John Groustra
Lexington, Michigan H-54

My wife Kathy and I have been boating since 1979 (we're 25 year GLCC members), and loved North Channel cruising so much that we moved to Lexington, on Lake Huron, as our year around residence in 1995. We presently keep our 29-foot Tiara, called Michigander at Oldford's Marina in Lexington.

Max Guzman
Upper West Harbor, Ohio E-16.8

Max has always had an affinity for the water. Maybe that is because he was born in a Gulf-of-Mexico coastal town in Texas. Trips and vacations almost always have drawn him to the water, boats, and beaches. As a kid, his dad had a little runabout that he would take out to give his friends thrill rides. Little did he know that one day he would become a "sailboater."

Gerry Hawke
Longuisa Bay, Ontario
GB-26.1 GB-26.2 GB-26.4

Alan Chesworth
Thornbury, Ontario GB-16

I was born and educated in England, spent my working career in the petro-chemical business in the UK, US, and Canada, the last 30 years with Imperial Oil and Exxon. Married with two adult daughters. My wife, Wendy, and I are both retired and now live in Thornbury about 300m from the harbour.

Beach Hall
Rogers City, Michigan H-73

Beach Hall has replaced the legendary Harry Whiteley as Port Captain for Rogers City—the closest Lake Huron city to the North Channel entry at Mississagi Strait.

10/22/15 Changed Founder's  to Founders 

At its December meeting, the GLCC Board appointed Port Captain Roland Aubé of Elliot Lake, Ontario, as Canadian Judge Advocate for the club. The position of Canadian Judge Advocate was established at the Club's annual meeting in Chicago, to complement the existing U.S. Judge Advocate position. The Judge Advocates are the officers who act as legal advisors to the Board of Directors. Roland will join John Regan of Chicago who is the club's U.S. Judge Advocate.

Here's an overview of the state of the Great Lakes, by an easterner (feature writer for the Christian Science Monitor). An interesting read...

Here's evidence that the GLCC web page is very easy to use—even a boat cat can handle it. For newcomers, there's lots of basic information under the "Help" button at the top of this page.