April Calendar 1 (Sat) Garden Committee. 8 am. Lend a helping hand to maintain our garden! 3 (Mon) Kaua`i Channel Race Planning Committee. 5 to 6 pm. Please come and help with planning our 2017 KCR! This is the largest NYC event of the year which generates funds that in turn helps keep membership dues down! This benefits all NYC members! All are welcome! 3 (Mon) Deadline for enrollment period for NYC group rate for Hawai`i Life Flight. See March issue for all the details. 6 (Thur) Race #1, Louie Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series. 5 pm start. Papa A`u hosts. 8 (Sat) Race #2, Skippers’ Choice Offshore Series. 9 am Skippers meeting. 10 am self start. Skippers: email finish times to Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt at ksarndt@live.com. Mahalo!10 (Mon) Private Usage. Sponsor Diane Sands11 (Tue) NYC Meetings ~ Race Committee 5 to 6 pm BOD 6 to 8 pm13 (Thur) Race #2, Louie Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series. 5 pm start. Speedy hosts.15 (Sat) NYC Game Night 5:30 pm. Pot Luck Dinner. Hosted by Bill & Sea Peterson. All are welcome! See poster page 5 for details.19 (Wed) KSA Board of Directors Meeting. 5 pm.20 (Thur) Race #3, Louie Abrams

April 2017 Memorial Rum Race Series. 5 pm start. Race Committee hosts.22 (Sat) & 23 (Sun) Private Usage by Sea Scouts. 8 am to 6 pm. Sponsor Fred Styer.25 (Tue) — Deadline for submissions to the May Newsletter. Please be on time. Mahalo.27 (Thur) Race #4, Louie Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series. 5 pm start. Lelele hosts.28 (Fri) Deadline to purchase Cinco de Mayo dinner tickets for Thursday, May 4th. See Upcoming Events article page 6 and poster page 7 for all the details!29 (Sat) Private Usage Coast Guard Auxiliary. Sponsor Steve Thatcher.

May Calendar 1 (Mon) Kaua`i Channel Race Planning Committee. 5 to 6 pm. Please come and help with planning our 2017 KCR! This is the largest NYC event of the year which generates funds that in turn helps keep membership dues down! This benefits all NYC members! All are welcome! 4 (Thur) Race #5, Louie Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series. 5 pm start. Windspan & the Race Committee hosts. 4 (Thur) NYC Cinco de Mayo After Race Dinner catered by Amaize, Inc. (Marcie’s new catering company). You must have a ticket in order to eat dinner, but if you would like to just come up and have a drink and share in the celebration, that is fine too! No

NYC Newsletter

host bar will be available; food service begins around 6:30 pm. All are welcome! 6 (Sat) Garden Committee. 8 am. Lend a helping hand to maintain our garden! 9 (Tue) NYC Meetings ~ Race Committee 5 to 6 pm BOD 6 to 8 pm11 (Thur) Race #6, Louie Abrams Memorial Rum Race Series. 5 pm start. Bonjolea II hosts.13 (Sat) Mid-year General Membership Meeting. Cocktails 5:30 to 6 pm. Dinner 6 to 7pm Meeting 7 to 8 pm See Upcoming Events article page 6 and poster page 9 for all the details!18 (Thur) Race #1, Junior Invitational Race Series. 5 pm start. Race Committee hosts.20 (Sat) NYC Game Night. 5:30 pm. Pot Luck Dinner. Hosted by Bill & Sea Peterson. All are welcome!25 (Thur) — Deadline for submissions to the June Newsletter. Please be on time. Mahalo.27 (Sat) Race #3, Offshore Race Series. ~Nawiliwili to Hanalei Bay~ 9 am self-start from Nawiliwili Harbour. Times to be self-recorded and emailed to Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt at ksarndt@live.com.27 (Sat) NYC Memorial Day Hanalei Picnic. Hop on a boat and sail north or drive up. Then join us at the Hanalei Pavilion between 2 pm and 8 pm to welcome our sailors, enjoy potluck food, talk story, play some lawn games, just relax.29 (Mon) Race #4, Offshore Race Series. ~Hanalei Bay to Nawiliwili~ 9 am self-start from Hanalei Bay. Times to be self-recorded and emailed to Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt at ksarndt@live.com.

Hours worked will be logged to receive $50 off 2018 dues for ten hours of service at Facility or Garden Committee Work Days or setup/cleanup for Party Events.

Note: Dates/times subject to change, and event additions/cancellations do occur on occasion; please check online website calendar at nawiliwiliyachtclub.org for accurate dates, times, and event details. For more information please contact Secretary Charlotte Ross at info@nawiliwiliyachtclub.org. Mahalo!

Commodore’s CornerGreetings Fair Weather Sailors!

Perhaps “fair weather” is not appropriate when you read Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt’s report on our 1st Offshore Race — Skippers Choice entitled “Breezy Start to 2017 Offshore Race Series”. Three of our best competitors left the safety of Nawiliwili Small Boat Harbour in 25 knot winds to kick-off our 2017 Offshore Race Series. This is where true adventure on Hawaiian Open Ocean begins! Bonjolea II, Fast Company, and Trinity battled the elements around G11- Ahukini Breakwater for an exciting finish. Who won, you say? See the results on page 3 or on our website @ http://www.nawiliwiliyachtclub.org.Our 2017 Race Season is now in full-swing with the Glenn Hontz Memorial Series concluding on March 23rd. We now head into the ever-popular Rum Race Series, where we honor our beloved waterman Louie Abrams of Papa A`u. Then, the Sir Thomas Lipton Cup Challenge goes live on April 22 – 23 at the Waikiki Yacht Club. Fast Company won the honors this year to represent NYC. God Speed Fast Company!

So, what else is on the horizon? I encourage you to visit http://www.nawiliwiliyachtclub.org and click on “Calendar” to see what’s happening! Our NYC Secretary Charlotte Ross (along with help from hubby John) created a powerful tool for club event planning. This also helps us coordinate with all State of Hawai`i yacht clubs participating under Hawai`i Yacht Racing Association (HYRA). You’ll be amazed at the many activities taking place at our club this year.

NYC Membership BenefitHawai`i Life Flight! The deadline for application to receive this awesome discount is Monday, April 3rd. We send a big shout-out to Shaun Lehman and Janice Portillo for coordinating this special rate for NYC members. Again, all details about the program are found @ http://www.nawiliwiliyachtclub.org.

NYC “One-Year Hold-Over” LeaseWe received our formal “hold-over” lease documentation from DLNR authorizing an additional year beyond the original 15-year

lease that expired on September 1, 2016. The good news is that we maintain our current rent rate through this hold-over period. As I noted last month, there’s much to do in order to retain our lease beyond September 1, 2017. We have two options ahead of us this year: 1) Participate in a “public auction”, or 2) submit forms to DLNR as a 501(c)(3) requesting off-line negotiations with DLNR as provided under HRS 173-43.1 “Lease to eleemosynary organizations”. Please let us know if any of you are well-schooled in this area of expertise. We can really use your help at this time!

Mahalo,Commodore Fred Styer

Racing NewsBreezy Start to Offshore Race Seriesz  If you look towards the mole while you’re racing you will now see the Race Officials wearing orange vests. This gives the spectators an opportunity to talk to our Finish Officers about the racing and other yacht club activities. In addition to that there is a large banner facing the parking lot to let everyone know that an NYC event is going on, and there has been a lot more interaction with visitors and residents alike.

I’d like to thank Rhan Honjo, Peggy Candrian, Stan Greenbaum, Del Fox, and Marylyn Jensen for their commitment to setting up the equipment and managing the race. If it wasn’t for their hard work, we would all be sailing in circles.z  The catering options for the Dinner Host Boats has made it much easier to provide a delicious dinner after the race. I’ve gotten a

lot of positive feedback on the catering options and how it has removed some of the burden on the boat’s crew responsible for dinner on race day. I’d like to give kudos to the crew of Lelele, skipper John Snyder and crew Waly Marney, and Terry & Carol Wells, for hosting the St. Patrick’s Day Dinner even though they have not sailed a single race! Mahalo you! z  The first Offshore Race Series, Skippers Choice, was on March 4 and it was definitely BREEZE ON! The 20-25 knot wind was out of the southwest and three boats attended — Bonjolea II, Trinity, and Fast Company. The skippers elected for a G11- Ahukini Breakwater – G11 race course (approx. 8.7 nm). After the short windward leg Bonjolea II, skippered by Bonnie Tiffany, put her spinnaker up and flew up to Ahukini in no time. Fast Company had a few knock downs, and Trinity flew a couple of her hulls! The return leg was a beat into the wind but in the lee of the island, Bonjolea II had a sizeable lead on the other boats. The excitement of this race is what sailing is all about, and I hope to see more boats participate in the Offshore Race Series.

 Skippers Choice Offshore Race Series Results

v PHRF Open and PHRF Monohull 1st: Bonjolea II 2nd: Fast Company 3rd: Trinityv CLUB Open 1st: Trinity 2nd: Bonjolea II 3rd: Fast Companyz  The Glen Hontz Memorial Race Series had six very exciting races. There was a large turnout for each race with up to eleven boats making for a tight grouping on the start line. Also, some finishes were nose-to-nose with multiple boats crossing the line within seconds of each other. In the end it was three Olson 30’s that took PHRF honors with Fast Company skippered by Jim Saylor taking three first place bullets earning the first place trophy. Club Class had Weatherly (another Olson 30) take first place trophy. A tie for Club Class second place trophy between Trinity and Papa A’u was decided by using rule A8.1.

  Glen Hontz Memorial Race Series

v PHRF Open and PHRF Monohull 1st: Fast Company 2nd: OZone 3rd: Kato

v CLUB Open 1st: Weatherly 2nd: Trinity 3rd: Papa A’u

z 2017 Lipton Challenge Cup One: Jim Saylor skippering his Fast Company has won the honor of challenging the Waikiki Yacht Club for the Lipton Challenge Cup One. The series will be held in the waters off of South O`ahu on April 22nd and 23rd. Kaneohe Yacht Club, Hawai`i Yacht Club, and Maui Boat & Yacht Club will also participate in the challenge. The defending boat High Tension has been a defending Lipton Cup One champion multiple times in recent history, so we can expect an exciting regatta. Fast Company ranked highest in a NYC performance based criteria using the results from NYC races starting from the 2016 Rum Race Series to the Glen Honzt Memorial Race Series.

z  The Louie Abrams Memorial Race Series will start on April 6th. This six race series is in honor of Louis Abrams who was the NYC Commodore in ’86 and ’90, and NYC Treasurer in ’82, ’83, and ‘89. His experience as a yachtsman was vast starting out with sailing with his grandfather who started the TransPac Yacht Race in 1906. He graduated from Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy, and went on to become a local realtor serving as President of the Kaua`i Board of Realtors. He was very active in racing around the state of Hawai`i and was always a keen competitor. Entry into this series requires that the boat stock the NYC bar with a bottle of rum or Tequila (in memory of Louie’s favorite libation) labelled with the boat’s name and some fancy artwork.

Mahalo,Rear Commodore Kevin Arndt

March Game NightThe NYC Beer Tasting on March 18th was quite successful. A number of the usual suspects attended, accompanied with various bottles — and in at least one case, cans — of beer, the identity of said beers hidden in their individual cloaks of brown paper — with only their percentage of alcohol content disclosed. The tasting commenced. Events beyond this point become somewhat hazy, but it is generally agreed that the winning entry was a chocolate infused brew from one of the local specialty markets. Unfortunately, no one can recall the winner’s name.Other vague memories include the usual games that followed, including an extremely educational hand or three of Texas Hold’em Poker. No real money was exchanged, so no lasting economic damage was sustained — although the occasional ego might have been bruised in the process.

Bill Peterson

15APRIL

GAME NIGHT NAWILIWILI YACHT CLUB

SATURDAY 5:30pm NYC MEMBERS , CHILDREN, AND GUESTS

BRING A GAME IF YOU WOULD LIKE

POT LUCK

NO HOST BAR

“TIPS” — How to Navigate the NYC Website

• Always click on the flyers that cycle through on the “Save the Date” post on the front page of the website. It will automatically take you to all the event details, the option to purchase event tickets if applicable, and contact numbers if any additional information is needed.• Always click on the “Upcoming Events” calendar entries on the front page of the website. This will automatically take you to all the details of that event.• Members that would like to enquire about Clubhouse availability for a private usage reservation can click the “Calendar” drop down tab at the top of the front page of the website. Our current NYC calendar will pop up, and then you can click the arrow to change the month until you can view the one you have interest in to see what dates are available. This will hopefully help in your initial planning. If you see a date available that you would like to make a reservation for, our Port Captain Bill Peterson will be happy to help you with that procedure! Just send him an email at nycportcaptain@gmail.com. Please note that we can place your reservation as “tentative” until you have made a definite decision and completed the forms and deposit needed. • Our newsletter calendars are subject to event additions, cancellations, or event date changes. Please take a look at the website front page “Upcoming events” calendar or click the “Calendar” drop down tab for up to date calendar entries. Also, under the “Calendar” drop down tab you will be able to see everything that is happening at the club on any specific day. Only major events are posted on the “Upcoming events” calendar. • We really want to encourage everyone to use our new website! There is a wealth of information at your fingertips! Race articles, Race Q’s, and photos are posted weekly! Ship’s Store shopping! KSA website link: just click on the KSA tab at the top of the front page! Upcoming events calendar! Check them all out! Just start clicking!

Mahalo!NYC Secretary Charlotte Ross

Website Manager John Ross

Upcoming Event DetailsNYC Celebrates Cinco de Mayo!

Thursday, May 4thDeadline to Purchase Ticket is Friday, APRIL 28th!After the race, Windspan and the Race Committee will host a wonderful Cinco de Mayo dinner! Buy your tickets today!Come celebrate Cinco de Mayo with an absolutely delicious as always meal catered by Amaize, Inc (our very own Marcie Millet’s company!)! She has put together a great menu of:

Chicken FajitasFish Tacos —

Corn & flour tortillas, salsa, guacamole, jack cheese, limes, and lime sour cream, shredded lettuce with cabbage garnish

Black BeansMexican Rice

ChipsAll for a $15 per person!Order your tickets via PayPal from the front page of the NYC website — nawiliwiliyachtclub.org — by simply clicking on the NYC Celebrates Cinco de Mayo flyer that will cycle through on the “save the date” post. It will automatically take you to the event details and the option to buy tickets. Easy!Boat captains: make sure to inform your crews that they will have to purchase a ticket for this special after race dinner! Members: please bring your family & friends.Tickets will also be sold with the options of checks, cash, or credit card at the Thursday Night After Race Dinners before the deadline of Friday, April 28th.If you are mailing a check to NYC P.O. Box 3661 Lihue, HI 96766, it must be received by Friday, April 28th! Send in those checks today!You must have a ticket to eat dinner! No tickets will be sold at the door! If you would just like to join in the celebration and enjoy a drink, that is fine too! No host bar will be open! Food service begins around 6:30 pm. All are welcome!

First CPR/AED Class at NYC a Big Success!

On Saturday March 11, 2017 eight NYC members attended a CPR/AED class upstairs at the Yacht Club. These participants were trained in CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) as well as the use of an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) by EFR Instructors Janice Portillo and Shaun Lehman, and were able to learn and practice skills on adult and infant mannequins as well as a working AED simulator. All eight students completed the skills and passed the written test with flying colors and are now certified CPR/AED first responders! They are: Colby Curtis, Nick Beck, Dick Olsen, Liz Olsen, Paula Saylor, Jim Saylor, Cheryl Nickles, and Kevin Arndt. Congratulations and well done! This coincides with NYC acquiring an AED which will be available to the club and Nawiliwili Harbour community.

More classes will be offered in the future, with the same discounted rate of $60 for NYC members. If you are interested contact Janice or Shaun — sailingjanice @ gmail.com or sailingshaun @ gmail.com.

Shaun Lehman

General Membership Meeting! Saturday, May 13th

Our Mid-Year NYC General Membership Meeting will be Saturday, May 13th.All members’ attendance encouraged!Please join us for our mid-year membership meeting. Brief officer and committee updates will be presented. Please come and be an active voting member of Nawiliwili Yacht Club!The Board of Directors will be offering a complimentary dinner to all members in attendance. We will be serving —

Grilled ChickenCaesar Salad

a variety of SidesRolls

and DessertCocktails 5:30 to 6 pmDinner 6 to 7pmMeeting 7 to 8 pmNo host bar will be available. There will also be a great slide show of photos taken throughout the year, as well as the 50/50 Drawing and the $261 Progressive Pot. You must be present to win! No RSVP needed.

Mahalo, NYC Board of Directors

Risa and Rano zooming through the harbour.

Photos This IssueRacing & St. Pats Party & KSA ~ Charlotte Ross

Mole People ~ Liz OlsenCPR Class ~ Nick Beck

Kaua`i Sailing Association Physics of SailingThis March we held a Physics of Sailing Class in conjunction with Steve Taylors Physics class at KCC. Fifteen students were able to attend over a three day period. The class coupled classroom and on the water learning.

Japan Maritime College

The Japanese students were eager to learn marine communications using VHF radios, build a mock boat, and go for a sail! Thank you to all of our helpers for an excellent job teaching the students about sailing: Risa, Evan, Elly, Lily, Brianna, Carl, and Charlotte for taking amazing photos. Spring Break Camp! Camp was excellent this year. March 20-24th we had ten kids on the water having a blast. On the third day of camp, we even made it out of the inside basin!

Caleb sails backwards, while Maddy is all smiles in her sun hat on the bow!

Easter Egg Hunt – April 16thIt’s that time of year again. If you have been checked out on the dinghies you are invited to attend our annual on the water Easter egg

hunt! If you would like to come and watch you are welcome to do just that! 10 am boat rigging. Launch after boats are rigged.

Shale ShoreKaua`i Sailing Association

Executive Director

Overlapped The illustration below was taken from the US Sailing website and reposted here with their permission. This shows a simplified definition of overlapped which came up in a conversation at the club after a recent race. The literal definitions can be confusing at times without a picture showing the particulars. More definitions and clear illustrations can be found in the 2017-2020 Sailor’s Guide to the Racing Rules available from US Sailing.

In both pictures Yellow is overlapped with both Blue and Green.In the picture on the left — because Yellow is between Blue and Green and overlapped with each this means that Blue and Green are also overlapped. In the picture on the right — Blue and Green are not overlapped because Yellow is not between them.

NYC Notice of RaceOffshore Race Series

May 27 & 29 July 1 & 4 September 2 & 4RULES: This series of races will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS). U.S. Sailing and HYRA prescriptions with NYC modifications will apply.ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY: The races are open to the following classes: Monohull & Multihull with LOA over 21’ (3 boats are required to make a class) & Open (Monohull & Multihull) combined if individual classes are not established in both). There is no entry fee and NYC membership not required. SCHEDULE:#1) Sat May 27 Nawiliwili to Hanalei Bay#2) Mon May 29 Hanalei Bay to Nawiliwili#3) Sat July 1 Nawiliwili to Hanalei Bay#4) Mon July 4 Hanalei Bay to Nawiliwili#5) Sat Sept 2 Nawiliwili to Hanalei Bay#6) Mon Sept 4 Hanalei Bay to NawiliwiliSCORING: The scores for these six races will be combined with the scores for the four Offshore Skippers’ Choice races to constitute the ten-race (10) Offshore Series. Scoring will be Low Point using HYRA modifications and NYC ‘Club Adjustment’ scoring system. Throw-outs will be determined at the conclusion of the series.DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY: Competitors participate in the race entirely at their own risk. See rule 4, Decision to Race. The organizing authority will not accept any liability for material damage or personal injury or death sustained in conjunction with or prior to, during, or after the race.FURTHER INFORMATION: For further information please contact Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt email: ksarndt@live.com phone: 651-9057.

NYC Notice of RaceJunior Invitational Series

Thursdays:May 18 June 1, 8, 15

RULES: This series of races will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS). U.S. Sailing and HYRA prescriptions with NYC modifications will apply.ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY: The races are open to the following classes: Monohull & Multihull with LOA over 21’ (3 boats are required to make a class) & Open (Monohull & Multihull) combined if individual classes are not established in both). There is no entry fee and NYC membership not required. Each boat must have a junior (age 8 thru 18) onboard for your score to count normally. If a boat competes in a race without a junior onboard, it will be scored the number of starters in the race plus 1 point (DSQ). Skippers shall report the name and age of their junior to the race committee ashore following each race. All Juniors must be wearing a Coast Guard approved PFD while underway.RACE SCHEDULE: Thursdays: May 18, June 1, 8, & 15. The scheduled time of the warning signal for each race start is 1700 hours.SCORING: Scoring will be Low Point using HYRA modifications and NYC ‘Club Adjustment’ scoring system. There will be NO throw outs in this series.DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY: Competitors participate in the race entirely at their own risk. See rule 4, Decision to Race. The organizing authority will not accept any liability for material damage or personal injury or death sustained in conjunction with or prior to, during, or after the race.FURTHER INFORMATION: For further information please contact the Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt (808) 651-9057.

NYC Notice of Race UpdateLouie Abrams

Memorial Rum SeriesThursdays:

April 6, 13, 20, 27 May 4, 11

RULES: This series of races will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS). U.S. Sailing and HYRA prescriptions with NYC modifications will apply.ELIGIBILITY: The races are open to the following classes: Monohull & Multihull with LOA over 21’ (3 boats are required to make a class) & Open (Monohull & Multihull) combined if individual classes are not established in both). Membership not required.LOUIE ABRAMS MEMORIAL RUM SERIES ENTRY FEE: One bottle of RUM or TEQUILA brought to the clubhouse and added to the bar stock for consumption by NYC patrons.The bottle needs to have your boat’s name on it or It can be a new label of your design that shows your boat’s name.Be creative, have fun!!RACE SCHEDULE: Thursdays: April 6, 13, 20, 27 and May 4, 11. The scheduled time of the warning signal for each race start is 1700 hours.SCORING: Scoring will be Low Point using HYRA modifications and NYC ‘Club Adjustment’ scoring system. There will be one throw out in this series.DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY: Competitors participate in the race entirely at their own risk. See rule 4, Decision to Race. The organizing authority will not accept any liability for material damage or personal injury or death sustained in conjunction with or prior to, during, or after the race.FURTHER INFORMATION: For further information please contact Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt email: ksarndt@live.com phone: 651-9057.

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WHO YA GONNA CALL ???Clubhouse Use & Scheduling Bill Peterson .......... nycportcaptain@gmail.com

635-9129 Facility Development Jim Saylor ......................... jsaylor@aloha.net 639-1116Finance Committee Dick Olsen ................. kauai.sailor@gmail.com 634-8703 Silent Auction Jeff & Bev Jakus ...................................... bev@casaciaire.comKaua`i Channel Race Kevin Arndt ..................... ksarndt@live.com 651-9057Landscape Carol Marsh ...................................... nimbo@aloha.net 742-9733Membership Paula Saylor ........ nyc.membership.paula@gmail.com 639-0389Newsletter Editor Liz Olsen ........................ lizbetolsen@gmail.com 822-5092Bulletin Board Manager Liz Olsen ................. lizbetolsen@gmail.com 822-5092Publicity Shaun Lehman .................... sailingshaun@gmail.com 719-640-6563Race Committee Kevin Arndt ............................ ksarndt@live.com 651-9057Sailing Program Shale Shore .................... zendavestan@yahoo.ca 346-6051Boat Use Skills Test Shale Shore .............. zendavestan@yahoo.ca 346-6051& Carl Andersson ............................. carl-construction@hotmail.com 639-3809Sailing Instruction Carl Andersson ... carl-construction@hotmail.com 639-3809Sailing Instruction Shale Shore .................. zendavestan@yahoo.ca 346-6051Ship’s Store Janice Portillo ............... sailingjanice@gmail.com 808-652-3558Webmaster John Ross ............................. jmr44n44@hawaii.rr.com 639-3544Keiki Fishing Tournament KSA Fleet Maintenance Carl Andersson ......... carl-construction@hotmail.com

639-3809We need chairs for the following committees, events, or activities:

Fund Raising (Needed immediately!)Please contact Commodore Fred Styer if you are willing to help

fstyer@hawaii.rr.com 264-4845

2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSCommodore Fred Styer .......................... fstyer@hawaii.rr.com 264-4845Vice Commodore Kevin Arndt ..................... ksarndt@live.com 651-9057Rear Commodore Fleet Captain Shaun Lehman ....sailingshaun@gmail.com 719-640-6563Port Captain Bill Peterson ........ nycportcaptain@gmail.com 635-9129Secretary Charotte Ross ................ nycsecretary.charlotte@gmail.com

651-0603Treasurer Dick Olsen ...................... kauai.sailor@gmail.com 634-8703Director Paula Saylor ... nyc.membership.paula@gmail.com 639-0389Director John Ross ......................... jmr44n44@hawaii.rr.com 639-3544Past Commodore Ken Martinez .................. jjkmart@twc.com 332-5041

STAFF COMMODORES on the Board of DirectorsDoug Tiffany ........................................ tiffanygd@yahoo.com 652-8727Jim Saylor ................................................ jsaylor@aloha.net 639-1116Doug Gibson .................... doug_shar_gibson@hotmail.com 742-2512

    

Kaua`i Sailing Association Executive Director Shale Shore ................................... zendavestan@yahoo.ca 346-6051