#3001, Blythe Spirit, Bob & Gayle Hinson, Marietta, GA, Hinson43@cs.com, 1983, Mark I, TR/BS, fin, main, 135/100/storm jib RF, Atomic 4, 2-blade, Purchased in May 2001 from PO.  Named by PO and will keep for now.  Previous
boat was Seidelmann 25.

#3008, No Problem, Michael Neben and Chris Hardy, Dana Point, CA, mdneben@sbcglobal.net;  chardy2@cox.net ,  1983, Mark I /Std Rig, Keel , Fin), Sails: Main, 150 Genoa, Engine: Atomic 4, Prop (?), new to the Catalina world, but experienced in coastal cruising and boat maintenance.

#3010, Grosso Modo , Nicolas Payer, (Montréal , Qc, Canada) sail in Champlain lake NY/VT (Snug Harbour Marina),1983, Mark 1,SR,Fin keel, 100 Genoa on furler, 5411 universal 23 hp diesel.,2 blades prop, I bought it in Portsmouth , RI , in November 2005 , (previous name: SUZYGY, TOO from Providence , RI) , brought it to Canada in June 2006 ,on a trailer. He's now having fun in the fresh water of Champlain lake.. And so do we...nickpayer@hotmail.com

#3024, Blue Swan, Pat and Moira Finnigan, Sidney, BC. 1983. Members of IC30A Fleet 37 and Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club. Cruising area southern BC coast and Gulf Islands.

#3025,Andre den Braven, Pattaya Thailand, andredenbraven@yahoo.com, 1983, Mark 1, Std rig, Fin, Mainsail, Roller furling genoa, bowsprit, A-symmetric & symmetric spinnakers,U niversal 5416, 2 bladed, Clubracing & cruising in Gulf of Thailand

#3058, CHARISMA ,Walt&Millie Tice, San Diego, Mission Bay, <waltmillietice@aol.com, 1983 MarkI , SR, Fin, 150% UhlmanGenoa (replace lousy North) with Harken furling and original main, Universal 25, (3) cylinder diesel, 2 blade,
Homemade mast steps and external halyards to cockpit, jiffy reef, custom Bruce anchor extension, (2) extra engine compartment accesses, shaved hull, one laminate rebuild by HULLTECH.

#3088, Point of View, Tom Verbeke, St. Clair Shore, MI, Tom.Verbeke@sdrc.com, 1983, Mk I, TR, Fin, Main, Roller Furling 150%, Spinnaker, M25, 2 Bladed New to the Catalina Family in 2001

#3098, Southern Star, Lane & Judy Kendall, Mount Pleasant NC, captain@svsouthernstar.com, www.svsouthernstar.com, 1983, Mark I, Tall Rig BS, Fin Keel, Standard Main, 110, 135, 155, Spinnaker, Universal M-25, We sail the lower Neuse River and the Pamlico Sound, from Whortonsville about 10 NM North of Oriental, NC. Members of the "Whortonsville Yacht and Tractor Club".

#3133, SOUTHERN STAR, Phillip Silitschanu,  Boston, MA,  7tiger7@gmail.com, , 1983, Mark I, Tall Rig Bowsprit (TR, BS), Keel Fin,  Engine - Universal 25, Prop - 2 blade fixed

#3135, NoLimits, Michael J. Butler, Coconut Grove Fl 33133, 1983 TR Fin keel, Universal Diesel M25, Nolimits3135@yahoo.com ,

#3147, Port Tack, Ken and Dorothy Godwin, Victoria, BC. 1983. Members of IC30A Fleet 37 and Royal Victoria Yacht Club. Cruising area southern BC coast and Gulf Islands.

#3159, Dot Calm, Eric & Karen Bulock, Warwick RI, kbulock@cox.net, , 1983, Mark I, Std Rig, Fin, Hood Roller furling 150%, Universal M25, 2 blade, See you on Narragansett Bay!

#3171, Come Rain Come Shine (soon to be renamed), Steve Bradbury, Lake Texoma, Texas, spb@airmail.net, 1983, MkI, SR, Fin, Main, 135 RF, Universal M25, 2 blade, Freshwater boat since day one, but still undergoing upgrades and returning to "shipshape". The sailnet posting have been so much help in ideas and sources relative to the upgrade work.

#3211, Sundari, Bob & Neeka Grove, Georgetown MD, bobgrove22@hotmail.com , 1983, Mark I, TR,BS, Fin Keel, Fully battened main & 135% roller furling, Universal M25, 3 blade prop 

#3251, YUMM, Ed Andres, Lorain, Oh., eandre@bright.net, 1983, MKI, TRBS, Fin, Sobstad 150% RF, Sobstad Loose footed main, M-25 Diesel, 13x10 3 blade
My wife was intrigued by a "Furby" and the language it uses...the word for great enjoyment of many things is "Yumm"....hence the boat was named "YUMM", and has a picture of Furby on the transom.  When the boat gets to bouncing around etc on Lake Erie, Furby can be heard below...laughing and saying YUMM..:-)

#3256,  Breezing, James Craig, Shearwater Yacht Club, james@thecraigs.ca, www.thecraigs.ca, 1983, Mark I, Tall Rig), Fin Keel, main and genny, 5428, standard Prop, new to us and comes from Maine – looking forward to fixing her up for our family.

#3265, Ailsing, Shawn Monks, Bridgeport, CT,smonks@optonline.net,1983,SR,Fin,Main & Jib plus 135 gen, M25,2 blade fixed, 3rd owner

#3279, ENYA, Les/Barbara Cummings and Roger/Cheri Elliott.  Home Port : Lake Thunderbird , Norman Oklahoma.  A 1983, Mark I, TR, BS, FK, Main , 110, 140, 155 furling headsails and cruising spinnaker, M25 Universal, 2 blade prop, Datamarine Instruments, dodger, and bimini. Boat was formerly the "Condor" out of Rock Hall , Maryland .  Upgrades: MarineAir 12,000 BTU air conditioning, and installed a new engine panel, instruments, alternator bracket upgrade kit, compass, shift cable, and wiring harness in spring of '04. We are active in the Thunderbird Sailing Club, please see www.thunderbirdsailingclub.org, www.lakethunderbirdboathouse.org, and www.ltef.org web sites.  Obviously, we enjoy the music of Enya as well as Buffett!

#3283, Valhalla, Ed & Lucy Jakubas, Chicago, c30sailor@comcast.net , http://home.comcast.net/~c30sailor/ , 1983, Mark I, SR, Fin, Sobstad XVS main, Sobstad XVS 150 RF, M15, 2 blade fixed prop.

#3305, ~Tilde~, Eric & Judy Ludin, St. Petersburg, Florida, eludin@aol.com, 1983, Mark I, TRBS, fin, Spinaker, M25, I have added a 16KBTU A/C, 3-12 volt house batteries, and am very proud of the excellent condition of this beautiful old boat.

#3337, M-Pod, Tom and Jane McGrath, Kirkland WA, thomas.mcgrath@attbi.com, 1983, Mk I, SR, Fin, Main & 150 RF, M-25, 3-blade 12x12,
Moored in Anacortes, WA, gateway to the San Juan Islands.  Named after the three resident orca ("killer whale") family groups, or "pods", in the San Juan Islands:  J-Pod, K-Pod, and L-Pod, and now the "McGrath-Pod".  Hyphen in name on the stern is a graphic of an orca.

#3350, Finally, Teddy Strickland and Frankie Erwin, teddystrickland@hotmail.com, 1983, Mark 1, std rig, fin keel, genoa 150% furls from that to 135 and 110, engine universal 25, 3 prop.

#3352,Independence,Hunt Herrigel,Long Valley, NJ,hunth@comcast.net,,1983,Mark I, SR,fin,main, 150 RF, spinnaker, M25 Universal, 2 blade folding, We sail out of Barnegat,NJ.  She is a great cruiser and fast enough to frustrate many of the other boats in our marina.

#3357, Effen, Randy and Jacquie Boyd, Toronto, mainsail50e@hotmail.com, 1983, Mark I, Standard Rig, Fin, Diesel M25, two blade folding, sailing on Lake Ontario

#3359, Original, Tiffany Dunlap, Florence, AL - Tennessee River, tkd4au@aol.com, 1983, Mk I, TRBS, fin, main, 155, 135, spinnaker, M25, 2 blade
She is my first boat and an excellent choice. I live aboard her most of the time. She is an excellent cruising vessel and has proven easy to learn to sail. Her name comes from my being an artist and because there are none out there like her.

#3362, Eeyore, Hugh Blackman, Vancouver, B.C. Canada, info@sailvancouver.ca, 1983, Mark 1, Std Rig, fin, 25 Universal, 2 blade,

#3365, Misty Isle, Peter Rose, Portland Oregon, sake_sails@msn.com,1983 MARK I, SR,FIN,Furlex,3-Blade Campbell Sailer,M25 diesel

#3382, "Wind Dancer", Pat, Scott and Larry Sheridan, Dana Point, CA, scott.sheridan@unisys.com , 1983, SR, fin keel, orig. main, 150% RF headsail (2002), M25 3cyl  FW diesel, 2 blade fixed prop, dodger and lee canvas. We brought her to Dana Point from Marina Del Rey CA the end of Dec. 1998. She is a great cruiser, and it comforts us to know gentle hands can spend time caring for her sea sores.

#3401, Fantasea II, Lorne and Claudette Walker, Sidney, BC. 1984. Replaced
wooden spreaders with aluminum. Members of IC30A Fleet 37. Cruising area
southern BC coast and Gulf Islands.

#3409, Quest, Bill Berner, Hastings on Hudson NY, BBerner@optonline.net,1983, Mark I, Tall rig BS, Fin Keel, UK FB Main, UK 135 Genoa Spinnaker, Universal M25, 2 Blade

 #3411, "Sprezzatura," is sailed from Santa Barbara by owners Peter Merkl and Michael O'Connell, frequently to our offshore Channel  Islands.  She originally sailed out of New Bern, N.C., but was brought to  California about five years ago.

#3428, Pangaea, Ken and Mary Sluggett, Sidney, BC. 1984. Members of IC30A
Fleet 37 and Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club. Cruising area southern BC
coast and Gulf Islands.

#3466, SCONSET ROSE, ???, Nantucket, MA, eltha12@hotmail.com, 1984, MI, TR

#3461, Deja vu, Mark Hudson, Canyon Lake, Texas, mwh98@earthlink.net , http://home.earthlink.net/~mwh98/ , 1984, MarkI, TRBS, Fin Keel, 155 CDI Roller Furling, Universal M-18, Stock 2 Blade Prop,

#3469, Quest, Dennis Fegan, Galveston TX, sdennisf@aol.com, 1983,MKI,SR,Fin,150%RF,M25,3Fixed,
Originally sailed in Maine, then CT and now TX, many thanks to Dick Dickens for all his help

#3513, Jim 'n I, Jim and Becky Atkinson, Cedar Hill, TX, jhabaa@comcast.net, 1984,  Mark 1, SR, SHOAL, RF, Universal 25, 3blade, We have just purchased this boat and are so happy.  We plan on doing some work including bottom work and just kicken back and enjoying.  this is our step up boat from our San Juan 21.

#3532, Chels-A-Bella, Ron & Ann Marie DaSilva, Warwick RI, redasilva15@yahoo.com, 1984, SR, Fin Keel, Univ 25, 3 blade, upgraded from a 1984 H22

#3539 "Breaking Wind", Tim Olson, Polk City, Iowa - Saylorville Lake, IA, tim.olson@mchsi.com, 1984, Mark 1, Tall Rig, Bowsprit, Fin Keel, Sails - too numerous to mention, Universal 25 diesel, folding prop. Boat was brought in from Milwaukee, previously named "Mystified". "Breaking Wind" is now raced with the Saylorville Yacht Club and cruised around the lake in central Iowa.

#3542, SISTER, Randy Corbell, Port Orchard, Washington, corbellrd@wavecable.com; sister.poyc@gmail.com, 1984, Standard, Fin, Main and Jib, 135%, Diesel, Universal, 3 cylinder, R hand, bronze. Named for my dear sisters Rori and Kim who passed in 2001 and 2005.

#3546, "Morgan le Fay", Pat and Rosalind Shera, Sidney BC Canada, pshera@shaw.ca, http://www.boatandbillet.ca, 1984, TR/BS, fin keel, main (2000), spinnaker, 100% drifter, 160% and 140% genoas, 120% "blade", 100% working jib, storm jib (all 1984 or 1975-77), M25  3cyl fw diesel, 2 blade fixed prop. Dodger and lee cloths. PHRF-NW rating 188. Brought to Canada from King Harbour, Redondo Beach CA Dec. 1989, now extensively cruised and raced (avg. 20 long distance races per year) year 'round. Single-handed and crewed races, short course and overnight races in Gulf Islands Pacific NW, won Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club racing 'Boat of the Year' in 1999. Cruising area primarily Gulf and San Juan Islands to Desolation Sound - a great inshore cruiser for two people. Member C30 Fleet 37 Vancouver Island. Still tiller steered and teak varnished, all lines led aft, backstay tensioner moved, rigid vang, engine soundproofed; 10 kg Bruce anchor and 80 feet of chain backed by 150 feet of nylon makes her stay put.

#3547, Green Flash, Jim McCollum, San Diego, Jim28351@aol.com,1984, Mk1, std, fin, Ullman main &150genoa, folding.

#3554, Discovery, Chris Ward, Houston, TX, cward@rangeresources.com, , 1984,
Mark I, STD, Fin Keel, 110, 135, 155 & Spin, M25, Folding. A/C

#3566,Kent Mercer, Southampton, NY 11968, Kent2040@AOL.com,1 1984, TR,BS,Fin Keel, M-18, Main, 135 furling Genoa

#3573, Positive Impact, Ken Kloeber; Lake Norman, NC, email WeekendRProducts@aol.com 1984, Mark I, TR/BS; Fin Keel, 150% North Sails RF Genoa; North Sails Main, Symmetrical Spinnaker flown with a Spinnaker Guy, Universal M25, 2-blade Michigan prop, Dodger, Bimini, and connecting awning, Home-made cockpit perch seats, cockpit table, Formerly sailed Lake Erie out of Buffalo NY Small Boat Harbor Marina, Currently sailing out of All Seasons Marina on Lake Norman.

#3578 SEESHORE, Roger Shore sailing out of Alameda, CA email B91585@aol.com. 1984 MkI SR. Now has a retired racing main with roller furler and two jib halyards.  Spinnaker rigged.  Universal M25 with 13"x10" 3 blade prop.  New dodger and bimini.

#3590, Mighty Ruach 2, Howard B. Iwrey, Harrison Twp., MI, hiwrey@dykema.com, 1985 Mark I TR, Fin. , Universal M25.   We sail out of the North Star Sail Club on Anchor Bay, Lake St. Clair. 

#3597, Wizard, Joe & Maddy Eyermann, Mt. Sinai LI NY, jleyermann@optimum.net, 1984, Mark I, Tall Rig, Bowsprit, Fin Keel, Main, 135 RF Genoa, Cr Spinn, M25, 2 Blade fixed, MSSA member.

#3600, Four Moons, Jack Finger & Bob Milosch, Cedar Grove, Ellison Bay, WI, jdfinger@dcwiscom, 1984, SR, Fin, Main/roller furled150 Genoa, Universal 25, 2 Blade prop, dodger, autopilot, GPS, VHF, and stereo/ CD player.
We sail the wonderful waters of Green Bay, off the tip of the Door County Peninsula in Wisconsin and explore the many islands, marinas and communities within a 30 mile radius.

#3609, Coram Deo, Hank Whitmore, Venice, Florida, , hank7772@comcast.net, 1984, Mark I, STD, Fin Keel, Battened main and 150 Genoa, Universal M-18, 2 blade fixed 13X12. GPS, Loran, autopilot, ss. New to cruising.

#3612, "Airborne" New York, NY, Jim McCormack, Hampton, VA., jimmccormack@juno.com, 1984, Mark I, TRBS, Fin, Main, 135% roller, furling, M25 diesel, 2 blade.  
The boat was named after W.F. Buckley's novel, Airborne.  Owned since 1987, and has been cruised over 6000 NM mostly with local C-30 Fleet.  Most upgrades done by owner.  A wonderful boat for the Chesapeake Bay.

#3616, Alacer (Latin - "energetic, joyful and lively"), David Shannon, Quincy, MA, dshannon13@gmail.com, 1984, Mark I, TR, BS, Fin Keel, RF, M25, 3 blade,
tan hull w/Burgundy trim - my third Catalina, 2nd C30 (1st C30 was "Solace" #0712).

#3631,Talisman,Gerry & Dena Davies,Maderia Beach FL, gdavies1@tampabay.rr.com, 1984,Mark I,TRBS,Fin,Catalina main & 130 Genoa & Banks Asym Chute,M 25,std 2 blade,
Based Johns Pass, FL -sailed to Dry Tortugas 2001, set up for single handing and anchoring out at weekends -this helped by Navico WP5000 autopilot, 2vetus water tanks giving 100 gal water & 4 6v batteries in house bank. Avon Redcrest dingy fits neatly in rear lazarette,3.3 Mercury lowered by crane built into full length bimini

#3636, "Fox Two", Robert Chandler, Dana Point CA, Foxtwo@aol.com, 1984 SRF, 150 RF, 100 working jib (SF Bay sail), Universal 5411, two blade fixed prop.
Formerly "Flying Bryan"   Purchased in 1992 and sailed out of Dana Point; moved to Chesapeake/Potomac for several years; moved to San Francisco Bay for several years (Sausalito); sailed her back down to Southern California this past year.  Great boat that will probably stay in the family for many years.