Commodore J.W. Robert Medland has chosen to present Zdenka and Jack Griswold the Cruising Club of America’s 2021 Commodore’s Award for their four years of dedicated editing and production of the Club’s annual publication, Voyages.
Commodore's Awards are presented from time to time by the Commodore for special service to the Club.
For many years of service as CCA and Bermuda Webmaster
"COMMODORE'S AWARD PRESENTED TO
DAVID T. PRATT
IN DEEP APPRECIATION FOR MANY YEARS OF SERVICE AS CCA WEBMASTER
THE
CRUISING CLUB OF AMERICA JANUARY 2007"
Jeffrey Wisch, M.D. received the Cruising Club of America's 2020 Commodore’s Award. This prize is awarded to a member of the Club, at the Commodore’s discretion, who has made a special service to the Club.
2018 Christopher L. Otorowski and Timothy R. Surgenor for their leadership, effort and diplomacy in revising the Club’s By-Laws.
Captain Henry Marx, CEO of Landfall Navigation, CCA member, and longtime safety educator and advocate, was presented with the Commodore's Award at the 2018 meeting of the Safety and Seamanship Committee. Congratulations, Henry!
Doug and Dale Bruce For their significant contributions to the Club in editing its annual publication Voyages. Serving as volunteers since 2011, both have coaxed manuscripts from CCA authors and Blue Water Medalists, massaged them into gripping illustrated tales of sea adventures, and assembled a final product that has frequently been referred to as "The National Geographic of Sailing."
Jean D. Myer for her ten years as Editor of the Year Book, principal among the Club's publications. For most of the year, she served as a committee of one keeping current on literally hundreds upon hundreds of changes. New members, members who crossed the bar, changes to the fleet, fleet photos, yearly awards, committee and Station changes, and Newport-Bermuda Race results. The Club is indebted to her for her volunteer work that has so greatly benefited the members.
T.L. and Harriet Linskey. Cruising is often characterized as a personal quest for adventure at sea. T.L. and Harriet have added generosity to friends near and far. They took their volunteer job of editing the Cruising Club News with them as they sailed between New England and the Caribbean. The accomplishments of our members have been captured in the beauty of the Linskeys work for the past eight years.
Arthur J. (Tuna) Wullschleger for over thirty years of dedication to judging regattas, and contributions to the jury system and development of on-the-water umpiring.