Commodore Randy Jones:
When I am not sailing at Brookville, which is about every weekend, 1
April to 1 Nov., I am working on or riding one of my Harleys, restoring
one of my 37 Chevy's, making wine, fixing a toilet at one of my rental
homes or watching a grandbaby. I learned to sail at Brookville on a
Venture 222, after 15 years I moved up to a 25 Catalina, then after 3
years to a Catalina 310. My wife Janice and I have also sailed the
Chesapeake and the Caribbean. After 31 years in construction management,
I retired to have time for the important things. This is my first time
on the board of B.L.S.A. although I've been involved with the club for
nearly 27 years. Windy, the dog, loves to sail too.
Vice Commodore & Membership Director Dan Cajacob:
I was born in Toledo. Ohio. Undergrad education at John Carroll Univ. Medical school education at Univ of Cincinnati. Residency at Albany Medical Center, Albany, NY. I am an Otorhinolaryngologist, aka Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon (ergo CutThroat) with Group Health Associates in Cincinnati. My outside interests and passions include spending time with my five wonderful children,
sailing and raising red raspberries.
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Treasurer John Johannemann
Secretary Chris Carr:
It's good to be serving on the board again-- I was harbor master 1988- 90 (wow that was a while ago). I'm a retired P&G engineer who is now working on his Ph.D. in Geography, on the environmental impacts of outdoor recreation. My research takes me camping, hiking, rock climbing and boating all around the US and into Central America. I started sailing 45 or so years ago, including sail charters to the Great
Lakes, all over Florida, the Bahamas, VI's, and including great BLSA trips to Chesapeake Bay in '91 and '95. Look for Kathleen, whippets Merlin and Mitzi and me on the Hanna Creek docks.
Harbor Master Cory Chadwick:
I was born in Graham, Washington and received my undergraduate degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of Washington (Go Huskies) in Seattle. My Masters, in Environmental Management, is from Golden Gate University in San Francisco. I retired from the Air Force in 1989 after 21 years of service. Before I was commissioned, I spent six years as an electronics
radar repairman. After commissioning, I worked as a weather officer, I.G. Inspector, and finally an
environmental manager for the last four years of my military career. I was first introduced to
sailing in Colorado on Pueblo Reservoir (1978) which is just south of Colorado Springs, Colorado which is also
where I met my wife Lin, who has most of the family sailing experience (she grew up with sailboats). Our first boat was a 23 foot Watkins we sailed on Tampa Bay, Florida (1980). We purchased a new 27' U.S. Yacht in 1982. Our current and last boat is a 31'
Tartan. Lin and I enjoy our three granddaughters, Ella and Morgan
from our Son Bret and Kendall from our daughter Kym. We also have a brand new puppy (West Highland Terrier). Other interests include: attending first run movies with Lin, reading fiction in the winter time,
playing tennis, riding my motorcycle, and listening to music through a high end stereo system (audiophile).
