All Boat Photos From NYC 2002 Poker Run Are Online
 

I posted the photographs onto the Marine Machine site because of the tremendous amount of traffic that site recieves, and Byng was a very generous sponsor.

www.marinemachine.com/NYpoker2002.htm

www.PowerboatingCharities.com would like to thank Marine Machine for their generous donations of a high-impact SRP poker run life vest and a ladies leather jacket. We raised a total of $1,519 for the two charities in under 3 hours. The charities were: The Friends of Doug Lewis and The Malia Brothers College Trust Fund.

The photos on this site are the ones I shot on film. To see the digital shots I took, go to the PowerboatingCharities.com.

It's not confirmed yet, but I look forward to seeing everyone again for the Doug Lewis fund raiser in Corpus Christi, TX in August.

Thank you and enjoy!

Best regards and happy boating,

Jennifer Quinn

Jenn...Those are great pics...very clear and sharp...the water looks TOO smooth for some of those guys to get any air shots...but looks like big fun..thanks...:)

Nice shots, looks like it was chilly.
Anyone get a speed reading on Jet Set? I hear it's incedibly fast.

Great pics!

Thank you maam
 

Great photos Miss Jennifer,

Did anyone get a good shot of Sharkeymarine leading the pack??
From a nother boat?
From the shore??
From a heli???

Thanks again
marc

Jen:

I'd advise starting a pool as to when the checks will arrive. They were mailed today in NYC, so crossing the Hudson should take them somewhere between 2 and 20 days. <gg>

I know that guy that won the ladies leather jacket. He is an employee of the place I bought my boat at (A&S boats of South Windsor CT). I wonder what he will do with it?

Dear Baja: You are correct. The gentleman's name is Scott.

Thanks for the kind comments guys. Peter Grobe gave me a raving review as well. I got a great shot of the OSO boat. I didn't even realize they were there until after the event was over!

LeeAnne Lewis sent me an e-mail and took me up on my offer to use the PowerboatingCharities.com web site to keep people abreast of Doug's progress. Let's continue to keep him in our prayers.

Jennifer

:)