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Welcome New PYC<br />

Members<br />

Sean and Morgan Hinkley. Sean is<br />

the son of Jim and Julie Hinkley. He<br />

works for the City of Beaverton in Operations.<br />

Morgan works for the State<br />

of Oregon Child Support Division.<br />

They live in Sherwood, Oregon. Sean<br />

began boating in 1990 at the Willamette<br />

<strong>Yacht</strong> <strong>Club</strong>. Sean and Morgan enjoy<br />

cruising and OSU tailgating (GO<br />

BEAVS).<br />

Bryan Berry and Lynne Barbier.<br />

Bryan and Lynne met three years ago<br />

on a blind date, and have been together<br />

since. It comes as no surprise that their<br />

boat, a Carver 35, is named Blind Date.<br />

Turns out that Bryan changed the name<br />

after he met Lynne and surprised her!<br />

Bryan bought the boat, his first larger<br />

boat, 4 years ago. He has been a boater<br />

for as long as he can remember, and he<br />

owned a number of smaller boats. A<br />

friend bought a larger boat and was<br />

looking for a gullible buddy to buy one<br />

also. Enter Bryan!<br />

He kept the boat at Johns Landing, but<br />

found it hard to get people to come<br />

downtown to join him out on the water.<br />

Thus began a search for a yacht<br />

club on the big river. He considered<br />

CRYC, Tyee, and PYC, and chose PYC<br />

due to its location, friends in the club,<br />

and possibility of owning a boathouse.<br />

He purchased one immediately after<br />

joining.<br />

Bryan owns a landscaping business, as<br />

well as some rental properties. Lynne<br />

is a flight attendant. They live in Vancouver,<br />

but they have dinner on their<br />

boat 4 to 6 nights a week at their boathouse<br />

during the summer, and a couple<br />

nights a week during the winter – talk<br />

about dedication.<br />

Bryan and Lynne are active with the<br />

Christmas Ships program. When not<br />

boating, they like to ride their Harley<br />

Davidsons, travel, snowmobile, and ski.<br />

They also like to visit their beach house<br />

on the Washington coast. Lynne has<br />

three grown children.<br />

Floyd and Lynn Jones. Floyd has<br />

lived in the <strong>Portland</strong> area all his life.<br />

He worked as a teacher of occupational<br />

horticulture in the <strong>Portland</strong> school system<br />

until retiring 7 years ago. Lynn<br />

worked as a registered nurse. Floyd<br />

was introduced to boating in the navy,<br />

where he served for four years. He has<br />

been sailing for 35 years. First boat<br />

was a Catalina 22, but he eventually<br />

graduated to his current sailboat, a<br />

Beneteau Oceanis 400, which is currently<br />

located at Marathon Key in Florida<br />

(on the hard during the hurricane<br />

season). He sails the Keys and Bahamas<br />

from November through April (eat<br />

your hearts out!). When not in Florida,<br />

he runs his fishing boat in Alaska. He<br />

used to do some chartering, and has a<br />

skipper’s license.<br />

Floyd has sailed for years in <strong>Portland</strong>,<br />

and has crewed on several PYC boats.<br />

He and his high school buddy, Lane<br />

Brown, bought the Beneteau together<br />

in 1995, and put it into charter with<br />

Sunsail. He and Lane have raced together<br />

in <strong>Portland</strong>. Floyd has sailed<br />

with others at PYC over the years, and<br />

is not a stranger to PYC.<br />

In addition to sailing and fishing, Floyd<br />

likes to dive, golf, ski, travel, garden<br />

and work with wood (he built two kayaks).<br />

Floyd and Lynn have one grown<br />

daughter, who also likes to sail.<br />

Dave Latimer<br />

Membership Committee<br />

S/V Elara<br />

Outstation Access<br />

Road Gets New<br />

Layer of Gravel<br />

Manager’s<br />

Report<br />

C<br />

an<br />

you believe<br />

that it is already<br />

<strong>Sep</strong>tember<br />

I was hoping for a much longer<br />

summer than we had. I hope that you<br />

had a good time on your boats this<br />

boating season and an extended Indian<br />

summer occurs.<br />

In case you didn’t know, we have maintenance<br />

repair forms available on<br />

Terry’s office door as well as in the<br />

office and on the bulletin board behind<br />

the bar. Please fill them out if you notice<br />

a problem on the docks or at your<br />

slip and Terry will take a look at the<br />

issue. It is a much better solution than<br />

mentioning it to the staff.<br />

I have also been aware that sometimes<br />

the dock carts are not being cleaned<br />

out after oil or other contaminates are<br />

spilled in them. Diesel does not smell<br />

very good on your blankets or clothing<br />

after transporting them to your vessel.<br />

We installed an intercom from the office<br />

to the fuel dock in order to inform<br />

you that we are sending someone down<br />

to fuel your boat. If it is within office<br />

hours and you haven’t heard from us<br />

push the PTT button and hold it while<br />

you talk. The office will respond. I<br />

hope that this will keep you informed<br />

about our response.<br />

Fred Carter<br />

<strong>Club</strong> Manager<br />

PYC GOLF<br />

Is A Year Round Sport<br />

Contact<br />

Larry Snyder<br />

503.737.1509<br />

lls.las@comcast.net<br />

www.portlandyc.com <strong>Sep</strong>tember 2011 • 3

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