Cashbrain Does It Again!
 

Last night was the COPS season opener party held at the Diversey Harbor Yacht Club in Chicago. It was a great time and a good opportunity to see old friends and meet some new ones. This coming season promises to be a great one with some new events planned.
On behalf of all of those that attended and had a great time, I would like to thank Jack ''Cashbrain" for the time and effort it took to put this event on..........Thanks!

Re: Cashbrain Does It Again!
 

I'll second that! It was great seeing everyone again. There's going to be a lot of new hardware on the lake this year. I'm looking forward to a great season.
Thanks,
Dan

Thanks Jack, it was a great party and a great location. It was cool to see everyone, old friends and new. Let's go boating!

Ditto! I can wait to see those two new 38' Sonics this summer! :D

Thanks Jack,
We had a great time. We look forward to the Fun Runs this year.

The Video is great thanks. Did you notice the Pace Boat from 1985 looks just like mine.

Mark and Patti

Jack,
Great event, I believe that a good time was had by all.
This summer looks to be very promising.
Thanks for all you hard work C.O.P.S. I know that it is appreciated by all.

Jack
The boys and I had a great time. Because of all the boating talk, I had to put the boat in Sunday. So far everything looks good. I did have one scary moment. The port engine wouldn't start:confused: Turned out to be the neutral switch.:p Like Mark said, Lets go boating!!!!!!!:D

Jack,

Thanks for your efforts putting together the party. Kathyjo and I had a great time. See you on the water soon.

Steve

Hi Rog
Good to see you guys again and hear about your new boat. I hope the boys let you have a turn with it once and a while if only to take it to the gas dock. :D

Roger (Quite Storm)

Glad to hear that you got out and enjoyed that new Bad Boy of your's, also glad to hear that everything went well. How was Lake Michigan? I just made it out on the Chain it was great day to be out. I can't wait to see that puppy on the water tearing it up.