PHOTO GALLERY: Longboat Harbour Change of Watch

  • By Mallory Gnaegy
  • | 5:00 a.m. January 17, 2012
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PHOTO GALLERY: Longboat Harbour Change of Watch
Clarise and Richard Pellegrino
Clarise and Richard Pellegrino
Deborah O’Connor, Beth Waldman, Kay Owen, Kathy Sever and Pat Marschke
Deborah O’Connor, Beth Waldman, Kay Owen, Kathy Sever and Pat Marschke
The new officers
The new officers
George Meyer and Jeri Stangl
George Meyer and Jeri Stangl
Al Hixon
Al Hixon
Ben Falcone, Gladys Busterud, and George and Carol Beddie
Ben Falcone, Gladys Busterud, and George and Carol Beddie
Richard and Nancy Damm
Richard and Nancy Damm
The former and new watch of Longboat Harbour
The former and new watch of Longboat Harbour
Rita and Commodore Emeritus Fred Schwing with Commodore Emeritus Ed Davin, and Dave and Yolanda Noyes
Rita and Commodore Emeritus Fred Schwing with Commodore Emeritus Ed Davin, and Dave and Yolanda Noyes
Mary Bock, Jane Stephenson and Trudee Trudell
Mary Bock, Jane Stephenson and Trudee Trudell
The previous officers
The previous officers
New Commodore Leonard A. Trudell with Past Commodore Maggie Edger and Deck Master Bob Geraci
New Commodore Leonard A. Trudell with Past Commodore Maggie Edger and Deck Master Bob Geraci

 

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