[C320-list] Your new Commodore David Allred

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Best of luck! Glad to have you aboard Lou Reszoly 427


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From: sail-ability sail-ability <sail-ability at sympatico.ca> 
Date: 3/31/17  12:56 PM  (GMT-05:00) 
To: c320-list <c320-list at catalina320.com> 
Subject: Re: [C320-list] Your new Commodore David Allred 

   Welcome aboard, and U already know what great boats our 320s are!

   Cheers

   JohnM

   1999#574

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     From: conneelythomas at aol.com
     Date: March 31, 2017 at 12:41 PM
     welcome and the best of luck
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     From: david.allred <david.allred at verizon.net>
     To: C320-List <C320-List at Catalina320.com>
     Sent: Fri, Mar 31, 2017 11:52 am
     Subject: [C320-list] Your new Commodore David Allred
     As the new Commodore of our C320 International Association, please
     let me introduce myself. I began sailing on a friend's Catalina 22
     in 1979 on a lake in Alabama. Shortly thereafter, I bought a Compac
     16 which served well for years. In 1999, at the Annapolis Boat Show,
     my wife, Mary Lou Fultz, and I bought our 2000 Catalina 320,
     Romance, which we keep at Herrington Harbour South on Herring Bay
     about 20 miles south of Annapolis. We are retired and live in
     Edgewater, Maryland.
     I am honored to serve as your Commodore, and I am interested in
     hearing any suggestions, ideas, and comments that you believe would
     make our association better. I confess that I have limited technical
     knowledge (or skill) regarding our boat's systems. And, I have
     vastly less knowledge of the critical workings of the heart of our
     association, the website (indeed, if you get this message I will
     consider that a notable accomplishment). However, I am willing to do
     whatever I can to make our association work well for its members. In
     that regard, I have two observations that I will soon share with you
     in another message. This email is already too long.
     David Allred
     Commodore

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