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VOLUME L ISSUE 2 March / April 2017

Come for the Boating Education…Stay for the Friends℠

CURRENTS North Coast Ohio

Sail and Power Squadron Formerly Rocky River Sail and Power Squadron

Published by North Coast Ohio Sail and Power Squadron

143rd Kentucky Derby

Saturday — 6 May 2017 1600-2100 (4pm—9pm)

The Carriage House of Dave & Janet Kinkaid 11341 Lakeshore Blvd Bratenahl

Dir: I-90 East-Get off at Eddy Rd-Left (N) to Lakeshore Blvd Left (W) on Lakeshore-1

stdriveway on right (Lake side)

(Overflow parking across the street)

216-402-8287 (Call Dave Kinkaid for additional directions)

Main Entrée & Tossed Salad provided Donation - $12.00 per person

RSVP to Marcie Hopkins 216-533-2675 by 4/28 (Text or Voice Mail Only)

Marcie needs to know: Number of Reservations & the dish you are bringing Last names A—G Bring an appetizer H—N Bring a side dish O—Z Bring a dessert

There will be the usual Mint Juleps (Cash Bar) plus beer, wine and soda.

(All of which will be part of your $12 party donation)

For the race itself, there will be pari-mutuel betting, so bring a few $$$ to bet with.

Ladies, there will be a contest for your lovely Derby hats

See y’all there!

2016-2017

Bridge Officers

Commander Elizabeth Glassell, AP 19564 N Sagamore Rd. Fairview Park, OH 44126 440-333-0768 [email protected]

Executive Officer

Elliott Manke, JN IN 1570 Lakeland Ave. Lakewood, OH 44107 216-221-2899 [email protected]

Educational Officer Assistant James Christman, N IN James Mason, SN IN 37248 Sugar Creek Ln 1626 Lakeland Ave North Ridgeville, OH 44039 Lakewood, OH 44107 440-537-4800 216-905-7234 [email protected] [email protected]

Administrative Officer Assistant Gerald Nagy, AP Marcie Hopkins 11 South Hampton Cr 2800 Pease Dr. #114 Rocky River, OH 44116 Rocky River, OH 44116 440-915-1273 216-533-2675 [email protected] [email protected]

Secretary Assistant Kate Mott 4056 W 161 St Cleveland OH 44135 216-470-9278 [email protected]

Treasurer Assistant Harry Barnes, S Joseph Poplstein, AP 320 Timberlane Dr. 32887 Electric Blvd Avon Lake, OH 44012 Avon Lake, OH 44012 440-993-8443 440-933-8121 [email protected] [email protected]

Personnel/Fleet Roster/Computer Data:

P/D/C Twila Hauck, SN [email protected]

THE NCOS&PS CURRENTS

Published 6 x year May July Sept Nov Jan March

Article Deadlines: 1st of the month before issue

May/June Deadline April 1

July/August Deadline June 1

September/October Deadline August 1

November/December Deadline October 1

January/February Deadline December 1

March/April Deadline February 1

Editor: P/C James E. Mason, SN IN

[email protected] 216-905-7234

Facebook.com/northcoastohiosailandpowersquadron

Twitter.com/RRSPSquadron/

THANKS NCO MEMBERS FOR JUMPING ON BOARD

Last year as we were starting our preparation for our Change of

Watch Celebration, I challenged our membership to JUMP ON

BOARD WITH….THEIR IDEAS, THEIR HELP, THEIR

SPIRIT….AND THEIR WILLLINGNESS TO SAY “YES”

WHEN WE SAID PLEASE HELP US!!! Our goals were to

strengthen our Squadron and to increase our visibility as we

planned to BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN WEST, EAST

AND BEYOND OF OUR GREAT CITY. Together we made

this happen and I believe our Squadron is in a much stronger

position today and is ready with great leadership to move to the

next steps.

We proudly changed our name officially in December to North

Coast Ohio Sail & Power Squadron, updated our By-Laws

thanks to Louise Manke and will soon proudly fly our new bur-

gee thanks to the generosity of Sue Lowe and her family and

Jack Salisbury.

Our membership is on the upswing, we are proud of our new

members who can’t do enough to help and more than grateful

for the help of our seasoned members.

I owe thanks to an awesome Bridge and Executive Committee

who went above and beyond their job descriptions in support of

North Coast Ohio.

Thanks to Elliott for his support as our Executive Officer and

especially our award winning Vessel Safety Check program. If

boaters didn’t come to him, he chased them down in their drive-

ways or marinas.

Our Educational Program grew under Jim& Jim and will defi-

nitely be stronger in the coming year with Jim Christman’s con-

tinued leadership.

I’m grateful to Jerry Nagy who lead the Admin Department for

yet a fourth year and to Marcie, his assistant. The parties, Friday

Night Dinners and cruises were great fun and brought out-

standing fellowship to NCO and our squadron guests.

New member, Bob Thompson, thoughtfully kept our records as

Secretary and was very lucky to be assisted by several talented members: Twila Hauck, Computer Guru, Roster Chairman &

CDR’s Web Assistant to our award winning Web Master, Irene

Rodriguez; Jim Mason, Editor of the award winning Currents

Newsletter; Kate Mott, photographer and Corey Nieding, Sun-

shine Chair.

Commander's Message Elizabeth Glassell, AP

[email protected]

United States Power Squadrons®

www.usps.org

http://www.twitter.com/RRSPSquadron

http://www.facebook.com/RockyRiverSailAndPowerSquadron

Thanks to Dave Graf who lead the Treasurer’s Department for

nine years and Joe Poplstein, our keeper of the QuickBooks. My

thanks to the Treasurer’s Department would be incomplete with-

out great thanks to Harry Barnes who stepped into the Treas-

urer’s position mid year and will serve as Treasurer again next

year. Harry also assisted with membership.

Thanks to our Executive Committee who kept us on the straight

and narrow: Mary Glassco, also Grant Writer and Conference

Co- Chair, Susan Rothacker, Conference Co-Chair and Nomi-

nating Committee Chair, Jim Holcepl, Nominating Committee,

Twila Hauck, Nominating Committee, Dave Kinkaid, Pay Pal

and Pat Schulz, Membership.

Finally, thanks to our entire membership for their current and

continuing support. Each & every member has served in their

special and individual way.

I am very proud to have served Rocky River Sail & Power

Squadron NOW North Coast Ohio Sail & Power Squadron as

Commander for a third term.

BOAT SHOW BANANZA!!!

The 2017 IX Center Boat Show has come and gone and will be con-

sidered in the history books as a great one. Of course the local

“Cleveland” weather was in our favor the entire show time. Even

if us boating enthusiasts had competition during the week-end

time in the same gigantic building with the Bridal Show and Sports-

man’s Show, we still did well promoting our mission of Safe Boat-

ing through Education.

My personal thanks to the Berea Squadron and our D/7/Cdr Eileen

Rickard, SN, and her husband P/R/C David Rickard, AP, for orga-

nizing this effort. Surely the highlight was that we had one of Na-

tional’s “Boating Skills Virtual Trainer boating simulator for the

viewing public demonstration and to practice boat driving and

docking procedures. Boat Show Management kept “changing the

rules” as we planned and executed our set-up game plan which

caused us some stress. But then isn’t that the “usual-standard-

operating procedure It-Is-What-It-Is”? BTW Berea Squadron

houses and maintains our boating booth between annual Boat

Shows.

My heartfelt thanks go to our North Coast OH members who gave

their precious time and effort to promote our cause is as follows:

Harry Barnes – put in three days plus ―bull‖ work -- set-up

and tear down

Kay McCartney

Dennis Boylan -- six days and ―bull‖ work--set-up/tear

down and ―techie‖ stuff on the simulator

Liz Glassell

Jim and Julie Holcepl

Herb Hoppe

Elliott and Louise Manke (two days); five days for Elliott as

cochairman (with Berea‘s Dave Rickard), truck driver/

hauler

Jerry and Jan Nagy

Our annual chili cook-off was a great time thanks to the Jerry Nagy,

Marcie Hopkins, newest Life Member Neal Casbian team. Tom

Glassell was First Place with Gail and Richard Ahlers taking Sec-

ond Place Now it’s “story time”. Some members in D/7 have said

they enjoy perusing my articles.

Last year at the chili cook-off, Louise and I took home the wine—

first place award for venison chili. This year we cooked venison

with another wild ingredient (BEAR), kept a secret though for fear

of “the madding crowd ”. Our son-in-law Dave McClain, an avid

hunter, had gone deer hunting in his home state of West Virginia

last November. He came down from his tree stand to gather up

some more camouflage ground cover for concealment. He climbed

back up the tree, and shortly thereafter, low and behold, out came a

large male black bear from the nearby brush. The bear walked

around his tree, sat down on a nearby tree stump, rubbed one side of

his derriere for a few seconds, got up and started to walk away. He

stopped, got up on his hind legs, sniffed the air, dropped back down

and returned to Dave’s tree. He looked up and started to climb the

tree! It was either Dave or the black bear! Dave’s cross-bow arrow

pierced his shoulder and nipped the heart. The bear dropped down

from the tree and ran away into the woods. Dave stayed up in the

tree for another hour then came down and joined his hunting buddy

a little distance down the mountain ridge. There would be no track-

ing a wounded bear in the dark! The next morning they found the

dead bear, all 450 plus lbs. of him. It took three guys and an all-

terrain 4-wheeler five hours to load and haul the bear down the

mountain-side to a nearby road. Driving into town with the bear in

the bed of his truck was a welcomed sight to the locals as a bear in

the area menaces the deer-hunting possibilities. Dave had immedi-

ately to apply for a bear hunting permit “imperiled-for-his-life”, as

it were. Dave had to extract a tooth to determine the age of the bear.

Do not fret. The ground- up sausage in our chili was not from the

side the bear rubbed on the tree stump. The bear’s head and big

front paws are currently at the taxidermist.

Think Spring! If you did not attend the Boat Show, cheer up and go

check your winterized boat at the boat yard or snoop around the

local marine store to banish “cabin fever”. Our 2017 Safe Boating

classes start Monday 6 February in Rocky River.

SAFE BOATING week starts 20-26 May, 2017

Calm seas and fair winds.

Executive Department Lt/C Elliott Manke, JN IN

[email protected]

Save-a-Date

D/7 2017 CRUISE TO

MIDDLE BASS ISLAND

4, 5, 6 August 2017

D/7 Celebrates Mardi Gras

Website: http://northcoastohiosailandpowersquadron.org/

NCOS&PS — CURRENTS

http://northcoastohiosailandpowersquadron.org/

Educational Department Lt/C James Christman, N IN [email protected]

Asst: P/C James Mason, SN IN [email protected]

Thankfully it is finally February. At least January is out of

the way and hopefully spring is just around the corner. I

really do not like winter!!!

Now that I have that out of my system we can move on.

Starting on February 6, 2017 we a starting an ABC class at

the Don Umerley Center in Rocky River.

As of this writing I have about 16 people signed up for this

class. This is great!!

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the folks who

have helped me over the last year.

Thanks Jim Mason for your help and insight as ASEO. Your

knowledge and insight has helped more than you know.

Thanks to Bob Brown, Mike Zavasnik, Dave Kinkaid, Bob

Brem, Elliot Manke, Bob Thompson and anyone else that I

may have overlooked, for instructing and assisting with

classes.

I want to offer a Seamanship and Piloting class starting in

April. If anyone is interested please let me know.

USPS is about Civic Service, Boating, and as far as I am con-

cerned, Education.

Let’s all get better educated to make boating more fun and of

course safer

TAKE A CLASS Have a great fit out season and stay safe on the water.

Greetings from my snowed in digs in Rocky River

Obviously winter has finally showed its cold & snowy face as

I write/type my last article (I think) for the Currents. It has

been my pleasure to have been your Ad Min Officer for the

last 2 years on the heels of 2 years as Commander and Ex.

Officer heretofore. My heartfelt thanks to Marcie Hopkins

who was so helpful in assisting me this past year, to Neal

Casbean for his devoted bar service, Karl Yanuzzi & his

crew for the Steak & Lobster event, to Cdr. Liz Glassell for

her unbridled help & support, and lastly to my bride Jan, for

her help, support, and advice as we put together many of our

activities. It has been a fun year. one that I'm sure most would

agree was a great social success.

Our 8th annual Chili Cook Off as usual was a huge success

with 34 of our members in attendance. 8 great chilis were

tasted, but only one could be the most liked. This years win-

ner was Tom Glassell. Dinner was followed by a trivia con-

test that I put together. After 25 grueling questions, Julie Hol-

cepl with 16.875 answers correct, won 1st place.

She and Tom both won a very rare bottle of wine. Thank you

Pat Schulz for hosting the party.

As we approach the end of our calendar year and tenure as

elected officers, the following are future events to watch for

and attend as follows:

Founders Day Hosted by Berea on 2/19 @ Hofbrauhaus 12:30

Friday night dinner 2/24 King Wah on Center Ridge in RR

Election meeting 3/8 Houlihans 6:00 dinner 7:00 meeting

Spring Conference 3/25--3/27 Clarion Inn Hudson, Oh.

Change of Watch April 2 More information is noted on Page 7

Derby Party Sat. 5/6 @ Kinkaid Stables 4:00 Bratenahl

D7 Cruise 8/4--8/6 Middle Bass Island

Future Friday night dinners to be planned by next Ad Min

Officer

Again, it has been my pleasure to serve as your Ad Min Offi-

cer these last 2 years.

CELEBRATE! CELEBRATE!

DANCE TO THE MUSIC!

March Linda Brown 06 Tony Dolejs 25

David Graf 22 Cathy Schulz 16

April Robert Brown 31 Josephine Beckwith 02

Joseph Burke 23 Catherine DeCoske 15

Leonard Galicki 16 Roberta Felgemacher 13

Mary Matejczyk 16 Richard Happensack 16

Thomas Vincent 06 Jeff Toth 17

HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!


www.usps.org

Administrative Department Lt/C Jerry Nagy, AP [email protected]

Asst: 1st/Lt Marcie Hopkins

We Have Joined The 21st Century.

North Coast Ohio Sail and Power Squadron is now on

twitter.

You may choose to join and follow. Or not. Currently we have

over 139 followers. We are following some interesting boating

sites. (177) ILYA Junior Sailing, Old Town Canoe, US Power boat-

ing, Water Safety Congress, Spirit of America, Youth, Great Lakes

Boating, Ohio DNR and many more.

Click the blue twitter icon and see what it is all about.

We are also on Facebook

We have 120+ likes.

This is a more casual atmosphere. Features include reminders for

meetings, weather, events, pictures of events, people, class infor-

mation and updates and much more.

Check us out.

Click the blue Facebook button.

Feel free to join and post as long as the information is boat-

ing related.

Let me know what you think.

Twila [email protected]

ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS

You can find the D7 website at:

http://d7usps.org You can find the RRSPS website at:


Monthly Membership Meetings!! All members Welcome 2nd Wed/Month Sept-May

IMPORTANT—Wednesday March 8, April 12 & May 10

Meeting of the general membership.

6:00 PM Dinner (optional) 7:00 PM Program/Meeting

Houlihan’s 25651 Detroit Rd, Westlake



Welcome from the Treasurer's Department

For those still awaiting checks, Assistant Treasurer Joe Popl-

stein will be back from his Florida Winter Get-away soon.

He and I will be updating the books and writing checks.

The Mid American Boat Show is over again so boating sea-

son can't be far away. Working the show was fun seeing

many of our members window shopping. I did a little more

than window shop, they got me by putting a bigger boat right

across from our USPS display. I couldn't say no.

The January Chili Cook-off was fun and profitable. Looking

forward to the Founder's Day Luncheon hosted by Berea.

(Great food, beer, and speaker)

Thanks to all who have helped me transition into my new roll

as Treasurer, especially Joe, Dave, and the entire Executive

Board.

Treasurer Lt/C Harry Barnes, S [email protected]

Asst: 1st/Lt Joe Poplstein, AP [email protected]

Riverbelles — Upcoming Events

Jan-Feb No Meetings

March 1 7 p.m. Dessert Mtg Mary Glassco**

Apr 12 7 p.m. Election Mtg TBA

**Mary has a new home address. Watch your email for further info.

Happy Birthday!

Feb Mar Apr

11—Liz Glassell No Birthdays 2—Jo Beckwith

23—Mary Glassco 13—Bobby Felgemacher

https://twitter.com/RRSPSquadron

https://www.facebook.com/RockyRiverSailAndPowerSquadron/




www.usps.org

Chili Cookoff Thank You Pat Schulz for Hosting

First Place: Tom Glassell Second Place: Gail and Richard Ahlers

Thank you!! To all who signed the petition to develop a personalized

USPS Ohio license plate... IT’S HERE!

The Ohio squadrons were successful in the final development of a auto license plate for purchase. The plate can be ordered at the BMV, and online as well for an additional $25.00. ohio.state.gov/license.

The proceeds of the license plate sales go directly to the Ohio squadrons for educational purposes. So at your next renewal, or purchase of a new vehicle, inquire about the NEW USPS License Plate!

Another way to promote and support your squadron.!



NCOSPS 50th CHANGE OF WATCH

SUNDAY, 2 APRIL, 2017

MERWIN‘S WHARF (LOCK 44 ROOM)* IN THE CLEVELAND FLATS

11:00 BRUNCH; CASH BAR

DRESS CODE: UNIFORM ―F‖ (WHITE SHIRT/TIE)

OR APPROPRIATE ‗DRESS-DOWN CASUAL‘

ALL AWARDS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCE WILL BE HELD AT THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY

TIME AND PLACE TO BE ANNOUNCED

HOPEFULLY CLOSE TO OUR CHARTER DATE WHICH WAS 14 MAY, 1967.

*(Any bridge, uniting the East and the West sides, as replicated on the new NCO burgee,

is in sight from the site of the Change of Watch event.)

D7 FALL CONFERENCE

3, 4, 5 NOVEMBER 2017

Pittsburgh Airport Matrriott

7787 Aten Road

Coraopolis, PA 15108

Room Cost $89 (Last year Room Cost was $97, regular $117)


www.usps.org


31 January 2017

NOTICE OF 2017 ANNUAL ELECTION MEETING

NORTH COAST OHIO SAIL & POWER SQUADRON

The Annual Meeting for North Coast OhioSail &Power Squadron will be held 8 March, 2017

Houlihan’s private room, located at 25651 Detroit Rd, Westlake, OH, at approximately 1900.

Social Meet and Greet 1730-1800(Houlihan‘s Cash Bar)

1800 - Dinner Option - Reservations necessary Prior to the commencement of the business meeting(order off menu-individual checks)

Dinner Reservations to Marcie Hopkins

216-533-2675 (Call or Text)

1900 - The Annual Meeting

The meeting is open to all members of North Coast OhioSail and Power Squadron.

Although Reservations will be required for Houlihan‘s Dinner,

there is no charge to attend the meeting.

The first order of business at the Annual Meeting will be the annual reports of all bridge

officers.

The second order of business will be the Nominating Committee Report, followed by the

election of the Bridge Officers for the 2017-2018 year.

All Members are encouraged to attend. Your attendance is appreciated.

Fraternally,

Commander Liz Glassell, AP

Cc: File

Secretary

Historian



REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE BRIDGE YEAR 2017-2018

THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE OF THE NORTH COAST OHIO SAIL and POWER SQUADRON, AS RE-

QUIRED BY THE BYLAWS ARTICLE VI, SEC 6.08 DO HEREBY PLACE IN NOMINATION THE FOLLOW-

ING MEMBERS WHO HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED AND, IF ELECTED, ARE WILLING TO SERVE IN ACCOR-

DANCE WITH THE DUTIES AS PRESCRIBED BY THE UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS OPERA-

TIONS MANUAL AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NORTH COAST OHIO SAIL and POWER SQUADRON

BYLAWS, FOR A TERM OF ONE YEAR UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.

THE MEMBERS NOMINATED ARE:

COMMANDER P/R/C Elliot Manke, JN

EXECUTIVE OFFICER P/R/C Patricia Schulz, N

EDUCATION OFFICER Lt/C James Christman, N

ASST EDUCATION OFFICER Lt Robert Brehm, N

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Dennis Boylan, S

ASST ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 1st/LtMarcie Hopkins

SECRETARY P/Lt/C Louise Manke, AP

ASST SECRETARY OPEN

TREASURER Lt/C Harry Barnes, S

ASST TREASURER P/Lt/C Joseph Poplstein, AP

STANDING COMMITTEES

NOMINATING COMMITTEE OPEN 1 YEAR

P/D/C Twila Hauck, SN 2 YEARS

P/R/C Elizabeth J Glassell, AP 3 YEARS

AUDIT COMMITTEE P/C Sue Lowe, SN 1 YEAR

P/C Mary Glassco, AP 2 YEARS

P/C Gerald Nagy, AP 3 YEARS

RULES COMMITTEE Lt David Kinkaid, AP 1 YEAR

P/Lt/C Dean Neiding, JN 2 YEARS

D/Lt/C James Holcepl, SN 3 YEARS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

P/C Mary Glassco, AP

Lt David Kincaid, P

P/C Gerald Nagy, AP

P/C James Holcepl, SN

P/D/C Twila Hauck, SN

P/R/C Elizabeth J Glassell, AP

RESPECTFULY SUBMITTED

P/C Susan J Rothacker, P P/D/C Twila Hauck, SN D/Lt/C James R Holcepl, SN


www.usps.org



www.usps.org Page 8

SPRING CONFERENCE AGENDA

Friday, 24 March – Casual Attire/ Dress for Hospitality Suite 1800 - 1900 Meet the Chief – All Invited 1900 - 2400 Icebreaker & Hospitality Rooms

Saturday, 25 November – Day – Blazer with Polo Shirt (Uniform F optional) Evening – Uniform A with Bow Tie or Dressy Attire 0700 - 1000 Breakfast on your own in hotel restaurant 0800 - 1200 Registration - Lobby 0800 - 0855 Squadron Officers Meetings:

Squadron Commanders and Executive Officers Squadron Administrative Officers Squadron Educational Officers Squadron Secretaries and Treasurers P/D/C breakfast meeting-reserved section of hotel restaurant

0900 - 0950 The ABCs of Overland Boat Transportation Ian Fenberg, President and Owner of Hurricane Marine Transport

0900 - 0950 Incorporating Digital Media Library Videos into Your Classes P/V/C Robert Brandenstein, SN

1000 - 1050 A Cruising Dream - Making a Trans-Atlantic Passage Mike Ward, Skipper of the Westsail cutter “Seahawk”

1000 - 1050 Trailer Boat Cruising-A Journey to Superior, Wisconsin David Guertal, P and Lori Guertal, SCPS

1100 - 1150 Town Hall Meeting with C/C Louie Ojeda, SN

1200 - 1345 Lunch and Awards

1400 - 1600 District 7 Business Meeting

1600 - 1800 Free time

1800 - 1845 Cocktail Reception – Cash Bar

1900 - 2100 Dinner and Awards 2100 - ???? Hospitality Rooms

Sunday 6 November – Casual Attire 0900 - 1000 District 7 Bridge & Squadron Commanders’ Meeting 1000 – 1200 Instructor Recertification

PLEASE RETURN TO:

USPS/NCOSPS

P/C James Mason, SN IN

1626 Lakeland Ave.

Lakewood, Ohio 44107

Address Service Requested

Dated Material

DATE EVENT / LOCATION

Feb 19 Founder’s Day 1230

Hofbrauhaus House

Sponsored by Berea Sail & Power Squadron

Feb 24 Friday Night Dinner 1800

King Wah on Center Ridge Rd., Rocky River

March 8 Election Night 1900

Houlihan’s, 25651 Detroit Rd., Westlake

1800 Dinner is Optional

Mar 25-27 Spring Conference

Clarion Inn — Hudson, Ohio

April 2 50th Annual Change of Watch 1100

Merwin’s Wharf in the Cleveland Flats

See Top of Page 7 for Details

May 6 Derby Party 1600

Kinkaid Stables — Bratenahl

NORTH COAST OHIO SAIL and POWER SQUADRON CALENDAR OF EVENTS for 2017

Come For the Boating Education... ...Stay for the FriendsSM

DATE EVENT / LOCATION

* Dates/Locations to be confirmed, may be subject to change

Aug 4-6 D7 Cruise

Middle Bass Island

When in doubt, call for Details ……

Events: Admin: P/C Jerry Nagy, AP

440-915-1273 [email protected]

Call or Text Marcie Hopkins: 216-533-2675

Commander Elizabeth Glassell, AP


Classes: SEO: Lt/C Jim Christman, N


Asst SEO: P/C Jim Mason, SN 216-905-6547 [email protected]

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