde ’79 Mr. Michael K. Manning ’77 O. Melcher ’56 R. Morrison ’90 L. Oelschlegel ’03 Capt. and Mrs. Timothy Ms. Polly S. Mapes Mrs. Michelle Melick Mr. Nathaniel J. Morrison ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Q. Ogle ’82 F. Plummer ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Markillie Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mellen ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Morse ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Ohrt ’98 Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. James Markos Jr. Mrs. Deborah Menezes Capt. and Mrs. William Mr. William S. Oliver ’66 and A. Poor, Sr. ’88 Mr. Roger A. Marks ’59 Mr. George Menezes A. Moss ’71 Ms. Mary K. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. David A. Potter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dr. Peter M. Mento ’93 Capt. Gerald J. Mount ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olszowy ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Martel III ’70 Capt. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mr. Brian G. Orme ’00 A. Potter ’04 Ms. Hayley L. Masi P. Mercer ’88 Mulcahy, Jr. ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Otenti ’00 Capt. and Mrs. David Pouliot ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mason Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cmdr. Jody M. Powers ’99 Massachusetts Property Insurance G. Merriam ’93 Munchbach ’64 W. Oughton ’64 and Mr. Frank Powers Underwriting Association Mr. and Mrs. Reid N. Merrill ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Edwin S. Palmer ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Powers ’75 Ms. J. Ann McAlhany ’08 Cmdr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Munsey, Sr. ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Pratt ’71 Mr. Paul McCann and E. Merrill ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Murdy ’77 C. Palmer, Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Pride Dr. Diane McCann Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ms. Catherine Parenteau Mr. Kevin M. Proctor ’06 H. Merrill ’75 K. Murphy ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Proctor

64 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 65 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Propp ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Mr. James D. Proulx ’85 M. Schisler ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pulkkinen ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Patrik G. L. Schneider Pulkkinen ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. Emery G. Purslow ’56 R. Schuster ’76 Ms. Katie L. Pushard ’11 Mrs. Sofie B. Scontras Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Pyne ’83 Mr. Rodney L. Scribner ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Quirion ’80 Mr. Adam B. Seamans ’00 Mr. James A. Raczek and Ms. Mr. Peter R. Sederquist ’74 Sheryl A. Winchester Mr. and Mrs. John S. Settles ’89 Capt. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Rankin ’76 M. Sharp ’98 Mr. and Mrs. William Capt. and Mrs. Joshua P. Rausch ’53 M. Shaw ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Capt. Earl E. Sheesley III ’76 E. Raynes ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Sherman ’64 J. Reardon ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ms. Jeanmarie Reed M. Shibles ’94 Capt. and Mrs. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Silke ’55 W. Reed ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Reeves E. Simmons ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Reilly, Jr. ’68 P. Simpson III ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Karsten Mr. Billy R. Sims L. Reinemo ’71 Mr. Ryan T. Sirois ’08 Capt. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Sheldon D. Skolfield, Esq. ’62 S. Reinhardsen ’67 Mr. Leonard A. Skoog ’53 Mrs. Susan Reinke Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lt. Cdr. Carl G. Rhodes ’04 J. Skurka ’85 Richard Getz Associates Mrs. Beth A. Smith ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Smith ’64 V. Richter ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Smith ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Ricker ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Smith ’92 Ms. Mary A. Riddle Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth Capt. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Smith, Jr. ’61 S. Riedel ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Smith ’74 Mr. Eugene C. Rinker ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Snow ’76 Capt. and Mrs. Domenic Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rizzo ’86 C. Somerville ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Roach ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sommer Mr. Benjamin B. Robertson ’00 Cmdr. Attapol Sookma ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mrs. Marie Sorenson S. Robinson ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Soule ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mrs. Andi L. St. Pierre ’14 L. Robinson ’49 Ms. Nicole N. St. Pierre ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ms. Jessica L. Stahl ’11 L. Rodrigue ’77 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Standley ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mrs. Eileen Stanton P. Rodrigue ’67 Lt. Cdr. Mark D. Steele ’83 Mr. Jacob C. Rondeau ’18 Capt. and Mrs. Edward Cmdr. and Mrs. Edward J. Stegle III ’72 G. Rosenberg ’72 Mr. Phillips E. Stevens ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Rowe ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Stone Mr. and Mrs. David A. Roy ’84 Capt. Prentice Strong ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Roy ’78 Attorney and Ms. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rush III ’64 Conrad Strosahl ’05 The Vector Group Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. International LLC A. Turgeon ’02 M. Wakelin ’76 C. Russell ’71 Sturdivant ’73 Mr. Scott A. Thibodeau ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mr. Joel F. Walker ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Russell ’84 Mr. Michael Sturtevant ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Thomas ’95 R. Tweedie ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mr. Thomas A. Russell ’53 Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dr. Stephen L. Tyks ’77 D. Walker ’71 Mr. and Mrs. William K. Sullivan ’77 N. Thomas ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Vail ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Russell ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Suppes ’78 Mr. and Mrs. F. Alan Mr. and Mrs. Peter David C. Wallace ’69 Capt. Nicholas T. Sabbath ’07 Mr. Robert C. Sweetser ’79 Thompson ’55 Vaillancourt ’67 Mr. Francis L. Walsh ’62 Ms. Lauren T. Sakahara ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lt. Col. and Mrs. Hugh Mr. Ronald A. Vallee ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Ward ’71 Mr. Brett Saltsman ’04 E. Taggart ’71 V. Tillman ’87 Ms. Lynn Vanbuskirk Johnson Mr. Cullen A. Ward ’10 Mr. Selmer M. Salvesen III ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Capt. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Bradley R. Vigue ’98 Mr. Matthew D. Ward ’11 Capt. and Mrs. David D. Tebbetts III ’70 J. Tolley ’93 Ms. Vanessa A Vigue ’00 Capt. and Mrs. Ronald T. Sapone ’79 Attorney and Mrs. Francis Mr. Kevin Todd Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. David M. Vistica A. Ward II ’80 Ms. Kathryn Sarver J. Tepedino ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Kris A. Toth ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Andrew J. Scheuchzer ’03 and Mr. David D. Terry ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Tower ’59 A. Voishnis ’79 T. Wardwell ’93 Mrs. Alaina G. Scheuchzer ’05 The Friends of the USS Capt. Andrew N. Triandafilou ’72 Capt. and Mrs. David J. Wade ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. John J. Schieferstein ’99 Cassin Young Capt. and Mrs. Harris Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wade ’65 C. Washington ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Schiot ’60 The Rothschild Foundation E. Tucker ’56 and Mrs. Capt. Daniel M. Weamer ’11 The Snowman Group Mr. Park M. Tupper ’07 Laurence V. Wade ’64

66 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 67 Attorney and Mrs. John Amazon Smile Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mr. Andrew S. Buczkowski Ms. Tess M. Clark S. Webb, Esq. ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. Ames ’89 John W. Bitoff ’58 Capt. and Mrs. Chad Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. Harry B. Webster ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Troy A. Ms. Genevieve C. Black ’14 E. Bulkley ’06 W. Clarke ’85 Mr. and Mrs. John N. Webster ’73 Ms. Haley A. Blake ’15 Ms. Rachel E. Bunker Capt. and Mrs. A. Capt. and Mrs. Charles Donors - ($1.00 + ) Mr. Myles M. Block ’06 Mr. Justin B. Burgess David Clifford ’66 Ammons ’88 B. Weeks, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Mr. Ryan E. Burke Mr. Patrick A. Cloud Mr. Logan C. Anair Mrs. Jessica E. Weeks ’17 Boardman, Jr. ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Tracy A. Burke ’88 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cloutier ’95 Capt. and Mrs. William Ms. Gabrielle L. Wells ’16 Ms. Laurie D. Bobillot Cmdr. and Mrs. George Ms. Maegan E. Cloutier ’08 D. Anderson ’95 Lt. Cdr. David C. Wentworth ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Burns III ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Coit ’92 Capt. William H. Anderson Mr. Lloyd H. Wentworth ’50 G. Boetsch ’69 Mr. John E. Burns III ’85 Mr. Andrew Coleman III ’76 and Ms. Sharoud Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Ms. Kaarie R. Burns ’20 Mr. Kevin S. Colgan ’88 Al Jundi Matthis Wheaton ’62 M. Bohm ’06 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Burpee ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Andover Leadership Team Anonymous Mr. Claude J. Bolduc ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Burrill ’79 Collinsworth ’74 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mr. Clayton A. Whidden ’85 Mr. Philippe J. Bolduc ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Lance A. Burton ’90 Mr. Alan F. Conant ’83 Androsiglio ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bolster ’86 Ms. Nancy A. Burton Capt. Christopher M. Condon ’98 Mr. John H. Angleberger ’20 G. Whitaker ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Bolster ’78 Mr. Jacob R. Bussiere Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Randy Appel and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ms. Debra Bonaminio Ms. Hannah Butland C. Condon ’67 Mr. Eli Blumenthal J. Whitney ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mr. Benjamin F. Butterfield Mr. and Mrs. Derek J. Conlin ’98 Mr. Mariano Aragon-Diaz Mr. Michael W. Whitney ’96 J. Bonsaint ’71 C & C Realty Management, LLC Ms. Jordan E. Connelly and Ms. Gail Goetsch Capt. and Ms. Daniel Mr. Spencer A. Boonstra ’17 Ms. Alexa J. Cacacie Ms. LaSashia E. Connelly Mr. Kristopher G. Argiropolis E. Whyte ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Both ’93 Mr. Richard M. Cadwalader ’84 Ms. Ellen M. Conner ’97 Mr. Ryan G. Armstrong ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Trenton J. Bouchard Mr. Patrick V. Camburn, Jr. ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Wikstrom ’69 Ms. Morgan S. Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Connolly ’92 E. Arsenault ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Anonymous S. Cameron ’93 Mr. John Pierce Consavage Mr. Robert Asselin E. Williams ’71 Mr. Edgar L. Bourgeois ’53 Anonymous Ms. Abigail L. Cooper Dr. Ender Asyali Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mr. Cameron J. Bourque Mr. and Mrs. David Ms. Kristi L. Cooper ’01 Capt. and Mrs. Petar J. Williams ’52 Mr. Trevor J. Bowler W. Campbell ’64 Mr. Liam R. Corcoran Y. Atanasov ’02 Capt. and Mrs. Eric F. Wilson ’82 Ms. Maisie Keilah Bowles Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atlantic Partition Co. West Ms. Alexandria N. Winchester ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Daryl B. A. Caravello ’71 D. Cormier ’59 Mr. Steven C. Austin ’11 Windham Rental Center Boyington ’93 Mr. Wyatt M. Card Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. Evan M. Backus Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Costigan ’94 Ms. Mary Badeen Winter, Esq. ’88 Ms. Emily Baer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bakaj C. Winters ’86 Capt. Richard A. Balzano ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Brett D. SCHOLARSHIPS Mr. and Mrs. Morris impact Witham, Esq. ’93 C. Barbeau ’68 Capt. and Mrs. David Capt. and Mrs. Robert F. Baril ’56 The Board of Trustees awarded over $1 million in A. Wood ’67 Mr. Evan J. Barker ’13 Capt. David L. Wood ’62 Mr. Spencer Baron Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. scholarships from MMA’s endowed scholarships in fiscal Ms. Madison G. Barry Woodman ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Capt. and Mrs. John D. Worth year 2020. F. Barstow ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wranosky ’88 L. Bartlett, Jr. ’86 Anonymous Boyington ’85 D. Carley ’77 Cmdr. and Mrs. Andrew Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bavor Mr. and Mrs. Garrett C. Yard ’94 BP Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David P. Covert ’89 Mr. Andrew A. Beals Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Young ’84 Capt. and Mrs. Keith L. Carmody ’68 Mrs. Sarah R. Cox Mr. Matthew L. Beard Mr. and Mrs. James E. Zedalis ’62 E. Bradley ’98 Mr. Matthew T. Caron Cmdr. and Mrs. Brian Mrs. Meghan A. Beaulieu ’06 Mr. Matthew A. Zeh ’06 Ms. Kylie C. Bradley ’18 Ms. Eleanor M. Carr ’18 T. Coxson ’95 and Mr. Eric Beaulieu Capt. and Mrs. Nathaniel Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mr. Jon E. Carr ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell C. Crane ’74 Capt. and Mrs. James W. Beck ’99 R. Zike ’05 W. Brailsford ’56 Mr. Bruce R. Carter ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Begin ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mr. Zackery M. Brannon Mr. Richard H. Carter ’86 C. Craven ’79 Mr. Brian M. Belanger ’99 A. Zrioka ’87 Mr. Ryan S. Brantley ’18 Mr. Adam J. Casillas Gerald R. Crawmer Capt. Thomas W. Bell ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Timothy P. Brantley Cmdr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Cross ’76 Mr. James E. Belmont ’13 W. Abbott ’94 Mr. Joshua R. Breau ’99 A. Cassidy ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dr. Craig Brenner Castine Cruises J. Crozier II ’85 S. Benedict ’99 M. Achorn ’79 Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Mr. Scott A. Cavanagh ’95 Mr. Trevor D. Crute Mr. Joel J. Bennett Mrs. Janet W. Acker Mr. Stephen J. Britton ’00 Mr. Shane P. Cavanaugh ’06 Col. and Mrs. Perry S. Cubeta ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Benz ’66 Ms. Erin J. Ackor ’96 Anonymous Mr. James D. Cavo ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Chad A. Cukierski Mr. Robert B. Berg ’02 Mr. Benjamin E. Adams ’06 Anonymous Ms. Lilah P. Chaar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capt. Stephen M. Bergeron ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mr. Joel C. Chadbourne ’13 W. Cullinen ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Adams ’84 J. Brower ’98 Mr. Christopher D. Charter ’00 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cultrera ’84 H. Berry ’93 Ms. Sydney K. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Brown ’92 Anonymous Mr. Edward H. Cunha Mr. Donald L. Berube ’94 Mr. William Z. Adams, Esq. ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. John E. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. James V. Adamski ’79 F. Brown ’08 W. Chasse, Jr. ’95 Capt. and Mrs. Allen J. Curtis ’97 W. Biebel ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Akin ’61 Mr. Gary C. Brown ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capt. and Mrs. Ervin Bigelow Aviation Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Albert ’74 Ms. Martina Brown D. Chester ’69 L. Curtis II ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bird Ms. Alexandra A. Allen ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ms. Lois B. Church Capt. Charles M. Cutter ’91 Mr. Dylan A. Birmingham ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Dalen K. Allen ’74 T. Brown ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mr. Drew J. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Elise E. Allen Mr. Reiner Peter Brown R. Clancy ’08 Capt. and Mrs. Robert E. Birney ’95 Capt. John C. Allen ’95 and Mr. and Mrs. Seth W. Brown ’98 Ms. Katherine B. Clapham ’06 K. Damrell ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mrs. Andrea M. Allen ’94 Lt. and Mrs. Thomas Capt. Dylan J. Clark ’08 Mr. Scott D. Daniell ’97 J. Bishop ’09 Mrs. Sadie M. Alley Ferreira ’03 M. Brown ’00 Mr. Greyson K. Clark Capt. Eric J. Dankewicz ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Mr. Jason L. Alley ’98 Mr. Cole D. Brundige Mr. Harrison T. Clark Ms. Ann J. Darby G. Bishop ’06 Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bryant ’64 Mr. Kyle F. Clark Mr. Charles J Dargon S. Altvater, Jr. ’74 Mr. Michael C. Bucklin ’07 Mr. Stanley R. Clark ’64 Ms. Judith S. Davidson

66 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 67 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Davis ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. Ross I. Gordon ’01 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hooker ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Day ’95 W. Farquhar ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gorman ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Knight, Jr. ’67 Mr. Errol Dearborn Mr. and Ms. Seth C. Fenner ’67 Mr. Thomas H. Gorman ’12 L. Hopkins ’96 Capt. and Mrs. Charles Ms. Jordan E. Dehlinger ’16 Mr. Scott C. Ferden Mr. and Mrs. Troy A. Goss ’96 Mr. and Mrs. David K. Horne ’80 T. Knowles III ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Derek DeJoy Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mr. Brandon D. Goud Mr. and Mrs. Dean B. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kochol Mr. and Mrs. John R. Demaree ’66 G. Ferguson ’67 Mr. Bradley J. Goulet ’78 Hostetler ’77 Ms. Heather L. Kolb ’04 Mr. Timothy H. DeMoranville ’96 Capt. Christopher C. Ferreira ’93 Cmdr. and Mrs. Jason Mr. Christopher B. Howard ’86 Mr. Wayne T. Komulainen ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mrs. Sabrina Fiaalii ’13 Grabelle ’98 Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. Peter D. Kopf ’74 E. Denman ’67 Mr. Patrick T. Finn Capt. and Mrs. Alan D. Graif ’67 R. Howard ’87 Mr. Matthew W. Koskela ’02 and Mr. Nicholas A. Depatsy Mr. and Mrs. David G. Fitch ’74 Mr. Nathan Granholm Mrs. Julia A. Howe ’06 and Mrs. Elissa M. Koskela ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Lt. Timothy D. Grant ’16 Mr. Adam J. Howe Mr. Michael Kosowsky Deschenes ’95 Fitzmaurice, Jr. ’79 Ms. Mar Grasa ’07 Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Royal Ms. Anne Kowalski Mr. Thomas M. Deul Mrs. Kelly Flahive Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gray E. Hoyt ’60 Capt. Stephen G. Krawczyk Mr. Frederick C. Dey Mr. Liam P. Flannery Greater Horizons Mr. Jeffrey K. Huhn ’80 and Dr. Lynne Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. David J. Deyak Capt. and Mrs. William Capt. and Mrs. Malcolm Mr. Christopher D. Hulse ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kreckler Mr. David A. Dickey ’81 R. Fleming ’56 W. Griffin ’72 Mr. Alan P. Hummer ’85 and Ms. Abigail M. L’Abbe Ms. Julia M. Dillon ’20 Mr. Arthur A. Fletcher ’99 Mr. Peter S. Griffiths ’93 Ms. Anne McLoughlin Mrs. Rebecca J. Labonte ’08 Capt. and Mrs.Cyrus Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ms. Shana M. Grimes ’18 Mr. Dillon L. Hummes Ms. Ashley E. Lallier ’06 J. Dimock ’99 D. Flewelling ’94 Mr. David S. Grondin ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Hunt ’81 Mr. James F. Lally, Jr. ’72 Ms. Rheann J. Dionne Ms. Laurie E. Flood ’93 Mr. William M. Guerette ’19 Capt. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Lambert ’97 Mr. Erik J. Doherty ’15 Mr. Justin K. Foelix ’18 Capt. and Mrs. Samuel M. Hussey ’71 Mr. John B. Lancaster ’67 Ms. Eryn R. Doiron Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gulliver ’06 Mr. and Mrs. George S. Mr. William S. Langlois ’15 Ms. Jane Domaracki L. Footer ’81 Capt. and Mrs. Adam Hutchins III ’82 Mr. Coleman D. Lapointe ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mr. Scott S. Forbes ’87 J. Guziewicz ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Todd N. R. Donley ’71 Capt. Seth A. Forman ’03 Anonymous C. Hutchins ’65 Lapointe ’87 Mr. Erin M. Donlon ’18 Mr. Clayton M. Forrest ’16 Capt. and Mrs. Roger Capt. and Mrs. Alfred Capt. and Mrs. Gabriel Mr. Ryan P. Donlon ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander E. Haines ’66 E. Ikeler, Jr. ’79 J. LaRoche ’10 Mr. Shea D. Donnelly ’20 E. Forsley ’82 Mr. George R. Haithwaite ’93 Ms. Meredith Imwalle Mr. Alexander R. Larrabee Mr. and Mrs. Bryan K. Dore ’14 Mr. Zachary K. Foss ’20 Mr. Frank M. Hale ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mr. Jacob J. Larsen Mr. Allen A. Dorn, Jr. ’91 Capt. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hall ’76 D. Jacobsen ’65 Mr. James P. Laser Mr. Alexander M. Drago J. Foster ’84 Mr. Charles M. Hall ’56 Mr. Navneet Jain ’06 and Mr. Stephen E. Laskey ’74 Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Nathanael Mr. Eric Hall ’00 Mrs. Swapna Jain ’07 Anonymous E. Drake III ’70 Ryan Fougner ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan T. Hall ’83 Ms. Sierra L. James ’19 Ms. Olivia N. Le Blanc Mr. George P. Drew ’88 Mr. Anthony T. Franchetti ’19 Mr. Ryan L. Hallett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarmusz Mr. Earl Leach Mr. Craig A. Dube ’97 Cmdr. and Mrs. Roderick Mr. Steven J. Halloran ’00 Mr. James R. Jeffcoat, Esq. ’05 Capt. William F. Leathers ’11 Mr. Brandon C. Dubois ’10 J. Fraser, Jr. ’86 Ms. Sharon Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey I. Lee ’86 Mr. Michael A. Dubois ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Basil W. Friend ’79 Cmdr. and Mrs. Richard Jenkinson ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gahan B. Harden, Jr. ’69 Mr. Oliver B. Jennings ’14 R. Lehouillier ’71 Duffelmeyer ’99 Capt. and Ms. Paul F. Ms. Deborah L. Harman Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Jensen ’79 Ms. Nikita E. Leiba ’10 Mr. Patrick W. Duffy ’88 Gallagher ’87 Mr. Conan Sean Harmon Capt. Eric P. Jergenson ’00 and Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Lenfest ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. and Mrs. John K. Harrigan ’64 Mrs. Teresa H. Jergenson ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mr. Robert P. Dumais III M. Gammon ’95 Mr. Christopher V. Harris ’16 Mr. Logan P. Johnsen ’00 A. Leonard ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Ms. Dee Gardner Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunlay, Jr. ’64 Mr. Clinton J. Garrett S. Harrison ’84 Johnson III ’06 B. LeVasseur ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ms. Coral S. Garrison Mr. Thomas S. Hart Mr. Christopher A. Johnson ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Dunn ’98 Capt. and Mrs. Brian A. Gebo ’92 Ms. Anne M. Haskell Mr. and Mrs. James P. Levesque ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Leonard S. Gehrke ’73 Mr. Eric J. Haskell ’05 H. Johnson ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Levesque ’74 S. Dupuis ’72 Ms. Luisa Georgov Capt. and Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. Henri J. Levesque ’14 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Hunter J. Giacomuzzi L. Haskell ’69 Johnson ’55 Mrs. Sarah G. Levesque ’14 E. Dupuis ’71 Ms. Kristen N. Gier ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hatch ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Johnson ’64 Mr. James A. LeVine Mr. and Mrs. John E. Duran ’85 Mr. Gabriel W. Giguere ’16 Lt. and Mrs. Waldo M. Hatch ’68 Capt. and Mrs. Philip Mr. Brian Lewis ’74 Mr. Lance A. Durgan ’99 Mr. Vernon J. Giguere ’06 and Mr. Seth W. Hathaway N. Johnson ’77 Mr. Jeffrey D. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Early ’74 Mrs. Jenna R. Giguere ’08 Lt. and Mrs. Carl Joseph Hay ’58 Mr. Bruce A. Jordan ’68 Mr. John M. Lewis ’67 Mr. Charles W. Easley, Jr. ’08 Mr. Daniel Gilbert Mr. Noah M. Hayes Mr. Carter K. Jordan Mr. Nickolaus A. Lewis Mr. Danny J. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Gill ’93 Ms. Susan D. Hazlett Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ms. Haley C. Eckert ’16 Mr. Corey Gillespie ’20 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hebert ’64 Mr. Kenneth W. Joy ’64 A. Lewis ’67 Mr. Ethan O. Edwards ’18 Mr. Edward J. Gilmore Mr. Jonathan J. Heeren Mr. Thomas Christopher Kaiser Ms. Fran W. Leyendecker Mr. Timothy G. Edwards ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Gilvey ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Egan ’72 Mr. Timothy R. Gingrow ’74 F. Hempstead ’07 Kaminsky ’93 Earl Libby ’58 Mr. Timothy S. Eisenhaur ’85 Capt. and Mrs. Nathaniel Mr. and Mrs. Justin R. Mrs. Kathryn Kana Mr. Andrew J. Liebert Ms. Lila C. Eldridge A. Gladding III ’67 Henderson ’08 Ms. Caitlin M. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Eldridge ’84 Anonymous Mr. Joseph Seale and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Lilienthal, Jr. ’74 Capt. Benjamin W. Elliot ’02 Mr. Tyler J. Glynn Merrill Henderson Karpiak, Jr. ’77 Ms. Jessica M. Lindsay ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mr. Christopher T. Godfrey ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Henry II ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Linton ’98 S. Elmendorf ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mrs. Alice M. Herrick Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Keller ’74 Mr. Jason P. Littlefield ’98 Mr. Peter W. Emery E. Godfrey ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ms. Gloria A. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Bennett G. Erdman Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Goldberg ’88 G. Herrick ’00 Ms. Harriett B. Kiley B. Littlefield ’68 Mr. Lincoln B. Erhard ’86 Mr. Henry A. Goldmann, Jr. ’78 Mr. Derek D. Hewson ’96 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mr. Peter S. Goller ’85 Mr. Oliver T. Higgins Mr. Andrew M. King R. Littlefield ’68 Estabrook ’76 Cmdr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Hill ’79 Mr. Ryan King Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lizotte Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Evans ’81 P. Gompper ’89 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hinkley Mr. Chalker W. Kingry Mr. Stephen M. Lobley ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. Dylan D. Gooch Mr. Tan V. Ho ’89 Ms. Debra L. Kingston ’18 Mr. Zachary Look G. Fahrbach ’64 Anonymous Mr. Herbert O. Hodgkins ’56 Capt. John R. Kinlein ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Lord ’74 Ms. Mary E. Fairweather Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Mr. Ryan Holdgate Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Dwayne Ms. Ann M. Luken ’05 Mr. Kyle D. Fallon ’19 N. Goodwin Mr. Daniel H. Holzwarth ’17 W. Kipple ’92 Mr. John K. Lundevall, Jr. ’83 Mr. Mitchell M. Farley Ms. Kristi M. Gordon ’09 Mr. Ronald H. Hood ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Kirkland ’83 Mr. Gregory P. Lundy ’03

68 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 69 Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Lutes ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Marin ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Mackenzie P. Menezes ’17 Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. Ralph A. Marino T. McGuire ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. J. Murphy ’77 A. Lynch ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Jerald P. Markley ’69 Ms. Miranda M. McIntire ’19 Mercaldi, Jr. ’66 Lt. Darshan D. Murphy ’97 Mr. Marc Lyons ’84 Mr. James C. Markos ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murphy ’85 Mr. Edison T. Ma ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Marks A. McKay ’04 W. B. Mercer ’68 Mr. Merlin J. Murphy Ms. Elisabeth C. MacArthur Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. Brad M. McKechnie Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. Philip A. Murray, Jr. ’87 Capt. and Mrs. Gordon I. Martin II ’76 Ms. Lauren J. McKenna ’17 L. Merchant ’55 Mr. Jeffrey B. Musk ’04 R. MacArthur ’00 Mr. Keenan Martin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Rick A. Mercier ’96 Dr. and Dr. Lawrence B. Mutty Mr. Peter P. MacDonald ’79 Ms. Mary F. Martin ’20 A. McLaughlin ’95 Mr. Mark A. Merlino ’11 Mr. James Nautin Mr. and Mrs. Danny E. Mr. Matai N. Martin Mr. Cody R. McLean ’17 and Cmdr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. Horace M. Newbury MacFadyen ’74 Mrs. Shirley M. Martin Ms. Kristyn Peterson J. Meskun ’00 Mr. Justin D. Nichols ’07 Mr. Alec H. Mackenzie ’08 Mr. Tyler Scott Martin Ms. Holly A. McLean ’87 Mr. Matthew J. Metivier ’92 Mr. Taylor J. Nichols ’18 Capt. and Mrs. John MacLean ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ms. Megan A. McLean ’19 Mr. Anthony P. Michaud, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Nielsen ’71 Mr. Riley J. MacLeod S. Martinez ’09 Mr. Timothy McLean Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Donna L. Nier ’87 Ms. Maggie J. MacMahon Mr. Tim Mason Ms. Tina McLean E. Michaud, Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Erik J. Nordeng ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Dr. Peter A. Mason and Capt. William D. McLean IV ’12 Mr. Alexander S. Miller ’08 and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Norris MacPhee ’96 Ms. Anna L. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Mrs. Megan E. Miller ’08 Mr. and Mrs. David S. Norton ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McMahon ’80 Capt. David F. Miller ’74 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Madden ’71 C. Mathieu ’69 Mr. Joshua P. McMann ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Sterling A. Mills ’56 Scott Nottingham ’75 Mr. Jason A. Magee ’16 Capt. and Mrs. Gregory Mr. Michael L. McManus ’96 Lt. and Mrs. Owen R. Mims ’14 Mr. Cory E. O’Connell Mr. Titus M. Magnanao T. Maxwell ’83 Mr. Christopher M. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Mitchell ’86 Mr. Torin H. O’Connell ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Magnani ’75 Mr. Gordon D. McAllister, Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. Jackson E. Mohr ’11 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ms. June E. Mahaney Capt. and Mrs. Francis J. McNelly ’08 Mr. D’Mitri M. Monroe ’15 O’Connor ’66 Maine Potato Growers, Inc. J. McCabe II ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. Randy M. Moody ’17 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Troy A. Malbon ’89 Mr. Trevor J. McCourt ’11 and Mead ’83 Mr. Michael E. Mooney ’88 Ms. Melinda A. Ogden Mr. Kyle M. Malenfant ’14 Mrs. Jenna R. McCourt ’12 Capt. and Mrs. Kevin Dr. Brian C. Moore ’84 Mr. Carl E. Olson Dr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. McCue ’97 J. Meagher ’74 Mr. Dalton Moore ’20 Anonymous A. Manduca ’84 Mr. Eli C. McDaniel ’19 Medismartcard Inc. Anonymous Capt. James M. O’Malley ’82 Ms. Elaine Maney Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ms. Casey S. Morey ’08 Ms. Avery Joyce O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. McEneaney J. Meehan ’79 Mr. and Mrs. James Capt. and Mrs. John Mansfield ’55 Mr. Derek D. McGillicuddy ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Roland D. Morse, Jr. ’97 R. O’Reilly ’72 Mr. E. Paul Manzo ’95 Mr. Taylor K. McGovern ’11 A. Melcher ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mortimer Mr. Thomas J. O’Reilly ’68 Lt. and Mrs. Norman Mr. Brian A. McGregor ’86 Ms. Emily J. Melick Mr. William D. Moser ’07 Mr. and Mrs. William K. Marchant ’60 Ms. Amy Mendall Mr. Frederick J. Muehl M. O’Reilly ’86

68 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 69 Mr. Bryan A. Osgood ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ms. Chloe Hannah Smedley Mr. Erik D. Osinski ’00 A. Roscoe ’57 Ms. Reilly L. Smedley Mr. Dana Ouellette Mr. Cameron D. Ross ’07 Ms. Martha M. Smelser Mr. and Mrs. Nick B. Ouilette ’71 Mr. John R. Rousselle ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Smith ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. Cameron R. Roy ’15 Capt. Jason E. Smith ’96 J. Owsianiecki ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rubinger Ms. Katelyn A. Smith Capt. and Mrs. Francis Mr. Philip H. Ruggles ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith III X. Owens ’66 Mr. Andrew C. Russo ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan K. Smith ’00 Capt. and Mrs. John T. Page ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Mr. Samuel D. Smith ’19 Mr. Daniel R. Page ’94 and Rutherford ’93 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mrs. Martha E. Page ’93 Capt. Terry A. Rycenga ’81 Snedden III ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Paine ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sala ’80 Ms. Hannah M. Somers Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mr. John B. Salat ’96 Mr. John M. Souther ’93 P. Pallang ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mr. Charles L. Spalding ’72 Mr. Vijay Pal-Singh E. Salata ’68 Mr. Nathan R. Spear ’96 Mr. and Mrs. John N. Pappas ’89 Ms. Dawn W. San Pedro Mr. Jeremy C. Spiegel Mr. Nicholas J. Pappas Pastor and Mrs. J. Michael Mr. Seth Spiller ’11 Mr. Samuel J. Paquette Sanborn ’67 Mr. Jonathan E. Sprague ’86 Ms. Caitlin E. Paradis Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Anna M. Spring ’19 Ms. Bethany M. Pare J. Sanborn ’78 Mr. Adam Sproul Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Parker ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Phillips H. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. William A. Spurr ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pastor and Mrs. Ronald Mr. Conrad E. St. Pierre ’85 J. Parker ’95 L. Sargent ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mr. Nicholas Parker ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. St. Pierre ’87 Mr. John C. Parrinello, Jr. ’15 P. Sarnacki ’79 Mr. Patrick B. St. Pierre ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Patry ’95 Mr. Hayden J. Sattler Mrs. Virginia Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. Terry E. Savage ’05 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Payne II ’74 Ms. Madison Savary W. Stefanski ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Payne ’91 Attorney and Mrs. Michael Mr. Matthew E. Stephens ’08 Mr. Gregory R. Peacock ’71 X. Savasuk ’74 and Mrs. Lori M. Stephens ’10 Mr. Logan G. Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Sawyer ’83 Mr. Andrew R. Stewart ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Pease Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cdr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Calvin R. Pelley ’49 P. Scafidi ’05 P. Stewart ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Capt. and Mrs. Mark Mr. Matthew A. Stewart ’19 A. Pendexter ’67 P. Scheyder ’82 Mr. Mark P. Stines ’05 and Mrs. Mr. Paul E. Penley ’56 Mr. and Mrs. David Katherine A. Stines ’07 Mr. Dylan J. Penney ’15 and A. Schultze ’67 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stinson Mrs. Peyton A. Penney ’18 Cmdr. Stephen M. Schutt ’88 Mr. William R. Stokes and Mr. Lawrence W. Penney ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Scott ’62 Ms. Diane E. Doyan Miss Katherine Pereira Ms. Hannah E. Scott Mr. John J. Stolz Ms. Maria B. Perez Mr. and Ms. Joseph Seale Mrs. Katrina L. Storti ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Perrin, Jr. Richard H. Seaman and Mr. Anthony Storti Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Perrin ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stratton ’65 Mr. Gregory A. Poulin ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Perry ’96 D. Seavey ’74 Capt. and Mrs. Jonathan Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. John W. Rideout ’83 Capt. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. Hunter G. Sechrist T. Streett ’85 P. Poulin ’91 Lt. Steven M. Riedel ’94 S. Perry ’01 Ms. Suzanne G. Semo Cmdr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mr. Kevin Poulliot ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ms. Colleen A. Peters ’05 Rear Admiral and Mrs. F. Strickland II ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan D. Power ’05 S. Riley ’81 Mr. Daniel E. Peters ’87 Thomas K. Shannon ’82 Studio JBone Mr. Daniel P. Profenno ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Drake D. Ritchie ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Dana S. Petersen ’80 Mr. William C. Shannon Mr. Theodore J. Sullivan Mr. Matthew Proia ’20 Dr. Emily Rittershaus Capt. and Mrs. Peter Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sutter ’84 Ms. Jo-Ann Provencher ’08 Capt. Roberto Rivera ’06 E. Petrelis ’81 Shaughnessy Mr. William B. Sutton Mr. Timothy G. Pucko ’68 Mrs. Jennifer L. Robbins Mr. George C. Petrovich ’88 Capt. and Mrs. John L. Shea ’83 Mr. Benjamin J. Swan ’18 Mr. Andrew S. Pulk ’15 Haskell ’05 Capt. David P. Petruccelli ’90 Ms. Mary O. Shea ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Swensen ’74 Mr. Thomas J. Quartuccio ’79 Mr. Isaiah J. Roberts ’10 and Mr. Brian C. Philbrick ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mrs. Chelsie C. Quesenberry ’08 Mrs. Caissie L. Roberts ’13 Ms. Charlene E. Philbrook S. Shelton ’97 G. Swinburne ’74 Mr. Kennith J. Quesenberry ’08 Mr. Joshua Pi’Ikea Capt. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. Adrian P. Syphers ’13 Mr. Eric C. Quick ’85 Maikalani Roberts W. Picher ’60 Shibles ’57 Ms. Micaela M. Tanguay ’19 Mr. Josef J. Ramaci ’93 Mr. Andrew W. Robichaud ’08 Mr. William E. Pierce ’05 and Mr. Michael S. Shields ’97 Mr. and Mrs. James Taplin, Jr. ’84 Mr. David L. Ramage Capt. Daniel J. Robinson ’95 Mrs. Christina M. Pierce ’05 Ms. Kaitlyn Shute Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Tarbox Mr. Dana V. Ramsdell ’78 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. Nathaniel N. Pierce Ms. Margo Shute Mr. Brody O. Tarsook ’19 Mr. Michael C. Rand ’06 and Robinson ’78 Mrs. Tamra T. Pierce ’91 Mr. Elliott M. Sibley Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tasker ’67 Mrs. Ashley T. Rand ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Mr. Ron Pierce Ms. Patricia Silva Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Terry Mrs. Marie L. Rappa ’07 L. Robsham ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Silver ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Terry ’67 Mr. Brian D. Rawson ’85 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Roderick ’71 H. Pillsbury ’82 Mr. Elan B. Silver ’20 Mr. John Teuton Mr. and Mrs. David A. Raye ’67 Mr. Joseph E. Roderiques Capt. Lindsey G. Pinkham ’04 Mr. and Mrs. S. Robert Mr. John R. Thacher RE Solutions Advicacy ’00 and Mrs. Aimee E. and Mr. Michael L. Percy Silverton ’89 Capt. and Mrs. Brian Services LLC Hayden-Roderiques ’00 Mr. Liam J. Pitchford ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Thomas ’79 Mr. Bradley R. Reed ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Mr. Tyler R. Poll ’14 R. Simone ’50 Dr. Dale Thomas Mr. Caleb C. Reed ’18 L. Rodrigue ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. David L. Sims ’64 Mr. Joshua O. Thomas Mr. Elisha G. Reed ’17 Mr. Raymond J. Rodriguez ’81 M. Poltrack ’88 Mr. Ravindra P. Singh ’96 Mr. Jayce E. Thorbjornson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan G. Reed ’96 Capt. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Ponte ’76 Sirius Navigation Mr. Jeffrey C. Thorn ’99 and Mrs. Mr. Joshua W. Reeks E. Rogers III ’69 Mr. Joshua K. Pooler ’03 Ms. Hannah Estella Skorapa Heather M. Robertson Thorn ’99 Mr. Richard A. Reynolds ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Rogers ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Slack ’93 Capt. Richard E. Thurlow, Jr. ’70 Mr. Greg Ricciardi ’89 Mr. Wayne A. Rolland ’97 R. Pooler III ’99 Ms. Lillian E. Slazas ’15 Mr. Bradford L. Tibbetts Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Frank V. Porcellini, Jr. ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Adam P. Small ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards, Jr. ’79 C. Rolnick ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Potter ’76 Mr. Bailey N. Small C. Tippin ’82

70 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 71 Mr. Clayton L. Tolman ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mr. Finn L. Welch ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mr. James L. Barr ’62 Ms. Avae L. Traina P. Wadman ’74 Mr. Liam Welch ’20 M. Wilson ’84 Mr. Hugh K. Brunson ’56 Ms. Betsy Trenckmann Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Walker ’86 Ms. Tatum Welch Mr. Gary Wilson Capt. William L. Bullard ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Dr. Nicholas T. Walker ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Guy G. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Roger K. Burke ’65 Treworgy ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Werner, Jr. ’68 J. Wimmer ’96 Laurie Cleghorn-Stone Tri-County Beagle Club C. Walker ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Wheeler ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Winn ’87 and James H. Stone, II Ms. Cynthia Troischt Mr. Alexander R. Wallace ’16 Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. Lawrence H. Coffin Mr. Thomas Truman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Wheeler ’59 Wisneski ’96 Mr. James P. Cole III ’77 Ms. Linda G. Trumbull ’90 M. Wallace ’16 Mr. Matthew D. Wheeler ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Wittkopf ’86 Mr. Martin E. Conroy Jr. ’05 TT Data Systems Engineering Mr. John C. Waller III ’67 Capt. John W. Whitelaw ’95 Mr. George T. Woodhull ’67 Mrs. Nathan E. Corning Mr. and Mrs. John E. Turlo ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Walls ’01 Mr. Paul Whitin ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Mr. Lewis A. Crowell ’46 Mr. and Mrs. Ivon G. Mr. Jasper H. Walsh ’06 and Capt. Jesse G. Whitney ’15 Woodman ’68 Mr. Gerald A. Davis Turmel, Jr. ’85 Mrs. Nicole D. Walsh ’07 Capt. and Mrs. Laurence Mr. and Mrs. Norman Annette Dixon Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. Carter R. Ward H. Whittaker ’78 Woodman ’56 Captain San Juan Dunbar ’60 K. Tyson ’00 Mr. Michael T. Ward ’10 Mr. Chance L. Whittemore Mr. Conner S. Woods ’19 Mr. Osborne N. Ellis ’47 Ms. Kendra E. Underhill ’18 Mrs. Joanne Wardwell ’95 Mr. William M. Whyte Mr. Paul St. Woodworth Roama Joan Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy and Mr. Todd Wardwell Mr. and Mrs. W. Barry Ms. Suzanne L. Wooldridge Mr. Randolph H. Erb T. Van Atta ’88 Mr. Craig Watt and Mrs. Widegren ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mr. E. J. Farr Mr. John Van Jaarsveld Leslie Ranta-Watt Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Wiles ’08 Wrigglesworth ’74 Mr. Richard L. Flaherty ’43-2 Mr. Peter M. Vander Hoek ’04 Mr. and Mrs. James V. Weast ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Luke M. Wiley ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Yocom Richard Friberg and Mr. Marc J. Veilleux ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Webb ’67 Mr. Walter R. Wilgus Mr. and Mrs. Beniamino Yorio ’57 Sheila M. Daniel Mr. Luke P. Velho ’08 and Mr. and Mrs. Harland Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Bryan W. York ’10 Capt. William S. Full II ’76 Mrs. Valerie L. Velho ’10 B. Webber, Jr. ’55 F. Willette ’69 Mr. Nicholas T. York Mr. James C. Gaudet ’61 Mr. Joshua Verrill Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Webster ’93 Mr. Benjamin R. Williams ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Young ’68 Charles Dana Gibson and Mr. Nicholas T. Vincent ’12 Anonymous Mr. Ernest G. Williams, Jr. ’56 Mr. Tyler D. Young Elizabeth Kay Gibson Mr. John J. Weisheit ’96 Mr. William D. Ziadeh ’13 and Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. Goff ’50 Mrs. Amanda M. Ziadeh ’14 Mr. Ernold R. Goodwin, Jr. ’61 Mr. Nathaniel P. Zmek ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Gordon Capt. Gilbert E. Hall ’50 Deborah Hamblen-Wood golf Warren C. Hamm Jr. ’49 Mr. Warren G. Hammond tournaments Mr. Charles P. Harriman ’56 American Bureau of Shipping Mr. O.J. Hart Capt. Sherri L. Hickman Richard E. Harvey Cianbro Corporation Capt. Roger L. Haskell ’69 Fincantieri Marine Group Mr. B.D. Herbert ’43-1 GAC Shipping (USA) Inc. Capt. Sherri L. Hickman ’85 Houston Pilots Mr. Frank T. Higgins Moran Shipping Agencies, Inc. Captain Douglas G. Howlett ’79 Mr. John S. Paulsen ’86 Lawrence E. Ingraham ’46 (Valve Solutions) and Adele Ingraham Simplex Americas LLC Capt. George W. Irish ’44 Starlight Express Lorraine Irish The Hiller Companies, Inc. Dr. Frank W. Kibbe Mr. Joseph L. L’Italien ’52 Adora Leach international Mr. William Mahoney ’56 Mr. Robert E. Malaney ’52 workboat Mrs. Anne M. Marcoux Capt. George M. Marshall show Bob and Earlene Martel ’70 American United Marine Linwood F. McLain Corporation Elizabeth H. McMullan Capt. Scott M. Driscoll ’01 Ms. Marian Morgan Hamilton Marine, Inc. Mr. Charles E. Nadeau ’43-2 Capt. Sherri L. Hickman ’85 Elizabeth B. Noyce L & R Midland, Inc. Mr. Richard D. O’Leary ’54 Massachusetts Maritime Academy Capt. George F. Perkins ’67 McNabb Marketing Mr. Peter A. Perrault ’66 Resources, Inc. Mr. Thomas W. Poole ’43-2 Mobile Bar Pilots, LLC Tim and Linda Pucko O’Hara Corporation Capt. Richard K. Reese ’57 Penobscot Bay Tractor Mr. John R. Romano ’60 Tug Co., Inc. Mr. Michael J. Rousse ’70 Portland Tugboat, LLC Mr. Samuel S. Rowe ’65 Mr. ’Jon P. Wing ’74 Anne Marie and Tim Samway Ruth E. Sanborn Mr. W.T. Sawyer mariner’s Mr. Henry A. Scheel Mr. Gary F. Smith ’74 society Mr. Gary J. Smith ’80 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ames Barbara Strout Margaret G. Ames Mr. Francis J. Tepedino ’58 Ms. Ruth V. Arrington William E. Thon Mr. Frederick J. Atkins ’67 Mr. B.M. Van Note ’49

70 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 71 John A. Vickery Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Coit ’92 Commodore Laurence V. Wade Androsiglio ’56 C. Bishop, Jr. J. Burns, Jr. ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Colfer ’79 ’64 and Deanna L. Wade Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Burr ’43-2 Capt. Bradford L. Collins ’76 Douglas A. Ward ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. P. Blethen ’52 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Albert F. Webber ’46 Armstrong ’85 Mr. Myles M. Block ’06 Burroughs ’61 A. Collins, Jr. ’78 Mr. Frank H. White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boeing Company Mr. Richard M. Cadwalader ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mr. Richard C. Whittier ’56 G. Armstrong ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Boisse ’88 Cdr. and Mrs. William J. Collins ’71 James R. Wiggins Mr. Ryan G. Armstrong ’14 Mr. Jeffrey A. Bonney ’82 H. Cahill ’67 Mr. Alan F. Conant ’83 Mr. Clifford L. Winget III ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boston Marine Society Camden National Bank ConocoPhillips Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Wood W. Arnold ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Both ’93 Mr. Bruce A. Campbell ’73 Capt. Martin E. Conroy ’05 George D. Worsley ’87 Arthur K. Watson Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cook ’94 Mr. J.H. Wyman Charitable Trust B. Boucher ’86 H. Campbell ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mr. Richard G. (Dick) Youcis Mr. Robert Asselin Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cooper ’58 Mr. Faris Zeghibe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Aube ’78 C. Boyan ’04 J. Cartledge ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Babcock Capt. and Mrs. Heinrich Ms. Tricia A. Carver D. Cormier ’59 Mr. Charles T. Baird ’85 W. Bracker ’55 Mrs. Harriet Cederstrom Mr. Ronald R. Costain ’86 mcneilly Lt. Cdr. Martin J. Baker ’62 Dr. and Mrs. William J. Brennan Mr. Omar C. Chaar ’09 Ms. Elizabeth M. Cote ’11 Capt. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Charles E. Briggs ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Cote ’82 famulari D. Ball ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner R. Chambers ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cote ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Capt. and Mrs. William F. Brown ’08 Mr. Raymond G. Champine ’68 Capt. and Mrs. Mark A. Cote ’83 M. Achorn ’79 K. Banks ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Seth W. Brown ’98 Capt. and Mrs. John Ms. Sarah Cox Aetna Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mrs. Sharyn Brown C. Chapman ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Gerry L. Craig ’85 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Bean ’71 Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Chas. Kurz & Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey R. Ahearn ’66 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Beatty F. Brown ’64 Capt. George A. Chase ’79 R. Crandlemire ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Akin ’61 Mrs. Meghan A. Beaulieu ’06 Mr. Hugh K. Brunson ’56 and Dr. Lauren E. Sahl Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. John I. Allgaier ’56 and Mr. Eric Beaulieu Capt. and Mrs. Winfred Cmdr. and Mrs. Philip W. Cratty II ’68 Cmdr. and Mrs. John Capt. and Mrs. James W. Beck ’99 H. Bulger ’59 K. Chase ’71 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Amendola ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Capt. and Mrs. Chad Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel D. Crawford ’56 American Bureau of Shipping T. Belanger ’64 E. Bulkley ’06 Choate II ’53 Mr. William M. Croke ’72 and American United Marine Corp. Dr. Garrett H. Bennett ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cianbro Corporation Cdr. Kimberly A. Croke ’87 Ameriprise Financial and Ms. Raissa Katona E. Bulmer ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Earle A. Crowley Maritime Corporation Mr. Frederick M. Amicangioli ’82 Capt. and Mrs. Leroy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cianchette ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. John R. E. Bennett ’62 Burgarella, Jr. ’45 Mrs. Judy Cianchette L. Curran, Jr. ’67 Anderson, Jr. ’84 Ms. Jane Bestor Mr. John E. Burns III ’85 Lt. Col. and Mrs. David Capt. Harlan R. Cust ’56 Capt. and Mrs. Robert Betti D. Clark ’86

72 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 73 Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Frank ’69 Capt. and Mrs. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Henry II ’80 Capt. and Mrs. Richard M. Daley ’70 Cmdr. and Mrs. Roderick D. Griffin ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Ingalls ’51 Mrs. Sheila M. Daniel (Mrs. J. Fraser, Jr. ’86 Mr. Jay P. Hackett ’88 A. Herling ’85 Capt. and Mrs. John D. Richard B. Friberg ’61) Capt. and Mrs. William Capt. and Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Hersey ’85 Ingram, Jr. ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Full II ’76 J. Haggerty ’82 Capt. and Mrs. John M. Hess ’67 Mr. Christopher J. Inness ’85 M. Darling ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. Christopher J. Haley and Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Hickey ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Ivory ’95 Mr. Jonathan E. Davis ’06 R. Fullerton ’71 Ms. Megann A. Holland Ms. Coronado F. Hickman ’16 Mr. and Mrs. N. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Capt. Sherri L. Hickman ’85 Jackson ’67 W. Dayton ’67 R. Fulton ’59 J. Haley, Jr. ’65 Capt. and Mrs. Gary T. Hill ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Jagger ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Derek DeJoy Mr. Robert A. Gaffney ’66 Mr. Charles M. Hall ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Hill ’79 Mr. Navneet Jain ’06 and DeLaCour Family Foundation Mr. Rene G. Gagne ’51 Mr. Thomas D. Hall ’79 and Capt. John J. Hills and Mrs. Swapna Jain ’07 Mr. Edward H. Deroche ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Dana A. Dr. Karen Richter-Hall Ms. Carole Albee Jane D. Weiss Family Capt. and Mrs. John Gammon ’69 Capt. David N. Hallden ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Hobart ’94 Foundation, Inc. DeRose III ’87 Capt. and Mrs. John N. Gandy ’92 Capt. and Mrs. Manuel Mr. Herbert O. Hodgkins ’56 Capt. and Mrs. Arvin Mr. and Mrs. Deane General Electric Foundation A. Hallier ’58 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Holden ’84 W. Johnsen ’77 E. Deshon ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Gilbert ’62 Hamilton Marine, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. Craig H. Johnson ’91 Capt. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Gabriel W. Giguere ’16 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hamlet ’59 A. Holmes ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Johnson ’74 W. Dick ’71 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gillis ’72 RADM and Mrs. Warren Capt. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Capt. and Mrs. Almer Mr. Christopher M. Gilman ’16 C. Hamm, Jr. ’49 D. Holt ’88 Johnson ’55 L. Dinsmore ’68 Mr. Dale C. Glidden ’69 Lt. Cdr. Emerson L. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Johnson ’85 Capt. and Mrs. Bruce Mr. Charles F. Goodrich III ’86 Hansell, Jr. ’50 C. Holt, Jr. ’86 Mr. Lawrence C. Johnston ’51 J. Dinsmore ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Ernold Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hooker ’77 Mr. Kenneth W. Joy ’64 Ms. Julie A. Dixon R. Goodwin ’61 P. Harman ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Judd ’66 Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Cmdr. and Mrs. Edward M. Hoppe ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell W. Donnini ’68 N. Goodwin A. Harmes ’64 Houston Pilots W. Kalloch ’57 Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mr. Timothy D. Keefe ’66 E. Drake III ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Harris ’67 A. Howard ’85 Mr. Andrew R. Keith ’82 Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Gotlieb ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Royal Mr. John D. Keith ’54 N. Draper ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gowen ’85 W. Harris, Jr. ’73 E. Hoyt ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Fredric J. Kelley ’60 Mr. Dennis L. Driscoll ’65 Capt. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Capt. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Bradley F. Graham ’54 Harrison, Jr. ’79 E. Hubbard ’62 R. Kenefick ’79 S. Ducharme ’77 Capt. and Mrs. Alan D. Graif ’67 Lt. and Mrs. Waldo M. Hatch ’68 The Honorable Peter Mr. and Mrs. Clay V. King ’83 Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. Wayne L. Gray ’79 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hebert ’64 M. Hunter ’67 Mr. Ryan King H. Duncan ’67 Capt. and Mrs. Malcolm Mr. Nathan J. Hellen ’05 Capt. Mary E. Hutchins ’11 Capt. and Mrs. Mark W. Klopp ’87 Ms. Ann M. Dundon ’84 W. Griffin ’72 Capt. and Mrs. Eric J. Mr. James P. Hutton ’84 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Knapp ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Hendrickson ’88 Mr. Randall D. Hyde ’78 Dunlay, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Dunn ’96 Capt. David L. Dwyer ’73 Capt. and Mrs. Leslie B. Eadie III ’76 Ms. Kelsi L. Eiane ’10 Mr. Thomas P. Eldredge ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Elmendorf ’78 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Estabrook ’76 Excelerate Energy Limited Partnership ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Fahrbach ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Famulari, Jr. ’67 Capt. and Mrs. David W. Farnham ’58 Capt. and Mrs. David G. Fath ’86 Mr. Christopher W. Fay ’76 Capt. and Mrs. G. David Fenderson ’56 Mr. Carl Fetteroll III Mr. Eugene C. Fetteroll, Jr. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Capt. Edward A. Figelski ’96 Fincantieri Marine Group Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael L. Findlan ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Footer ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander E. Forsley ’82 Mr. Scott Fortuna ’93 Capt. and Mrs. Michael J. Foster ’84 Capt. and Mrs. Leroy J. Fournier ’72

72 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 73 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Ms. John W. Lord ’80 Ms. J. Ann McAlhany ’08 Capt. Wendy L. Morrison ’85 Capt. and Mrs. Charles F. Kniehl, Jr. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lord ’87 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. W. O’Reilly ’53 Ms. Andrea Knight Mr. and Mrs. B. Edwin Lowell ’65 McCarthy ’57 Mulcahy, Jr. ’10 Capt. and Mrs. Stefan Ms. Heather L. Kolb ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Lowell ’50 Mr. and Mrs. David J. McBride Capt. and Mrs. John J. Palmer ’72 Capt. and Mrs. Robert Mr. William A. Lowell II ’56 Mr. Donald R. McBride ’05 W. Murray ’79 Mr. Mark B. Panza ’74 and A. Kolofsky ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Lucas ’69 Cmdr. and Mrs. David McGee Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Myers ’58 Mrs. Mary Claffey Mrs. Jan Kopang Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Caitlyn Grant Pavalkis Capt. Stephen G. Krawczyk D. Lynch ’68 A. McKay ’04 B. Nadeau ’77 Capt. and Mrs. Robert ’80 and Dr. Lynne Jacobs Capt. and Mrs. John T. Lyons ’77 Mr. Benjamin P. McKenney ’00 Capt. Wayne E. Nason ’70 J. Peacock II ’71 Capt. and Mrs. Peter Mrs. and Mrs. Crystal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ms. Julie Negron Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Peed B. Kropotkin ’58 M. Maass ’06 J. McMahon ’77 Capt. Curtis G. Nehring ’71 Capt. and Mrs. Steven L & R Midland, Inc. Capt. and Mrs. Gordon Capt. and Mrs. Everett New Hampshire Charitable S. Pellegrino ’93 Mr. John B. Lancaster ’67 R. MacArthur ’00 A. McMunn ’74 Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lanza ’67 Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Pelletier ’88 Capt. Robert W. Lawlor ’66 P. Macdonald ’83 Mead ’83 L. Newcomb ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Capt. and Mrs. Timothy Capt. G. William Mackay ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Pendexter ’67 N. Leach ’05 Mr. Donald A. MacVane ’49 A. Melcher ’85 M. Newton ’66 Penobscot Bay and River Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. William Mahoney ’56 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mellen ’90 Capt. and Mrs. Louis L. Pilots Association A. Lechman ’65 Maine Maritime Academy Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Mercer ’73 Normand, Jr. ’72 Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Parents Association Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mr. Robert M. Norton ’03 and Capt. George F. Perkins ’67 E. Lemieux ’56 Mr. Robert E. Malaney ’52 G. Merriam ’66 Capt. Carrie P. Norton ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Perry ’68 Mr. Ralph E. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Troy A. Malbon ’89 Mr. Richard L. Merrifield ’56 Mr. and Mrs. David S. Norton ’67 Mrs. Barbara J. Piliere Mrs. Margaret B. Letarte ’83 Cmdr. and Mrs. Theodore Capt. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Winslow and Mr. David Letarte W. Manduca ’52 R. Miller, Jr. ’73 A. Norton ’86 S. Pillsbury ’54 Mr. Brian Lewis ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. Sterling A. Mills ’56 Capt. and Mrs. Timothy Ms. Elizabeth E. Pingree ’15 Mr. John M. Lewis ’67 T. Manuel ’67 Lt. and Mrs. Owen R. Mims ’14 J. O’Connor ’78 Mr. Graham J. Pingree ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Lewis ’68 Lt. and Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Platt IV Mr. and Mrs. Ian K. Marchant ’60 E. Minchak ’80 Q. Ogle ’82 Portland Marine Society David Lipsky ’79 Marine Society at Salem MMA Alumni Assoc. O’Hara Corporation Dr. Elaine Potoker and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Casco Bay Chapter Mr. William S. Oliver ’66 Kenneth M. Hyams L. Lizzotte ’77 P. Markley ’69 MMA Alumni Assoc. and Ms. Mary K. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. David A. Potter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Shawn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seacoast Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Oney ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Longfellow ’86 I. Martin II ’76 MMA Alumni Association Orange County Community A. Potter ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Longley ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foundation Capt. and Mrs. Robert Mr. John H. Longmaid A. Mattson ’64 E. Molke, Jr. ’53 H. Pouch ’62

74 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 75 Mr. James D. Proulx ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Ravindra P. Singh ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Tug Valour Memorial Fund Inc. Mr. Timothy G. Pucko ’68 C. Rolnick ’57 Cmdr. David J. Singstock ’64 Sturdivant ’73 Mr. Eric A. Turchi ’09 Ms. Katie L. Pushard ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Romeo Mr. and Mrs. David G. Skaves Capt. and Mrs. David A. Sulin ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mrs. Marjorie H. Raleigh Cmdr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. D. Bradford Sleeper ’53 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Tweedie ’53 Mrs. Marie L. Rappa ’07 G. Rosenberg ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Smith ’77 K. Sullivan ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Tyler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Doris M. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Barry G. P. Rausch ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Russell ’84 S. Smith ’64 F. Sullivan ’66 Unnold, Sr. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Raye ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Ms. Lindsay M. Smith ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Vail ’80 Mr. Charles E. Raymond ’65 Rutherford ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Smith ’74 P. Sullivan ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Samway Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Suppes ’78 E. Valliere ’99 E. Raynes ’65 Pastor and Mrs. J. Michael Snedden III ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tasker ’67 Capt. Tina M. Vanderploeg ’92 Capt. and Mrs. Richard Sanborn ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Luke P. Velho ’08 and S. Reinhardsen ’67 Attorney and Mrs. Michael R. Snyder III ’71 A. Taylor ’86 Mrs. Valerie L. Velho ’10 Mrs. Susan Reinke X. Savasuk ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Verizon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. W. Tom Sawyer D. Somerville ’65 D. Tebbetts III ’70 Capt. and Mrs. Charles C. Rendall, Jr. ’96 Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Marie Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. James S. Teel ’77 W. Viebrock ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Sawyer ’57 Spencer Associates, Inc. The Hiller Companies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Vigue ’68 A. Richardson Mr. Andrew J. Scheuchzer ’03 and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Miles U. Theeman Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Vigue ’69 Cmdr. Frank W. Mrs. Alaina G. Scheuchzer ’05 A. Spencer ’77 Mr. Scott A. Thibodeau ’85 Capt. and Mrs. David J. Wade ’67 Richardson III ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Sprague Energy Corporation Mr. and Mrs. F. Alan Commodore and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Schisler ’07 Cdr. and Mrs. Stephen Thompson ’55 Laurence V. Wade ’64 V. Richter ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner E. Spratt ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Capt. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Schneider Capt. and Mrs. Ralph W. Thompson ’60 P. Wadman ’74 S. Riedel ’86 Mr. Rodney L. Scribner ’56 E. Staples, Jr. ’71 Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Roach ’65 Mr. J. Scott Searway ’66 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Thompson ’46 C. Wallace ’69 Mr. Paul E. Robie ’84 and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Stefanski ’80 Thornedge Foundation Mr. Francis L. Walsh ’62 Ms. Karen Young M. Sharp ’98 Capt. and Mrs. Edward Mr. John A. Thurau ’55 Capt. and Mrs. David J. Ward ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Capt. and Mrs. Joshua J. Stegle III ’72 Mr. Trapper W. Tinker ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Robinson ’73 M. Shaw ’12 Capt. Jeffrey A. Stenberg ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Tobin ’59 A. Ward ’68 Capt. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Dwight and Ms. Karen Landry Mr. Clayton L. Tolman ’10 Mr. Arthur K. Watson, Jr. D. Robinson ’67 M. Shibles ’94 Cdr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Toppi ’74 Attorney and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rear Admiral and Mrs. P. Stewart ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Webb, Esq. ’83 L. Robinson ’49 John F. Shipway Capt. Heather Lee Stone R. Tracy ’56 Mr. Harry B. Webster ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Capt. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stone II Capt. Ace F. Trask ’54 Mr. and Mrs. John N. Webster ’73 L. Rodrigue ’77 J. Siepert ’85 Strategic Maintenance Solutions Capt. Andrew N. Triandafilou ’72 Capt. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Simplex Americas LLC Capt. Prentice Strong ’84 Dr. Elizabeth A. True B. Weeks, Jr. ’64 L. Rodrigue ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Attorney and Ms. Andrew Ms. Linda G. Trumbull ’90 Mr. Jeremy B. Weirich ’97 P. Simpson III ’79 Conrad Strosahl ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Tuell ’85 Lt. Cdr. David C. Wentworth ’61

74 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 75 Capt. and Mrs. Richard D. Wesley ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Wheaton ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Wheeler ’94 Mr. Clayton A. Whidden ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan G. Whitaker ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Ashbel W. White Joyal ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Whittier ’56 Capt. and Mrs. Eric D. Wilcox ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Willard ’77 Mrs. Earlene S. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Williams ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Winters ’86 Capt. and Mrs. David B. Witherill ’76 Woman’s Seamen’s Friend Society of Connecticut, Inc. Capt. and Mrs. David A. Wood ’67 Mr. Thomas R. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Wright Capt. and Mrs. Russell G. Wuestefeld ’64 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Zedalis ’62 opening doors, changing lives Endowed Scholarships The Brodsky Family Future Mariner Endowed Scholarship Fund The Malcom C. “Mac” Cianchette ’73 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Class of 1959 Endowed Regimental Scholarship Fund The A. Edward Langlois, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund The William Mahoney Endowed Scholarship Fund The McBride Family Leadership Endowed Scholarship Fund The McBride Family Maritime Endowed Scholarship Fund The Melissa A. Valliere ’01 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Douglas A. Ward ’68 Endowed Scholarship Fund The RADM Mark R. Whitney ’84 Leadership Endowed Scholarship Fund The Mike and Kari Winget Endowed Scholarship Fund Pass-Through Scholarships The Ashely E. Douglas ’07 Women in Business Pass- Through Scholarship Fund The Maine State Credit Union = Normand R. Dubreuil Pass- Through Scholarship Fund The NAODAN Chartering Pass- Through Scholarship Fund

76 DONOR HONOR ROLL | FISCAL YEAR 2020 MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY | OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT | 207-326-2223 | MAINEMARITIME.EDU/SUPPORT-MMA 77 The TK Foundation Maritime Mr. Joseph D. Cote Mr. Anthony T. Franchetti ’19 Cdr. Stephen E. Spratt ’93 Mr. Charles A. Lechman ’65 Pass-Through Scholarship Fund ’82 Past President Cmdr. Roderick J. Fraser, Jr. ’86 Capt. Ralph E. Staples, Jr. ’71 Mr. M. Shawn Longfellow ’86 Capt. William S. Full II Mr. Scott J. Frost ’97 Cdr. Henry P. Stewart ’92 Mr. Edison T. Ma ’18 ’76 President Capt. Scott D. Futcher ’87 Mr. Robert P. Tasker ’67 Mr. William Mahoney ’56 yacht Capt. Paul F. Gallagher ’87 Mr. Edward F. Gagnon ’78 Attorney Francis Joseph Mr. Troy A. Malbon ’89 Capt. Mary E. Hutchins ’11 Mr. Jerome M. Gotlieb PE ’61 Tepedino ’58 Mr. Chester T. Manuel ’67 donations Mr. Charles A. Lechman Cmdr. Jason Grabelle USN ’98 Capt. Scott J. Thrasher ’88 Ms. Elizabeth E. Pingree ’15 Mrs. Dorothy Alt ’65 Treasurer Capt. Samuel S. Gulliver ’06 Ms. Avae L. Traina ’20 Mr. James D. Proulx ’85 Mr. Patrick Riley Colee Mr. M. Shawn Longfellow ’86 Mr. Thomas D. Hall ’79 Commodore Laurence Mr. Stephen C. Rendall, Jr. ’96 Mr. Aristedes Haseotes Mr. Troy A. Malbon ’89 RADM Warren C. Hamm, Jr. ’49 V. Wade ’64 Capt. Jeffery S. Riedel ’86 Mr. Byron Haseotes Capt. Curtis G. Nehring ’71 Ms. Coronado F. Hickman ’16 Mr. Douglas A. Ward ’68 Attorney Michael X. Savasuk ’74 Mr. Timothly Hutchison Mr. James D. Proulx ’85 Capt. Matthew J. Hight ’94 Mr. John N. Webster ’73 Mr. William A. Sawyer ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Stephen C. Rendall, Jr. ’96 Mr. Adam M. Hunt ’03 Mr. Thomas M. White ’19 Cdr. Stephen E. Spratt ’93 Montague Capt. Jeffery S. Riedel ’86 Mrs. Katie Hutchinson- Capt. David B. Witherill ’76 Capt. Carrie E. Stewart ’00 Mr. Stephen Saliba Ms. Kailyn A. Russell Pullman ’11 Ms. Cristin L. Wright ’18 Capt. Jay T. Stewart ’00 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Cdr. Stephen E. Spratt ’93 Capt. John D. Ingram, Jr. ’79 Capt. Larry D. Burrill ’77 Cmdr. Benjamin F. Vander Salm Cmdr. Benjamin F. Mr. Jeffrey E. Ivory ’95 Mr. Omar C. Chaar ’09 Strickland II ’95 Mr. William F. Stephen Strickland II ’95 Mr. John W. Jacobs ’85 Ms. Katherine Greenleaf Attorney Andrew Conrad Mr. Jim C. Snyder Attorney Andrew Conrad Mr. Mark E. Jenkinson ’74 Mr. Gerald W. Harris, Jr. ’73 Strosahl ’05 Mr. Harvey Weinstein Strosahl ’05 Clerk Mr. Craig H. Johnson ’91 Mr. Wayne A. Norton ’86 Cmdr. Alfred E. Therrien ’71 Mr. Stuart Wright Attorney Francis J. Tepedino Mr. David H. Lane ’68 Mr. John S. Paulsen ’86 Mr. Joseph E. Valliere ’99 ’58 Vice President Mr. Kevin M. Lees ’13 Rear Admiral Thomas K. Mr. Thomas M. White ’19 volunteers Capt. Ronald A. Ward II ’80 Mr. Jeffrey S. Linton ’98 Shannon ’82 Capt. David B. Witherill ’76 Board of Trustees Alumni Class Agents Mr. Peter A. Longley ’71 Rear Admiral Mark R. Mr. Earle A. Cianchette ’77, Chair Mr. Ryan G. Armstrong ’14 Mr. Troy A. Malbon ’89 Whitney ’84 Annual Fund Class Mr. Richard G. Armstrong ’86 Mr. Jason Oney ’96, Vice Chair Mr. Carlton F. Barstow ’70 Capt. Raymond A. Mann ’75 Mr. Eric M. Brown ’05 Mr. Miles U.Theeman, Treasurer Capt. Leroy E. Bennett ’62 Mr. Jerald P. Markley ’69 Alumni Advancement Capt. Patrick J. Carney ’86 Mr. Morten Arntzen Mr. Lawrence P. Blethen ’52 Mr. Robert E. Martel III ’70 Committee Capt. Michael J. Ames ’77 Mr. Omar C. Chaar ’09 Ms. Carolyn Brodsky Mr. Myles M. Block ’06 Mrs. Kimberly A. McPhee ’11 Mr. Richard G. Armstrong ’86 Col. Robert D. Curtis ’90 Ms. Anne R. Devine Mr. Charles E. Briggs ’60 Capt. David W. Melin USN ’84 Mr. Ryan G. Armstrong ’14 Capt. William S. Full II ’76 Mr. Frederick C. Dey Mr. Lars T. Brown ’91 Cmdr. Matthew J. Meskun ’00 Mr. Myles M. Block ’06 Mr. Christopher M. Gilman ’16 Mr. Gregory S. Freyer Ms. Rachel E. Bunker ’20 Mr. Alexander S. Miller ’08 Mr. Eric M. Brown ’05 Mr. Jeffrey E. Ivory ’95 Capt. Wendy L. Morrison ’85 Capt. Larry D. Burrill ’77 Mr. Stephen V. Motta ’09 Capt. Larry D. Burrill ’77 Mr. James R. Jeffcoat, Esq. ’05 Capt. Robert J. Peacock, II ’71 Mr. Luis A. Castrellon ’05 Mr. David M. O’Connor ’66 Capt. Patrick J. Carney ’86 Mr. Edison T. Ma ’18 The Honorable W. Tom Mr. Omar C. Chaar ’09 Mr. Curtis J. Pelletier ’10 Mr. Joseph D. Cote ’82 Mr. William Mahoney ’56 Sawyer, Jr. Mr. Michael R. Chambers ’80 Capt. Lindsey G. Pinkham ’04 Capt. Anthony D. DiMattia ’88 Mr. Wayne A. Norton ’86 Ms. Mary O. Shea ’20 Mr. Nathaniel Choate II ’53 Capt. Timothy F. Plummer ’71 Capt. William S. Full II ’76 Mr. William A. Sawyer ’57 Mr. Robert D. Somerville ’65 Cmdr. Joshua J. Collamer Mr. Kurt J. Pullman ’10 Capt. John Nathan Gandy ’92 Rear Admiral Thomas Mr. Arthur “Kitt” Watson USN ’98 Mr. Stephen C. Rendall, Jr. ’96 Mr. Christopher M. Gilman ’16 K. Shannon ’82 Mr. J. Douglas Wellingotn Mr. Edward D. Cormier ’59 Mr. Wayne A. Rolland ’97 Capt. Mary E. Hutchins ’11 Capt. Carrie E. Stewart ’00 Cmdr. Brian T. Coxson USN ’95 Cmdr. Edward G. Rosenberg ’72 Mr. James P. Hutton ’84 Capt. Jay T. Stewart ’00 Alumni Association Board Capt. John DeRose III ’87 Mr. William A. Sawyer ’57 Mr. Jeffrey E. Ivory ’95 Cmdr. Alfred E. Therrien ’71 of Directors Mr. William P. Doherty ’83 Capt. Joshua M. Shaw ’12 Mr. Myles M. Block ’06 Mr. John W. Jacobs ’85 Mr. Thomas M. White ’19 Mr. Nathan I. Dublin ’15 Mr. Montelle L. Small ’46 Mr. Patrick A. Cloud Mr. James R. Jeffcoat, Esq. ’05 Mr. William Fenton, Jr. ’65 Mr. Eric F. Smith ’88

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