- Lenny Krawcheck
- Mark Marenakos
- Will Sloger
- Reggie Fairchild
- George Scarborough
- Chris Hamilton
- Joe Menis / Ryan Hamm
- John Cameron
- Batton Kennon
- Tommy Allen
- Brian Hayes
- Matt Fisher
- Ruhlman family Boat 1
- Ruhlman family Boat 2
- Partick Hogan
- Martha Fisher
- Will Tyner Boat 2 – David O’Rielly
- Caroline Patten Grant Boat
- Josh Goldman
- David Starck
- John Faus
- Allan Terhune
- Karen Dial
- John Sawyer
- Laura Jeffers
- Jamie Brickell
- Dick Moyer
- Mark Schneider
- Pam Burke
- Keith Taboada
- Henry (Pete) Russell
- Bob Astrove
- Hugh Hutchison
- John and Bertie Werley
- Pierce Barden
- Marcus Moehlman
- Nabeel Alsalam from McLean, VA sailing with Russ Roberts and Marc
- Charlie Wardwell
- Richard Waldkirch
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Will need a middle crew.
Jamie, We’re excited that you’ll be coming. I suggest you get in touch with Lenny Krawcheck, the regatta chairman, about possible crew. We have lots of great sailors in Charleston. Lenny should be able to help make the connections.
Hey Jamie!
If you are still looking for a third, I would love to help out! Not sure if you remember me, I used to sail a little in the Annapolis fleet. Shoot me an email if you are still looking, gretesbe@gmail.com
I have one now. Thanks for your response.
Jamie
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We will be attending. I know at least one of the Ruhlman family boats (Rob & Abby) are not going to be able to attend; I’m not sure about the other two.
Great! We’re looking forward to seeing you.
We’re posting the best information we have about who’s coming. I removed one of the Ruhlman family boats. Hopefully Rob and Abby will make it next year.
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Never been to Charleston and looking forward to it!
Mark Grinder
(Allen Boat Co. van driver and 2nd assistant gofer.. …in training.)
Russ Roberts and I will be there right after lunch on Friday — I love starting a trip in the wee hours. Russ grew up in Charleston but I’ve never been and am excited to sail in a new venue. The promise of an Oyster and Pig Roast is pretty cool too!
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