SOUNDINGS - Harley Marine Services, Inc.
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<strong>SOUNDINGS</strong> Page 8<br />
OLYMPIC L RESCUES A SICK SEAL<br />
On Saturday, May 9th, the Olympic L had an<br />
unexpected visitor aboard the barge. In the early<br />
morning hours, a baby seal pup made its way onto<br />
the loaded Olympic L while at Long Beach<br />
Anchor. Tankerman Aaron Wells noticed the pup<br />
was not well and probably ill. He notified<br />
dispatcher Marco Vuoso to coordinate for <strong>Marine</strong><br />
Mammal Rescue to pick up the ill pup. Rescue<br />
was made at their next job alongside a Carnival<br />
Cruise ship where the pup was transported back<br />
to the dock to an awaiting truck.<br />
Thanks to the crews on the Olympic L and the<br />
John Quigg, the pup is safe and recovering in the<br />
<strong>Marine</strong> Mammal Rescue facility. Crew on the<br />
Olympic L was tankerman Aaron Wells and<br />
deckhand Michael Traughber. The Tug John<br />
Quigg crew was Captain Jay Carlin and<br />
Engineer Raul Hernandez.<br />
Great job guys for looking out and being<br />
concerned for the safety of our marine life.<br />
"Cystic Fibrosis Southern California Walk-a Thon"<br />
As mentioned in a previous article, Pete Hofmann of Public Service <strong>Marine</strong> participated in the Cystic<br />
Fibrosis San Dimas Great Strides Walk-a-Thon on May 2, 2009 at Bonelli Regional Park. Overall,<br />
the event was a great success! The weather, always a question at that time of the year, was perfectpartial<br />
sun and in the 70's. There<br />
were 35 groups in attendance that<br />
walked to help find a cure for CF and<br />
support the foundation. Individuals in<br />
each group have had their lives<br />
impacted by knowing someone with<br />
cystic fibrosis, which is why they all<br />
come together to do what they can to<br />
help find and fund a cure. In total,<br />
600 participants walked and together<br />
they raised $150,000!<br />
Thank you to all who have helped<br />
financially and for your thoughts and<br />
prayers. We all look forward to the<br />
day when a cure is found to fight this<br />
terminal disease.