Michigan - Muskegon Harbor Hospice Chronicle Cup Regatta Jim Beebe and crew win Muskegon Yacht Club’s Harbor Hospice-Chronicle Regatta
MUSKEGON – The fifth Harbor Hospice-Chronicle Regatta kept a couple of streaks alive Saturday. The Regatta, held on Muskegon Lake and hosted by Muskegon Yacht Club, has had a different winner hoist the Chronicle Cup every summer. This year Diminished 5th, skippered by Jim Beebe, caught the gusty winds which popped up shortly after the 1 p.m. race began just right to take home the title. “It was a lot of fun,” Beebe said. “There was a lot of wind at times and we were able to capitalize on our changes to do pretty well. Diminished 5th was crewed by Beebe, Rebecca Beebe, Thomas Beebe and Kristin Granroth. The annual Harbor Hospice-Chronicle Regatta sailboat race was held at Muskegon Lake on Saturday, July 7, 2012. Photos from the Muskegon Chronicle — July 7, 2012  View more photos Harbor Hospice-Chronicle Regatta offers fun for sailors and public — July 7th
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| 2012 Benefiting Hospice: |
| Harbor Hospice Formerly Hospice of Muskegon-Oceana |
| 1050 W. Western Avenue |
| Muskegon, MI 49441 |
| Phone: 231-728-6836 |
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| email: info@HarborHospiceMI.org |
Harbor Hospice Website: http://www.harborhospicemi.org/
Harbor Hospice Chronicle Cup Regatta
June 25, 2011
Hosted by: Muskegon Yacht Club
| 2011 Benefiting Hospice: |
| Harbor Hospice Formerly Hospice of Muskegon-Oceana |
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We sincerely thank all our wonderful sponsors and supporters for the 2011 Harbor Hospice Chronicle Regatta to be held on Saturday, June 25th at the Muskegon Yacht Club.
Harbor Hospice Chronicle Cup Regatta
July 3, 2010
The Harbor Hospice Chronicle Regatta was held on a beautiful and breezy day at the Muskegon Yacht Club. Twenty three boats sailed in the competition. The overall winner was Peerless, skippered by Brian Torresen.
Sponsorship was the key to raising $20,000 in the third year of this event. Major sponsors include the following: Torresen Marine, Inc., Hines Corporation, Trophy House – Jones Sports, Leila Poppen Reynolds, and The Muskegon Chronicle.
For the first time, skippers and crew got pledges for their boats in what we titled the Judy Miller Memorial Challenge. Judy was a founding member of our Harbor Hospice Chronicle Regatta Committee. This effort was very successful and promises growth in years to come. This year’s winner of the challenge: The crew of ‘Wooly Bully’ skippered by Gary and Cassy Marchido.
More than 150 people enjoyed a Pig Roast that followed the Awards Ceremony.
Hosted by: Muskegon Yacht Club
| 2010 Benefiting Hospice: |
| Harbor Hospice Formerly Hospice of Muskegon-Oceana |
Harbor Hospice Chronicle Cup Regatta
July 5, 2009
It was the second year of the Harbor Hospice Chronicle Regatta with more boats racing, more sponsors sponsoring, and continued great hospitality from the Muskegon Yacht Club. Twenty seven boats sailed on July 5th and the overall winner was Ticklish, skippered by Eric Landman.
The overall winner was Ticklish, skippered by Eric Landman. He and his crew are pictured here.
Hosted by: Muskegon Yacht Club
| 2008 Benefiting Hospice: |
| Harbor Hospice Formerly Hospice of Muskegon-Oceana |
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Notice of Race and Entry form can be downloaded here (word file)
Harbor Hospice Chronicle Cup Regatta
July 5, 2008
Twenty five boats participated in the first-ever Harbor Hospice Chronicle Regatta on July 5, 2008 at the Muskegon Yacht Club on Muskegon Lake. The winner: Rapid Sequence, a Melges 24.
The July 6th article in the Muskegon Chronicle, our Regatta partner, reported: The crew of Rapid Sequence had just completed a “three-peat” in the Harbor Hospice Chronicle Cup when the talk shifted to getting a fourth in a row. “This was really great, but next year we really want to win,” explained Tim O’Neill, whose four-person crew got off to a great start and never made a mistake in winning the 67th annual race. Winning No. 4 should be an even bigger challenge as, thanks to the Chronicle’s new partnership with Harbor Hospice, the winning boat at next year’s race will qualify for the 2010 Hospice Regattas National Championship.
The first boat to finish was Windancer, a big SC-70 which traveled the buoyed course in 1 hour, 7 minutes, and 42 seconds. Once the time was corrected, with the handicap format, Windancer took second behind Rapid Sequence. Aftershock, a J-35 took third overall, followed by Trim, an Express 27 in fourth.
The event’s major sponsor was Torresen Marine, Inc. who with twenty other sponsors, helped Harbor Hospice raise more than $10,000 in this first year.
The first Harbor Hospice Regatta came in our twenty-fifth anniversary year. Throughout the anniversary festivities, people were asked to sign the sail in memory of a loved one. This small sail carries a lot of heart.
Sponsors: Harbor Hospice Chronicle Regatta 2008
Torresen Marine Inc.
The Muskegon Chronicle
Trophy House – Jones Sports
Leila Poppen Reynolds
Berends Hendricks
Stuit Insurance Agency
Community Shores Bank
Fricano’s Muskegon Lake
Morgan Stanley
MYC Handicap Racing Division
Shoreline Sport and Spine Physical Therapy
SPN Financial Services, LLC
West Marine
Cherokee Restaurant and Latitudes
Mort Kantor
James L. Korbecki
Muskegon Commerce Bank
MYC – One Design
John Nedeau, Windancer
Asaline Scott, Wells Fargo
Tim Thill
Hosted by: Muskegon Yacht Club
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| Harbor Hospice Formerly Hospice of Muskegon-Oceana |
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