Sea Cloud saga ends with piracy accusations and revival
Dr. Dick Ellis narrates the Sea Cloud's voyage from its sale to Trujillo and renaming Angelita to its later restoration in Hamburg as Antanna and eventual chartering. The tale covers piracy charges against owner Ramfis, legal battles, and the ship’s transformation into a 60 passenger Baltic and Caribbean cruiser with medical staff and a renowned dining experience.
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Hamburg
Germany
Baltic
Stanford University
Caribbean
Mediterranean
Ed Cassidy
Coast Guard
Florida
Sea Cloud
Richard Shannon
Massachusetts
Obituary: Jerald F. Skeyhan 1906 2001 Kingman AZ Resident
Jerald Francis Skeyhan of Kingman AZ a retired government worker died Sunday Feb 4 2001 at 94 He was born November 12 1906 in Rockford IL and lived in Fort Worth before moving to Kingman two years ago He worked as a contracting purchasing supervisor with atomic energy commission astronaut training missile programs and NASA space programs Survivors include his wife Ona Mae Killingsworth Skeyhan of Wellington and sister Bernice Heafner of Los Angeles CA The obituary notes the breast health screening line and Hazlitt quote are not part of the main obituary details.
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Jerald F. Skeyhan
Jerald Francis Skeyhan
Kington
Skeyhan
Rockford
Fort Worth
Kingman
Atomic Energy Commission
NASA
Ona Mae Killingsworth Skeyhan
Wellington
Bernice Heafner
Los Angeles
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Dick Ellis
Trujillo
Angelita
Dominican Republic
Ramfis
Hollywood
France
Canary Islands
Agelita
Patria
Panama
Mellon
Cliff Barbour
John Blue
Barbour
Antanna
Stephanie Gallagher
Gallagher
Panama Canal
Naweand Gallagher
Ellis
Naseweb.com
Colonial Manors
Hollis
Oklahoma
Colonial Manors I & II
Helle
Aserd
Texas Department of Health
Texas
William R.D. King
Cuba
William Hazlitt
Webmagic Weomt
Ramon Pe
Ats
Dobson Cellular
Ieee
Sean
Chevy
Rusty Lee
Joe Wood
City Hall
Childress St
Sam McGill
Tommy Hightower
Mobile
Edward Everett Hale
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