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John Wierzchowski
Term Expiring 9/2008

John & Cindy have been MBIYC members for over ten years. Their home in the winter and during the week is in Aurora, Ohio, on the weekend during the season you’ll find them on the boat. John holds Airline Transport Pilot and Flight Instructor licenses and is the Chief Pilot, IT Manager and a Senior Project Manager for Environmental Growth Chambers in Chagrin Falls where he has worked for over twenty years. Cindy has been in the transportation industry for fifteen plus years, and is currently employed as a supervisor for FedEx Supply Chain Services in Hudson, OH.  

They are now enjoying their fifth boat, Mystic, a 43 ft Viking Double-Cabin Motoryacht, which is docked in Sandusky. Their goal is to sell the house and live aboard a trawler during retirement.

They have had some wonderful cruises on the Great Lakes over the years.  2001 was one of the greatest, cruising up through Lake Huron and around to Little Traverse Bay on Lake Michigan. 2003 saw them charter a trawler in the Virgin Islands. This is some of the most relaxing cruising in the world. They liked it so much they went back and did it again in January 2005. For 2008, John plans a "Commodore's Cruise" to the North Channel.

John is a senior member of the Akron Power Squadron where he has also served as the Legislative Officer and on the Audit Committee. He is a certified Vessel Safety Examiner.

 

John has served as Vice Commodore (2006-2007), Treasurer (2004-2006), on MBIYC's Board of Directors (2002-2004), and together with Cindy published the Club newsletter from 2001 through 2004. He also served on the Dock Committee (2002-2007) and chaired the Rules Committee (2007).

He currently serves as Commodore (2007-2008), Chair of the Lease Committee, and Webmaster of the Club's website.

Cindy served as the Club's bookkeeper (2002-2006 ) and devoted countless hours to organizing and computerizing the Club's financial records. She will no doubt prove invaluable to John during his term as Commodore.