SOUNDINGS - Harley Marine Services, Inc.

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June Anniversaries
Harley Marine NY
Joseph Dady—2 years
Kenneth Shaw—2 years
Harley Marine Services
Mike Curry—12 years
Courtney Wickens—3 years
Millennium Maritime
Pat Lopez—10 years
Olympic Tug & Barge
Brad Lowe—17 years
Chris Swan—17 years
Ron Echeverio—10 years
Ben Lussier—9 years
Steve Carleton—8 years
Dan Corkery—8 years
Tim Dougherty—6 years
Garri Ferguson—6 years
Mike Coleman—5 years
Joel Gerstenberger—2 years
Tim Hinman—2 years
Richard Persinger—2 years
Tyler Visser—2 years
Jacob Beaty—1 year
Mitchell Hetterle—1 year
Scott Wurster—1 year
Public Service Marine
Trent Newlon—13 years
Pacific Terminal Services
Tina Garrett—28 years
Larry Lamb—8 years
John Overly—4 years
Bruce Staneart—3 years
Starlight Marine Services
Martin Miller—6 years
Chris Royeton—4 years
Samuel D’Aloisio—3 years
Sterling Jones—3 years
Rodney Ortiz—2 years
Daniel Morrison—1 year
Michael Rubino—1 year
Orio Steele—1 year
Westoil Marine Services
Daniel Seeley—9 years
Abril Palomarez—1 year
DIVE AROUND THE CLOCK
PacTerm employee Kevin
Buffum will be participating in
the third annual ―Dive Around
the Clock‖ Dive-a-Thon Relay
Charity Event benefiting
Seattle Children’s Hospital
Cancer Research. The divea-thon
will take place at
Redondo Beach in Des
Moines, Washington on July 17th and 18th, 2009. Two person
buddy teams will be rotated every thirty minutes for a 24 hour
period to ensure that there is a continuous presence of divers
in the water.
Seattle Children’s is ranked as
one of the best children's
hospitals in the country by U.S.
News & World Report magazine.
Children’s is a private nonprofit
that serves as the pediatric referral center for Washington,
Alaska, Montana and Idaho. Children’s provides excellent
patient care with compassion and respect, and conducts
cutting-edge pediatric research. They are also a respected
educational resource for parents and healthcare professionals.
Since they opened the doors in 1907, they have maintained
their founding promise: to provide needed medical care to all
children in our four-state region – regardless of a family's ability
to pay.
The need for such uncompensated care has risen dramatically
in recent years. In 2001, they provided $24.9 million in
uncompensated care. In 2008, the sum topped $86 million, and
they expect to provide more than $100 million in
uncompensated care in 2009 to families in need and to cover
Medicaid payment shortfalls.
Please consider making a donation to Kevin for his efforts in
the dive-a-thon by visiting his Firstgiving page at
http://www.firstgiving.com/kevinbuffum1.
You can donate online with a credit card. All donations are
secure and sent directly to Seattle Children's Hospital
Foundation by Firstgiving, who will email you a printable record
of your donation.