Gibson Island Club 534 Broadwater Way Gibson Island Maryland 21056 410-255-1000 www.gibsonisland.com

Happy New Year! JW Rayder, Club President

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Welcome 2018! The Club ended 2017 with a string of successful holiday events. The halls were decked and the Clubhouse was aglow and festive, thanks to the talents and considerable efforts of the members of the Gibson Island Garden Club. Thanks to Ashley, Chef James and their staffs for planning and skillfully executing these festive and elegant events. There is much optimism for the Club in the New Year which thankfully will be my last in this position. Membership continues to grow and our financials remain robust. The quality of the culinary program has continued to rise to new heights under Chef James and his team. We now have gained considerable experience in the new Clubhouse and the renovation of the Cottages and Gibson House are proceeding along on schedule. Even though the Club is enjoying one of the most exciting periods in its ninety-eight year history, there continues to be room for improvement. With the advent of the New Year, there will be intense focus on three guiding principles:

Attention to Detail;

Commitment to Excellence; and

Superior Membership Experience As the saying goes, “if you are standing still, then you are losing ground”, so there is no time to rest on our laurels. While the past few years have been focused on renovating and replacing our facilities, 2018’s focus will be improving and

strengthening our organization and operations. During the next few weeks, the staff will be developing a Food and Beverage Manual, policies and procedures to improve training of the front of the house staff, revamping the catering operation and upgrading our operational and financial reporting. All of these efforts will lead to an improved and more consistent membership experience and provide us with more tools to more effectively and efficiently manage the Club’s operations. Although the holidays are behind us, the Club has a long list of exciting events upcoming in January and February which include: January 13 Distinguished Speakers’ Series with Governor Larry Hogan (SOLD OUT) January 14 Bingo January 21 Sunday Brunch Buffet in the Rotunda January 26 Kids’ Movie Night February 3 RdV Wine Dinner February 10 Valentine’s Dinner February 11 Sunday Brunch Buffet in the Rotunda February 16 Chinese New Year Buffet February 17 Cooking Class with Chef James February 18 Bingo February 24 Distinguished Speakers’ Series with Patty Stonesifer

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Please make reservations for all dining & events

410-255-1000; clubhouse@gibsonisland.com

or visit the website; click on the Club Calendar; and click on an event!

Club Dining Hours Open Thursday thru Sunday

LUNCH Thursday & Friday 12-2:00 PM Saturday 12-2:30 PM Sunday Brunch 11:00 AM-2:30 PM Game Day Menu 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Sundays Only)

DINNER Thursday 6-8:30 PM Friday & Saturday 6-9:00 PM Sunday 5-8:30 PM

So, please contact the Clubhouse and make your reservations for these events. Better yet, visit the website and make your reservations online! Also, I urge you to pay close attention to our weekly announcements and monthly newsletters so that you can take full advantage of all the program-ming the Club has planned. The Club is no longer a quiet and sleepy place during the winter months. Table for 9 Supreme Court Food Tradi-tions & Recipes was published just before Christmas. The book is a compilation of recipes from Supreme Court Justices. The reason the book is of interest to Gibson Island is that the Club provided the author of the book, Clare Cushman, with the recipe for one of Justice Marshall's favorite dishes - Gibson Island Club Maryland Crab Soup. The recipe is prominently featured on page 58 of the book. Here is the link to the Supreme Court's gift shop where you can purchase the book if you wish: http://supremecourtgifts.org/tablefor9.aspx

I want to thank all the members who participated in the Annual Employee Christmas Fund. Christmas bonuses are an important show of gratitude to all who care for us and our Club. “There are far better things ahead than we leave behind” – C.S. Lewis. I believe this quote can serve as a mantra for the Gibson Island Club in 2018. Wishing each of you a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year!

Holiday Closures The Business Office will be closed

Monday, January 15.

We truly appreciate your generosity towards the Annual Employees’

Christmas Fund. It is our pleasure to serve you throughout the year.

Please join us for some special “winter” events at the Club.

We look forward to seeing each and

every one of you in the new year

Staff & Management of the Gibson Island Club

Art Gallery Jeannie Maddux jmmaddux@comcast.net The months of January and February bring back our talented members to display and sell their work in the Club gallery. This year we have the following artists: Beverly Jost, Walter Mitchell, Charlotte Rich, Jeannie M. Maddux, Susan Fine, Anne Bennett Swingle, Mitch Koppelman, Nick Watson, Jackie Watson, Bill White, Greg Waltjen, Tommy Sheldon and Hetty Tegen. Come by and view all the paintings, photography, quilts, and sculpture.

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Saturday, January 13 Maryland Governor Larry Hogan Nina Easton, interviewer SOLD OUT Please call the Front Desk to be added to our Wait List.

Saturday, February 24, 2018 Patty Stonesifer, President & CEO of

Martha’s Table Nina Easton, interviewer A professional’s journey from corporate America to the non-profit world.

Saturday, November 17, 2018 Stephen Perkins and James Caughman They will speak about their soon-to-be-published book on Addison Mizner, the architect of Palm Beach.

Format for our Speaker Series Evenings

6-7:00 PM - Cocktails 7-8:00 PM - Lecture with Q & A

8:00 PM - Dinner Buffet Attire: coat & tie

Reservations Required 410-255-1000

clubhouse@gibsonisland.com

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Saturday, February 3 RdV Wine Dinner

6:00 PM cocktails I 7:00 PM meal

Limited to 34 people & featuring wines from

RdV Vineyards in Delaplane, VA

Menu to be posted online

Reservations Required 410-255-1000 48-hour cancellation policy applies

Saturday, February 10

Valentine’s Dinner in Rotunda 6:00 PM cocktails

7:00 PM seated dinner

Menu posted online

$64++ per person

Reservations Required

410-255-1000

48-hour cancellation policy applies

Sunday, January 21 Sunday, February 11

in the Rotunda 11:00 AM - 2:30 PM

Menu will be posted in the Culinary Update.

Reservations 410-255-1000

Buffet

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Garden Club Liz Soyster Herrick esoyster@yahoo.com

Bayside Bar 6-8:00 PM

Thank you to all of the Garden Club members who worked hard to make the Club merry and bright for the holidays and/or return it to normal afterward. The Garden Club won’t meet again until March 15. Until then, bulbs can be forced and houseplants and container gardens can be tended to in anticipation of the State Flower Show, which will take place on Tuesday, March 27, at the Turf Valley Club in Ellicott City. Information on entering plants in the State Flower Show is on the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland website at http://fgcofmd.org/assets/2018_Flower_Show_Final_113017.pdf.

Celebrate Friday, February 16

Chinese New Year Buffet

6-8:00 PM

Menu posted online

$35++ per person

Reservations Required

410-255-1000 48-hour cancellation policy applies

Saturday, February 17 Cooking Class with Chef James

Afternoon (time TBD) More details to follow.

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Skeet Dave Butler - david.m.butler@ms.com First Sunday Skeet Shoot Join us the first Sunday of every month at 2 PM for an organized skeet shoot. All other times the key to the houses can be obtained from the gate. A voice-activated remote is available for check out at the Gatehouse if a member wants to shoot alone. We maintain an email list of skeet enthusiasts to announce monthly shoots, special events and news. If you would like to be added to this list email: david.m.butler@ms.com. Remember to pick up all your trash and please refill the skeet machines before you leave. For billing purposes indicate on the chit how many rounds you shot, the date, and your signature. And please remember to return the key to the gatehouse immediately when you are done.

Historical Society Betti Sheldon - bettisheldn@gmail.com

Support the Gibson Island Historical Society Today! Click on the JOIN NOW button on the Historical Society web page.

Anniversary Gala to be held in October! We are planning a wonderful event for all to enjoy! Further details to follow! The Historical Society would like to express their deep appreciation to all our members for contributing time and monies to the Archeology program and the Misael Flores Scholarship Fund. Welcome to our new Historical Society members!

Save the Date Saturday, February 24 Presentation by the Lost Town Project archeologists on their most recent finds on Gibson Island. Details as to time and location to follow.

Join us at our Sunday Open Houses, First Sunday of each month! DOCENTS Sunday, February 4 Heather Russell Baldiswieler Sunday, March 4 Jim & Susan Morrison Sunday, April 1 (Easter) Sunday, May 6 Ginny Shaeffer Saturday, June 2 Martha Nolan Saturday, July 7 TBA Saturday, July 28 TBA Saturday, August 4 Patty Jenkins/Rebel Boykin Saturday, August 25 Eric Davis Saturday, September 1 TBA Sunday, October 7 TBA

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Tennis Karen Sauers - kcsauers@yahoo.com Happy New Year! The weather outside is pretty frightful, but we're dreaming of warmer temperatures and playing tennis! With that in mind, we have some exciting news for the tennis program! The original four hard-tru courts (the lower courts #1-4) are well past their useful life. Over the last few years it has become clear that we need to have them replaced. I am thrilled to announce that the Board has approved this project and it is underway! The entire process will take about two months. The fencing has already started coming down. Next, the retaining wall will be removed and a new one will be built. After that, new clay and posts will be installed. The clay must sit for all of March and April and then it can be leveled and striped. We are scheduled to be up and running by May 15th! I want to thank Toby Tomko, Brendan Kincaid, and Bill Reil who all worked hard this fall to make this happen quickly. And I also want to thank JW, Greg, and the Board for their support of this project. Looking forward to a great 2018 tennis season!

GIBSON ISLAND GOLF PLAYAWAY FEBRUARY 14-15, 2018 VERO BEACH, FLORIDA

Wednesday, February 14 Cocktail Party - 6-9:00 p.m.

Maryann and Skip Braden’s - 5560 Camino Real Lane, River Club, Grand Harbor, Vero Beach FL 32967 Skip: 215-275-8827 Maryann: 215-990-6010

Thursday, February 15 Golf – about 12 noon (time to be confirmed) Shot-Gun Start - Grand Harbor Club, 4985 Club Terrace, Vero Beach FL 32967 Golf registration includes: Greens Fees, Cart, Tax, and Tip Golf fees will be billed back to your Gibson Island Club account. Golfers will need cash or check for snack bar or purchases at the Golf Shop. John Schenkel and Harrison Stone will organize golf pairings and post them at the Cocktail Party.

Lunch - 12:30 p.m. - Non-Golfers Citron Bistro, 6260 N. Highway A1A, Vero Beach • 772-231-6556 Order from menu, pay by credit card or cash. Non-Golfers invited to join us.

For lunch reservations: Email cell # & names of guests to: Sue Hodges windspirit48@hotmail.com

Cocktails & Dinner - 6:30 p.m. Pete Dye Room, Grand Harbor Club, 4985 Club Terrace, Vero Beach Cocktails (cash bar) - Bar will remain open during dinner service. Dinner: $63 per person (dinner fee will be billed back to your Gibson Island Club account) Entrée Choices: Salmon or Filet of Beef Dinner cost includes: passed hors d’oeuvres, salad, entree, dessert, tea and coffee.

Please let Maryann Braden know if you will be attending - email her by February 1st -

murbanbraden@icloud.com

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Property is offered without respect to race, religion, physical or mental handicap, color, sex, national origin, or familial or marital status.

TTR Sotheby’s International Realty/ Gibson Island Corporation Real Estate

Sarah Kanne Broker Gibson Island Corporation Real Estate Associate Broker TTR Sotheby’s International Realty (c) 301-351-1319 sarah.kanne@sothebysrealty.com

Corey Burr Senior Vice President TTR Sotheby’s International Realty (c) 301-346-3345 corey.burr@sothebysrealty.com

Gibson Island Corporation Real Estate Broadwater Way, Gibson Island, MD 410-255-1341 realestate@gibsonisland.com www.gibsonisland.com

TTR Sotheby’s International Realty 5454 Wisconsin Avenue Chevy Chase, MD 301-967-3344 www.ttrsir.com

Properties For Sale

Waterfront 636 Stillwater Road (Freedenburg) $2,995,000 766 Skywater Road (Keyes) $2,495,000 614 Stillwater Road (Fulton) $1,695,000 630 Stillwater Road (Schaefer) $1,650,000

Water View 805 Rackham Road (Mitchell) $2,295,000 1737 Skippers Row (Broadbin) $1,995,000

Inland 668 Broadwater Way (Schenkel) $1,650,000 1745 Banbury Road (Donley) $995,000 Listed with Outside Broker 599 Broadwater Way (Richardson) 1711 St. Giles Road (Walton)

Our Real Estate Office Tip of the Month As we enter the 90 coldest days of the year, please be mindful to protect your house against frozen pipes that could cause catastrophic damage. The best line of defense when the house is not occupied is to turn off the main water shutoff valve and drain your pipes by turning on the fixture that is is located at the lowest point in your house. Do not rely fully on simply setting your thermostat to a higher temperature, as this will not keep the house warm in the event of a power outage. Even with your heat turned on, some pipes in an older or summer home may be located on an outside wall and are not properly insulated. It could be helpful to let your faucets drip when it is particularly cold. Please consult with a plumber to determine the best strategy for your house.

Winter is here, and your real estate office continues to be busy, even during the winter season! Interest in the Island remains strong with regular showings and buyers circling. Now is the ideal time for those of you thinking to list your home for sale to meet with our office for a confidential written market analysis. We will also prepare a suggested list of inexpensive improvements to help your house present at its best. By doing this now, your home will be ready for the spring market. We have some wonderful properties for sale in all price ranges - please see the list in this newsletter. We will spend as much time as you need going through with you all that is for sale and help you determine which property best suits your needs. We are just a phone call away and whether buying or selling, look forward to a very successful 2018.

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WINTER 2018 Visit us at: www.gibsonisland.com

From the Commodore Kathy Frederick - towsonre@gmail.com Ahoy! Welcome, winter. As of New Year’s Day, all boats, including the 210s, are off the moorings. The 210’s enjoyed some beautiful fall and early winter weekends on the water, mostly in light air. It’s always fantastic to see how well they move in light wind. It takes just 5 knots to hold a race. Kudos to Tom Price for increasing the coaching levels for the group, with practice starts and other drills to elevate the skills. Annual 210 Luncheon Meeting: Join us on Saturday, January 13. This luncheon is always a lot of fun and this year is expanded to include all interested in sailing - Sonars, race committee, etc. Please call the Club to make your reservation so they know how many tables to set-up for us. Thank you: A big thank you to Rick, Richard and the Boat Works crew for pulling the 210s just in time to beat the freeze. It was pretty dang cold and miserable work. Many thanks to Denver and TJ for getting the crucial mooring inspections done this season. The Squadron Board and its committees remain busy in the off season. Junior Fleet Chair Carol McDonnell continues to work with Jr. Fleet Director Scott Williamson to ensure another spectacular season on the water. And, we have good news to share with regard to our Junior Regatta! Following the success of our 2017 Regatta, which doubled as the Maryland State Championships, we have been asked to include our Jr. Regatta as a High Point event in 2018. Competitive sailors looking to place in the CBYRA season will participate in five (5) High Point events to round out their standings. Race Committee: If you have any interest in getting involved with our Race Committee, please let Chris Burnham or Carol McDonnell know. All hands are welcome no matter the experience level. It’s truly a fun day! We need volunteers for both “adult” and “junior” race events. (The GIYS is hosting a one day Race Management Seminar in April. Details in this newsletter.) Cruise Committee: Planning for our 2018 cruises has begun, with Past Commodore Mitch Koppelman stepping up to assist returning chair Bob Brudno. Please reach out with your suggestions. Mid-Winter Cruise: Saturday, February 17. Niall O’Malley will present a talk on Baltimore Maritime history and tall ships. Niall has joined our group for various cruises and races in the past, and has developed this presentation in conjunction with the Maryland Historical Society. All are welcome. Please call the Club to make your reservation. NEW – GIYS Book Group: A welcome addition to the GIYS events calendar this winter is the GIYS Book Group. Tom Price and Jim Beh are getting the ball rolling, and we hope that this nautically themed book club will continue on a monthly basis, perhaps with a hiatus during the summer months. We hope to have an online component so those who can’t make it in person, will be able to join the discussion virtually. The first meeting is Saturday, January 27, at a 12:30 PM luncheon in the Grill Room. The selected book is The Cruel Sea by Nicholas Monsarrat. Again, please call the Club to make a reservation so they know how many to expect for set-up. There are many other happenings, please keep reading your emails and announcements, and visit the Yacht Squadron area on the Gibson Island website. As always, please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. See you on the water!

Answering Pennant Gibson Island Yacht Squadron News

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INTRODUCING The Gibson Island Yacht Squadron Book Group Lunch and Discussion Select Saturdays in 2018 12:30 PM, in the Grill Room Beginning in the New Year, the Yacht Squadron is launching a book group to read and discuss books about boating and the sea. We will meet every four to six weeks for lunch in the Grill Room, with discussion to follow. . Book Group Contact Person: James C. Beh I 202-258-2764 I jcbeh@jonesday.com

Our first BOOK GROUP gathering will be on Saturday, January 27, at 12:30 PM. The book to be discussed is The Cruel Sea, by Nicholas Monsarrat. Published in 1951, The Cruel Sea is a wonderful adventure story of British ships in the North Atlantic in World War II and their battles with German U-Boats. Herman Wouk included it on the list of his five favorite books about the sea, describing it as a “work of extraordinary power.” Discussion will be led by Tom Price, GIYS Sailing Director

If you plan to attend, please call the front desk 410-255-1000, to make a reservation and mention the “GIYS Book Group”or contact Jim Beh by January 20

All Yacht Squadron and Club Members are welcome. Get a

glimpse of summer fun to come!

YACHT SQUADRON EVENTS - EVERYONE WELCOME

LUNCHEON MEETING SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 Come learn about 210 racing & our Sonar sailing programs. 12 noon at the Clubhouse LUNCH Cream of Crab soup followed by a selection of wraps. Ordering will be by chit. PRESENTATIONS & DISCUSSION "State of the Fleet" - 210 Fleet Chairman and Committee. Sonar Fleet & Community Sailing status report - Tom Price. Plans for next year's 210 racing season. Dates and description of sailing lessons in Sonars. Special events and more.

Please call the Club to make a reservation so they know how many will be attending.

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Tall Ships and Baltimore Maritime History Saturday, February 17 6:00 PM At the Clubhouse Our Speaker: Niall O’Malley has a lifelong interest in tall ships and sailing. Prior to getting his MBA, he served watch captain on a 55 foot sloop for five months in the South Pacific that was making its way around the world. He has crewed on sail boats that have navigated Diamond Head shoals, the Gulf Stream and Bermuda. Most recently he guest crewed on the Pride of Baltimore II as it made its way from Baltimore to Norfolk, Virginia. MENU is posted online.

Reservations are required I 410-255-1000 I clubhouse@gibsonisland.com I ONLINE

Saturday, April 7 US SAILING ONE DAY RACE MANAGEMENT SEMINAR Hosted by Gibson Island Yacht Squadron Led by Sandy Grosvenor, USSA certified instructor

This seminar gives an in-depth look at race management and why race committees do what they do., i.e. sailing instructions, people and equipment, setting good courses with proper lines and legs, good starting sequences (and recalls), changing and shortening courses, and finishing the race. There is something here for everyone wanting to be a more knowledgeable member of the race committee, not just the PROs. This is an introductory course and NO prior experience is required. Whether your interest is running One-Design regattas or helping out with the Junior Fleet, this is a good seminar to take. FEE: $40 Includes coffee and snacks, beverages and lunch, all course materials, as well as the online test - should you wish to take it! Please do not hesitate to call Christopher Burnham, GIYS Race Committee Chairman, 301-312-0808, with any questions.

This spring, I will offer a class that should prepare you to be able to sail them safely and begin learning on your own. If you already sail, the classes will familiarize you with the specifics of these easy to sail yet delightful boats. March 17: 3-hour, on land session covering the very basics. April 28 and 29: 2-hour on-the-water sailing sessions where you will learn to handle the boats. As the season progresses, we will be sailing the Sonars every Tuesday evening and I will coach these very enjoyable evening sessions. If interested, contact Tom Price, GIYS Sailing Director email: tprice@gibsonisland.com phone: 410 980-0837

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Junior Fleet Scott Williamson, Junior Sailing Director - C: 703-395-9654 - jrsail@gibsonisland.com Hello Junior Sailing Families!

A new year offers more opportunities for junior sailors to strengthen their skills through a fun and safe summer program at Gibson Island! The 2018 GIYS Jr. Fleet Program provides sailing instruction for all levels. The curriculum is designed to fur-ther sailor confidence and experience through developing a skill set of seaman-ship, rigging and tuning, handling, safety, and boat care/maintenance.

This summer we will once again apply all of the community’s resources to develop sailors’ skill set through a variety of fun experiences on the water! Every day we will encourage each sailor’s passion for the sport, whether that’s enjoying the pleas-ures and adventures of cruising or developing a competitive edge for success on the race course.

Here are some highlights we’re developing for the summer.

Sonar Teen Sailing on Wednesday Nights.

Extended private lesson options for sailors looking for more one-on-one time with coaches!

Junior Instructor Program to offer leadership opportunities for sailors (ages 16-18).

Opportunities for day or weekend cruises on the Chesapeake.

Look for more details to follow in March!

In the meantime, I am hiring great coaches for our sailors. Some of the talent will need housing this summer. Please contact me if you can help.

Although we’re in the middle of some of the coldest winter days we’ve seen in a long time, summer will be here soon enough! Please contact me if you have any ques-tions.

See you on the water!

Harbormaster Capt. Denver Sanner, Harbormaster Capt. T.J. Sanner, Assistant Harbormas-ter 410-255-7632 (office) 443-218-6233 (fax) giys@gibsonisland.com VHF Channel 78A

Our winter hours are Monday through Friday 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. A reminder to those who visit their boats during the winter months: if your boat is in a slip we recommend that you bring a second person with you as a safety precaution. When our docks are snow covered or wet, they can become very slippery. Also, please remember that NO porta-ble heaters are permitted on your boats during the winter months. They can cause a fire on your boat if not properly attended.

2018 Yacht Squadron Board Commodore Kathy Frederick Vice Commodore Bob Urban Rear Commodore Jim Beh Fleet Captain Elizabeth Savage Secretary/Treasurer Carl Tegen Member-at-Large Christina Swanwick Member-at-Large- Stephanie McCutcheon Race Committee- Chris Burnham Cruise Committee Bob Brudno Cruise Committee Mitch Koppelman Junior Fleet Committee Carol McDonnell One Design Fleet Chair Terry May Junior Fleet Director Scott Williamson Sailing Director Tom Price Fleet Surgeon Rebecca Boykin, RN Fishing Fleet Chair Dave Butler Reciprocity Committee Jim Ulmer

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Boat Works Capt. Rick Truett - boatworks@gibsonisland.com

410-255-8777 (this is a NEW number)

It may be winter, but your yacht yard is busy at work! Another season of winterization is behind us where our crew completed the steady routine of preparing engines, water systems, batteries, sails and more for the cold weather. Boat Works received 100+ boats on the hard (maximum capacity) making this another excellent year for storage at the yard. Thank you for continuing to put your trust in Gibson Island Boat Works this fall and winter. We have 100’s of smaller jobs being conducted in and around the yard, including electronic revamps, tank replacements, repowers, metal and fiberglass fabrication projects, paint jobs, etc. We do it all. We are blessed to have an incredibly broad cross-section of talented crew. There is very little we cannot do in-house, and for those things we can’t do we have excellent relationships with top-drawer subcontractors that give us (and thus you) great rates. Come check out your fellow members’ boats as large refit jobs are underway. Azucar, a Hinckley 49, was brought inside to continue its overhaul. This 1970s vessel will be brought back to its former beauty and functionality with an upgrade of its power management system, plumbing, rig, deck and haul paint, and varnish work. All of this will culminate into bringing back an exceptionally attractive vessel once again to being a head-turner in both form and function. Mavi Marmara (later to be renamed Vaporetto), a beautiful classic-lined Turkish-built boat, is undergoing a cosmetic facelift with newly stripped and refinished brightwork. She is also getting deck paint and a number of mechanical items knocked off the list. Look for this striking vessel in the spring. It has similar lines as a Hinckley 40 power boat. Winter is an excellent time to have your boat repairs, maintenance and improvements completed. Since most people are not using their boat, it is available to our technicians much more readily than during the boating season. We are essentially booked up for this winter, but if you are thinking of getting some work completed, give us a call as we often have project scope changes that allow a little flexibility in our schedule and we might be able to squeeze it in. Also, almost none of us use our boat every single week during the boating season. Consider leaving your vessel with us for a couple of weeks to complete your work list during the warm months. Often it is much easier (and cheaper) to get the work done during the warm months as we are less hampered by the weather. Please call us to schedule a “summer yard period”. Thank you all again for your faithful support of Boat Works. We cannot exist without you and I can’t tell you how much we all appreciate your business. Please come on by during the winter and say “hello”. All are ALWAYS welcome!

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Membership Directory Updates

Events are subject to change...please visit our website for the most up-to-date calendars.

Cooking Class with Chef James

GIHS presentation

Departments ISLAND GENERAL MANAGER - Toby Tomko 443-637-3775 ttomko@gibsonisland.com BUSINESS OFFICE 410-255-1414 giadmin@gibsonisland.com Ashley Seen, Office Manager 410-255-1415 aseen@gibsonisland.com Gina Harper, Bookkeeper 443-637-3777 gharper@gibsonisland.com Vicki Norris, Business Office 410-255-1414 vnorris@gibsonisland.com Georgia Martin, CPA 443-637-3773 gmartin@gibsonisland.com CLUB 410-255-1000 clubhouse@gibsonisland.com Jenny DeGraw, Banquet Director 410-255-1000 jdegraw@gibsonisland.com James P. Hudock, Executive Chef ext. 1024 jhudock@gibsonisland.com COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING - Carol Britten 443-637-3778 cbritten@gibsonisland.com CORPORATION REAL ESTATE OFFICE 410-255-1341 realestate@gibsonisland.com FITNESS CENTER 410-255-1145 HUMAN RESOURCES - Nancy Weiman 443-637-3779 nweiman@gibsonisland.com GATEHOUSE 410-255-0012 gatehouse@gibsonisland.com GOLF (Pro Shop) 410-255-1040 proshop@gibsonisland.com David Grossman, PGA, Head Golf Professional 410-255-1044 dgrossman@gibsonisland.com ISLAND SERVICES 410-255-1184 servicedept@gibsonisland.com William Reil, Island Superintendent 410-255-1178 breil@gibsonisland.com POLICE - Chief Sperry 410-255-1074 csperry@gibsonisland.com POOL FACILITY 410-255-2355 SUMMER CAMP camp@gibsonisland.com Gredel Funk, Camp Director 410-271-2774 (c) gfunk@gibsonisland.com TENNIS (Tennis Shop) 410-255-9755 tennis@gibsonisland.com Brendan Kincaid, USPTA, Director of Tennis bkincaid@gibsonisland.com YACHT SQUADRON 410-255-7632 giys@gibsonisland.com Capt. Denver Sanner, Harbormaster Capt. T.J. Sanner, Assistant Harbormaster BOAT WORKS 410-255-8777 boatworks@gibsonisland.com Capt. Rick Truett, General Manager

Board of Governors J.W. Rayder, President

Henry G. Hagan, Vice President Ernest N. May, III, Treasurer Maxmillian Angerholzer, Secretary Toby F. Tomko, Island General Manager

Robert J. Brudno, Patricia B. Cecil, James P. Daly, Jr., Susan A. Ebersole, Eric A. Kuwana, Rodney A. Lawrence, Jeannie M. Maddux, Sean F. Murphy, Stuart G. Nash, Martha H. Nolan, Gregory H. Rooney, William E. Savage Jr.,

James R. Tucker, Charles J. Simpson, Jr..

Yacht Squadron Board COMMODORE Kathy Frederick TowsonRE@gmail.com VICE COMMODORE Bob Urban burban@pccii.com REAR COMMODORE James Beh jcbeh@jonesday.com FLEET CAPTAIN Elizabeth Savage elizabethsav@aol.com SECRETARY-TREASURER Carl Tegen ctegen@att.com FLEET SURGEON Rebecca Boykin reb.boykin@gmail.com RACE COMMITTEE Chris Burnham cbbancroft@mac.com MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Stephanie McCutcheon ssmccutcheon@aol.com Christina Swanwick christina@swanwick.com CRUISE COMMITTEE Bob Brudno bob@savoypartners.com Mitch Koppelman coracle2@gmail.com JUNIOR FLEET Carol McDonnell clanmcdonnell@mac.com ONE DESIGN FLEET CAPTAIN Terry May enmayiii@mac.com FISHING FLEET CAPTAIN Dave Butler david.m.butler@ms.com JUNIOR SAILING DIRECTOR Scott Williamson jrsail@gibsonisland.com SAILING DIRECTOR Tom Price tprice@gibsonisland.com

GIBSON ISLAND CLUB PO Box 600, 534 Broadwater Way, Gibson Island, Maryland 21056