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On 12/28/98 Walter Sly (wcsly@juno.com) said:
Just thought I would check back. I hope that everyone had a great Christmas. Any news or rumors on the ol' gal? My goal is to make SK1 and serve one more time on the Storis before she's deconned. I have to admit, she's still in better shape than my current CGC. If anyone was onboard between '92 & '94 feel free to drop me a line. Hello Bruce (Sir).
On 11/25/98 Dale (ricedale@ptialaska.net) said:
Bob Marzen and all others The Sto is underway today. She is still hope ported out of Kodiak. She was reengined a couple of years ago and then got her Gold numbers as the oldest in the fleetIf they take her out what will take her place. The 210's did not work out up here. None of the new ones have ice bows. The Alex Halley is due up her next yearif she can handle the weather and seas may be the Sto will get some rest.
On 11/08/98 Terry Grant (trgrant@msn.com) said:
I served on STORIS as EO from Fall, 1961 to Spring, 1963. Thanks to my warrants, chiefs, and other crew, we stayed afloat. It was an interesting tour, and in Kodiak I felt a unique sense of community, even though it was then a Navy Base with Coast Guard tenants.
On 10/31/98 Bob Marzen RM2 66-68 (bobmar@ptdprolog.net) said:
For all ye old Salty Sea Dogs of the Mighty Sto!: 'THE LAND THAT GOD FORGOT' IN THE STATE OF ALASKA, KODIAK IS THE SPOT;WE ARE DOOMED TO SERVE OUR COUNTRY; IN 'THE LAND THAT GOD FORGOT'.PATROLING THE BERING ON A WHITE ONE, UP WHERE A MAN GETS BLUE;RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE, THOUSANDS OF MILES FROM YOU.WE'RE 'COASTIES' IN THE COAST GUARD, EARNING OUR MEASLEY PAY;GUARDING PEOPLE WITH MILLIONS, (update: BILLIONS) FOR TWO AND A HALF A DAY.WE SWEAT, WE SHIVER, WE FREEZE; IT'S MORE THAN WE CAN STAND.WE'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE CRIMINALS, JUST DEFENDERS OF OUR LAND.LIVING WITH OUR MEMORIES, WANTING TO SEE OUR GALS.HOPING WHILE WE'RE AWAY, SHE HASN'T MARRIED OUR PAL.NOBODY KNOWS WE'RE LIVING; NOBODY GIVES A DAMN;SOON WE'LL BE FORGOTTEN, WHILE SERVING UNCLE SAM.THE TIME WE'VE SERVED IN THE COAST GUARD; THE TIMES OF OUR LIVES WE'VE MISSED,BOY'S DON'T LET THEM DRAFT YOU, AND FOR GODS' SAKE, DON'T ENLIST!BUT WHEN YOU PASS THOSE PEARLY GATES, YOU'LL HEAR ST. PETER YELL;'FALL IN YOU GUYS FROM THE STORIS, YOU'VE SERVED YOUR TIME IN HELL'! (author unknown, circa 1966 or earlier)
On 10/28/98 Bob Marzen (bobmar@ptdprolog.net) said:
Served on the Sto fm 66-68. First duty after Radio School-Groton. Left as RM2 in early 68. Thanks for the seastories, Jack Hawkins. Remember you in Radar! Also, Al Miller,Gene Dvorak, great to see your names again. Also, Lynn Hein,one of the execs when on. Other was JL Fear. Remember theSRTMs 413 and 457, Russian trawlers? Great ship!! JohnLulamonga? dead? I heard in '97 that the Sto was going de-comm later that year. Where is she now? Al Miller, keep intouch. Will contact you. Best regards to all! Bob
On 10/28/98 Walt Sly (wcsly@worldnet.att.net) said:
I served aboard the Storis between '92 and '94 right out of boot camp. Best first unit experience a guy could ever have. There's still alot offond memories. Even the bad times have gotten better with age. I've noticed a lot of old shipmates in the Hall and to all of you a Say Howdy.And I thank everyone at Fred's Place for helping to bring us back together.Drop me a line if your interested, I'd love to hear what's been going on. Anybody remember fighting that fire on a Russian trawler in Dutch, where wehad the RHI sponsons blown out by the pilot boat? Hello Bruce, Kevin, Paul,Michael, Teg, ETC...
On 09/11/98 LTJG Bruce C. Brown (bruce997@aol.com) said:
Hello again....Fellow STORIS Sailors!!! Served aboard from 90-93 as the SK1. Currently at the Finance Center as LTJG. Lots of great times....and one or two rough days underway...or should I say one or two days that were not rough seas. To all those from the 90-93 Era drop me a line and keep in touch.
On 09/11/98 Ken Fisher (w38storis@comcast.net) said:
It's been nearly a year since my first visit to this site. I served on the Storis 1957-58. I left the ship as EN3 and finished my career in the 9th District at the LBS Kenosha, Wisconsin. I'would like to hear from anyone who was stationed aboard her at any time.
On 08/19/98 Mike Loizakes Zak (ZaksBox@webtv.net) said:
I was on the sto pig from 86 to 89. BM2.Weasel rules.
On 08/17/98 Gene Scherer (e-mail2@ime.net) said:
Hey, Mr. Stegall and MKC (Wild) Bill Morarca, Just want say hi, it was great working with you and maybe some day we may run into each other
On 07/04/98 tom Johnson (cape_hedge@juno.com) said:
served onboard as a seaman app right outta boot camp frm nov 76 to may 78 was best time of my life lot's fun
On 05/17/98 Gene Dvorak (mineral_man@redstone.net) said:
I was an ETN on the Storis from late 67 or early 68 to about 10/68. I transfered over from the Confidence, and I must say the Storis was my favorite(it didn't roll as much). Our Captain at the time(name slips my mund) had been a white hat and had made full bird and he had a real understanding of what made a team pull togeather. Would love to hear from old shipmates and isn't it nice to see that the old girl is still afloat.
On 05/11/98 Jim Cooper (justsew@mtaonline.net) said:
XO 1983-1985. Jim Cushman, Jim Shaw were COs. Great wardroom, better than great crew. Spent 3 tours in Kodiak and this was the best. Underway is the only way!
On 05/10/98 Bill Burchfield, CWO3(Bosn)Ret. (bburch@totcon.com) said:
I was hoping to see something posted from any STORIS crewmembers from her pre-Alaska days. I was assigned to her as a S1/C in 1947 at Constitution Wharf, Boston. She was still wearing her WWII gray hull paint at that time. We made two patrols to Greenland, supplying the Coast Guard manned LORAN Station at Fredericksdahl and several Danish-manned LORAN Stations. Also stopped at the Naval Station at Gronnedal and at the Island's capital town of Godthaab. It wasn't the Bering Sea, but as I recall, the Davis Straits in wintertime weren't exactly a millpond. The STORIS was commanded on the first patrol by Commander Searcy J. Lowery and on the second by Commander Kurt Kurcheski. The Exec was Lt . Robert Goehring ( later a RADM) CBM Walter Olson made both patrols. He later became the first BMCM in the Coast Guard following establishment of that rating. Between patrols, I recall being moored at Constitution Wharf across the dock when the Cutter Bibb docked with the 69 survivors of the flying boat Bermuda Sky Queen rescued off the Grand Banks. At the end of the second Greenland patrol, we tied her up at Curtis Bay, Md., and a crew was sent from Seattle to take her to the West Coast. Only a skeleton crew of the Greenland Patrol crew remained aboard for the trip around. The rest of us were re-assigned to First District Units.
On 04/11/98 Otto Binder (jlmob@alaska.net) said:
I was on the Storis May of 69 to Nov 70 was an EM2. Enjoyed my stay and got to see almost the whole coast line of Alaska. Went to Seattle to prudo bay and out to Adak. We were always under way. Have lots of stories (facts ) to tell. I wonder now how big the hole in the bow is now said to have been. It was a sight to see the bow torn open by the ice. I'am Now living in Palmer Alaska. Also crew members Glen Edwards and Gene Dale also live nearby. Hi to all my old shipmates.
On 04/10/98 Phyllis Gamache (PKay007@aol.com) said:
I'm looking for Jim Pfifer, who was a cook on the Storis from roughly 85-87. If you have any info about my old friend, please drop me a note! Thanks.
On 04/02/98 GM1 Jason Mayfield (psugm@hotmail.com) said:
Greetings to those past and present Crewmembers. I did my time on the Galloping Goast of the Alaskan Coast from Sep 82 till Dec 83. Had to leave for A school. Keep her shining! Also looking for BMC? Brad Tyler he was a BM3 then, Just wanted pass on that our good friend GM2/1 Rick Clegg Crossed the Bar Sunday Mar 29. Went quietly in his sleep. Fare Winds and Following Sea's to a great friend.
On 03/21/98 Joe Whitney (joebrian@web-ster.com) said:
looking for Mark Lewers he served aboard 77 to ?
On 03/21/98 EDWARD SCOTT (oneshotscott@webtv.net) said:
My name is Edward Scott and I served on the CGC STORIS as BM3 from Nov75-Nov77. I am looking foward to contacting past crewmen and those who now serve onthe toughest ship in the Coast Guard. Also would like any info on a future reunion. Looking forward to metting all of you.
On 03/17/98 Sander and Sara Schultz (Sansarschultz@juno.com) said:
We served aboard Storis 90-92. Many fond memories that become fonder with time. No other ship like her!
On 02/26/98 John Czappa (JCzappa@AOL.com) said:
To the Storis; It takes a likin' and keeps on tickin', and comes back for more !!!!!!! It was my first ship out of bootcamp,( I refer to her as home ) I went from SA to SS3 (FS3) from '93 to '95.
On 02/22/98 MKC William Moraca (moraca@olypen.com) said:
I was on the Storis as a MK1 from jul 93 to may 96.
On 02/05/98 Clark Martin (crmartin@voicenet.com) said:
Clark R. Martin. Storis was my first ship from 1989-1991. Served as a seaman. Bad times outweighed the good, but I wouldn't trade the good times for anything.
On 01/22/98 Bobby Padgett (bnbpadgett@webtv.net) said:
Served aboard 1963-1964 as RM1. Was on Radio watch when the earthquake hit. We were down around Unalaska and I lost comms with everyone. Finally raised Kodiak (NOJ) and they had the only transmitter on the Island that was operational. Some scary times.
On 01/02/98 Jim Cushman (cnicom@aol.com) said:
Priviledged to have been CO 82-84. Great ship, great crew, great tour - two seizures, E's at REFTRA, went by more sea buoys than most do telephone poles. Take a lickin keep on tickin kinda cutter - Thunder Hog, Bull Dog of the Bering.
On 12/14/97 Bob Zoner (beezee@snet.net) said:
Served from 67-69 as EN1. Had the best engineroom crew that I ever served with. Never saw a group of 1st class that was so tight.
On 12/13/97 QMC Greg Papineau (STORIS@PTIALASKA.NET) said:
Don't worry, no sea stories here, just some info for all you Storis lovers out there - I run the exchange onboard and we have for sale hats, knives, zippo lighters and t-shirts. If you are interested, call (907)487-5166 and ask for me if you want something. This is a grand old ship and she is going stong. She still handles the Bering like nothing else. 50 footers - no problem. If you e-mail me, just put my name in the subj line.
On 12/07/97 Jim Stoffer (seaspud@lava.net) said:
Served on the old girl back in 80-81, first trip out of Boot Camp...what a ride.
On 11/23/97 Gary Burks (boat-tow@pacbel.net) said:
I was a SN from June 75 to Nov 76 I made the trip to the Arctic for the Pipeline with the Burton Island. What a great ship they sure don't make them like that anymore.
On 11/22/97 EMC Barrie.... (MB.TheBear@juno.com) said:
Looking for MK1 Dave Davidson, and BM1 John Modawell. Anyone know where these two are.... Or MKC Ernie Banks.... What a crew we had in the 1st class mess.... from: 87-89.... Boy could I tell some stories... How about that Hawaii trip in 89 and the bikes in the bottom of the pool. Who would have thought you could ride a bike off of the high dive....Ha....
On 11/18/97 Ken Fisher (w38storis@comcast.net) said:
Words can not describe the honor I feel to back back among shipmates on the USCGC Storis. I served on her in 1957 and 1958. I was fortunate to be on board for the Northwest Passage voyage.
On 11/18/97 M.Barrie (MB.TheBear@juno.com) said:
Served on the mighty sto pig from 87-89. Any former 87-89 members out there? I am now assigned to ISC Miami, as the CIS...
On 10/18/97 Anthony S. Coniglio (elistu@sover.net) said:
I was one of the rider on the STORIS to Prudhoe Bay in the Fall of 75' helping with the construction of the pipeline. The Burton Island got stuck and we did circles around her to break her free from the ice. The night stops in the ice were the best. The bizarre activity upon crossing the Arctic Circle will never be forgotten--once a Blue Nose now a Polar Bear!
On 10/10/97 Aron C. Bechiom Jr (abechiom@coastalnet.com) said:
the STORIS was my Dad's last ship and my first. Although I never joined the C.G., I spent my time in the U.S.N, the STORIS has and always will be my FIRST and favorite. Someone here may have known my dad, SSC ARON -CHUCK- BECHIOM, 1975-77 on STORIS. Retired at the academy in 78.
On 10/07/97 Chris Van der Wolk (ameliav@nantucket.net) said:
I was a QM 1980-81, under Capt. Freeborne, then Cdr. Budd. Good ship, great crew.
On 10/01/97 David Strong (KAMAKZY@aol.com) said:
I served onboard STORIS from 91-93 as EMO and Weps.
On 09/27/97 Teg Weiseth (tegntab@wco.com) said:
I served aboard the Storis from 91-93 went from a Sa to Bm3 just after I left. I had a great time aboard the
On 09/10/97 LCDR Steve Hein (heinsl@osd.pentagon.mil) said:
First tour out of the Academy was in STORIS, 79-81. BUT, some of you may have seen my Dad's notes around here (Lynn Hein). When he was XO and I was between 4th and 5th grade, he took me on a patrol with him. I think it was that experience aboard STORIS that made me decide to try for the CG Academy. And from day one as a cadet, I decided I wanted STORIS for my first assignment. That goal kept my grades up, as
On 08/27/97 Lynn N. Hein (lhein@charleston.net) said:
Two things: Just read in a recent CG Magazine (ex Comdts Bulletin) that The Crew of the STORIS is assembling a scrapbook of 55 years of service. Asking for submissions. Contact is ENS Daniel Schaeffer (907) 487-5166 or USCGC STORIS, Attn: PAO P.O. Box 190655, Kodiak, AK 99619-0655. Number two, for Jim Johnson; yeah Jim, that was an exciting torpedo run on Perryville that night, with both the fishfinder and all fathometers going!
On 08/24/97 CWO Bob Stegall (RWSUSCG@AOL.com) said:
Served on the STORIS 92-95, Good crew and good times. I sure do miss Kodiak
On 08/22/97 Lou Konecsny (louk@cyberenet.net) said:
I was on there in 81 and 82 as an EM3. Does anybody remenber EMC Sorrel,EM1 Phil McCartey,EM3 Tom Stratton,or Bm2 Dennis Robinson? OH the Memories
On 08/19/97 J. C. Carney (jccarney@mega-com.com) said:
Ahoy Storis Crew! I am writing a book on the USCGC Escanaba (WPG-77) and all the ships that were in convoy GS-24 in June 1943. Anyone having data they wish to share contact me at address above.
On 08/08/97 Bob Schweikert (Sgtnjmp@bellatlantic.net) said:
TAD from Radsta Pt Higgins as RM2 for Northwest passage trip had great RMC O.O.Shipp, RM1 was Russ Pouncy. Retired 1974 as CWO. Also the infamous ANIMAL Harrison was a SO2.
On 07/15/97 Jim Johnson (jjohnson@cyberport.net) said:
Does anyone remember the torpedo run on Perryville, in about April 1967?
On 07/06/97 Bill Bradshaw (bc) (panther@hatterasinlet.com) said:
Hello shipmates. We have sailed to many ports together in my 2 tours - RM3 85-87 & RM2/RM1 92-94. Glad to see the participation from other shipmates.
On 07/02/97 Dan King (DanKing@ids.net) said:
ET3/ET2 on board 1970/71
On 05/31/97 jack Hawkins (coastie@flinet.com) said:
WARNING, WARNING, SEA STORY ALERT, SEA STORY ALERT, WARNING , WARNING There we were at forty thousand, Oops, sorry, wrong, story, It was a quiet spring day at the Fuel Pier. STORIS moored to the west side, CONFIDENCE was on the east. Light snow the night before, light winds, calm seas. Sudently a snowball lands on STORIS Quaterdeck. WEEEEll, this insult must be avenged, so one snowball,is answered by two, and two is answered by four and four by eight and so on and so on and so on until is seems both ship's companies are involved. Then this Navy officer leaves the CONFIDENCE, the snowball fight stops. HE leaves the brow and proceeds down the Pier. (You know where we are going with this, Don't you?) HE gets about half way down the pier, and his hat flies off. Suddenly, he disappears into a snowball bank that just appears out of nowhere. For a few seconds, nothing. Then he shakes himself off and turns back towards the cutters. There is no one on deck, just the two poor QMOWs who now have their heads buried in the logbooks. He mutters something, and then storms off down the Fuel Pier. As he passes the Stern and Bow of the Cutters, He turns and flips both the Flying Fickle Finger Award. Turns again and continues off. Morale: If You are Navy, NEVER turn your back on a Coastie with a Snowball. or Would you like a little Salt, with your Slurpy, Sir? That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
On 05/15/97 Tim Ray (debr@olypen.com) said:
Jim Johnson- I can't touch that one. Thanks to you, Patrick Jacobsen, John Hawkins, and all the others that share your tales with us. I took her through Ballard locks, did round turns in Lake Union for two hours waiting for the University Bridge to open for us, than we tied up at Sand Point in Lake Washington to get the Gold Hull numbers from the Fir. Wish I could take her over the top like '57. Hello to Bruce, Kevin, Paul.
On 05/01/97 Patrick M. Jacobsen (pmjacobsen@earthlink.net) said:
Reported aboard in Adak at the beginning of the 1952 Bering Sea Patrol. Served as Communications Officer and Ordnance Officer. Was detached and assigned as temporary CO of the CG-83524 WPB in Juneau in March 1953. Reassigned to STORIS in October 1953 as 'Student Engineer' and later as Engineer Officer for the 1954 Bering Sea Patrol. Was there when 'Storis Playdon Miligruk' was born in the armory while at anchor off Unalokleet. Finally detached in April 1955. STORIS was always my favorite assignment.
On 04/27/97 Dan Baumbaugh (danbaumbaugh@prodigy.com) said:
STORIS, BRAMBLE, and SPAR and their crews will be honored at the Bering Sea Patrol - Alaska Veterans Reunion Association's 1997 reunion in Laughlin, Nevada during the period 30 Sept. thru 2 Oct. 1997. Special recognition will be made of these vessels' 1957 historic voyage through the Arctic ice and circumnavigation of the North American continent. For more information on the reunion and association membership, please contact Jim Loback - e-mail at lob96jm@aol.com.
On 04/25/97 Jim TenBrook (tenbrook@ix.netcom.com) said:
I served aboard the Storis from Spetember 1968 to September 1969, just saying hello to all of those I served with on the deckforce and in Operations.
On 04/12/97 Robert Jacobson (rcjake@aone.com) said:
SK2 onboard Spring 1963 through Spring 1965
On 04/10/97 Anthony S. Coniglio Jr. (elistu@aol.com) said:
Aboard 75-76' under Capn. Little
On 03/25/97 John R. Hawkins (Jack) RDCS, Retired (coastie@flinet.com) said:
SNRD to RD3 With Captain George Hardy, LCDR Lynn Hein as XO, LT Jim Johnson as EO, LT Bishop as OPS. Hey Mr. Johnson, & XO, remember the two Russian Trawlers in March 67. Good Lord, has been 30 years ago? Talk about the old Guard. Remember the first night at NavSta Adak, when we got to wear the new flat hats. Remember all those nights watching the liberty section comming down the hill from the club with a Marine Guard truck in front and a Marine Guard truck in back. Remember the halibut fishing off the SE coast of Kodiak. IN MY TWENTY ONE YEARS, ONLY THE CREWS OF STORIS AND THE VIETNAM DEPLOYMENT CREW OF RUSH ARE REMEMBERED AS THE BEST. USCGC STORIS, HERTZ RENT A CUTTER, YOU CALL WE HAUL, NO JOB TO SMALL. FROM BARROW TO KETCH, ADAK TO ANCHORAGE, THE GALLOPHING GHOST OF THE THE ALASKA COAST.
On 03/18/97 Kevin Riddle (Kiska-AK@worldnet.att.net) said:
Hoping someone can tell me where BM3 Ratliff disappeared to. He was a BM3 on STORIS during summer of '91. He got out of the Guard soon thereafter to pursue college. Anybody have info on his where abouts? Address, phone number, e-mail, etc? Thanks!
On 03/14/97 Jim Johnson (jjohnson@cyberport.net) said:
A ship as old as STORIS that has been through as much as she has must have a treasury of sea stories to tell. I think all the STORIS people should have a story or two. I recall my first time underway on STORIS was a few days after I relieved the outgoing EO. Our mission was a burial at sea. An Air Force Reserve Sargeant from Anchorage had passed away, and had requested burial at sea. STORIS got to do the honors. We had a firing squad from the Kodiak Marine Barracks, the Navy Chaplain, the widow, two surviving daughters and ship's company all at quarters on the fantail. A few miles off Kodiak, in decent weather for January, we held the service. Decent weather in January in the Gulf of Alaska is 5 to 10 degree rolls. Everyone was doing fine until the remains refuled to sink. Those body bags were pretty airtight. About that time, the family members had been through enough, the Marines started to get seasick, and the whole thing was starting to unravel. The remains had the courtesy to finally sink and solve a tough problem for us. That would have been in January, 1967. Maybe it was early February, what's the difference, winter in Alaska is all the same. STORIS was a great tour of duty, I never had another close to it. If anyone can top that story, I'll tell another. Jim Johnson
On 03/12/97 Bill Jones (jkuw94a@prodigy.com) said:
Was on the mighty WAG-38 from 6/62 to 1/64. Left about a month and a half before the biiiig earthquake. We were in the beginning of what the fisheries patrols are now.. State department was involved to head off war with the US fishermen and Russians. Russians always tried to fish in the King Crab areas. Tempers Flared... Great Tour. Year of 1963 we steamed over 27,000 miles and was gone from homport (Kodiak, AK) for 303 days out of 365.
On 03/05/97 Patrick Jacobsen (pmjacobsen@earthlink.net) said:
Served in STORIS from July 1952 through May 1955. Started as Communications Officer, then student engingeer, and finally EO. Was there when Storis Playdon Miligruk was born in the ship's armory while moored off Unalakleet.
On 03/04/97 Richard Clegg (RlMsclegg@aol.com) said:
I was on the Storis between Dec 81 - Sep 83. Would love to talk to anyone that was their at that time
On 02/08/97 Michael R. Branco (THE-BRONCO) (Michael@coqui.net) said:
TC2 Michael R Branco, On board 92-93, served as SA and made - SN, I Never worked harder in my entire life, Had some great experiences and some great trips... Hawaii "ROUGHTRADE" -- Russia, "WOG INITIATION" Fought a Fire on board the Russia ship "STIMAL" Visited a lot of the Alaskan Islands. And made some friends, I am still looking for one of my shipmates that served with me during 92-93, His name was Ronnald Matuskie, He left the Coast Guard and went back to his home town somewhere in OHIO. I've tried to locate him with no luck. If your reading this and have any info please drop me a line. And if you were on board The FAMOUS "WMEC 38" while I was there drop me a line. I have great photos of all the guys and gals and would like to stay in touch. Take care all of you...Lots of luck in the future.... MRB Sends :)
On 01/29/97 Kevin Riddle (Kiska-AK@worldnet.att.net) said:
Served aboard the "Bulldog" 91-94 as cadet, AComms, Weps, & 1LT. They don't make ships like her anymore!
On 01/26/97 L.W. (Pete) Peterson (lwp@flash.net) said:
Had two tours on the STORIS; first was 1949-1951, RM3 to RM1 and second from 1955-1957 as RM1. We went twice into the Arctic building the DEW Line. I understand the following year (1957) she went thru the NW Passage to the East Coast. Wish I had made that one!
On 01/22/97 Bruce Brown (Bruce997@aol.com) said:
SK1 from 90-93. A great tour (looking back of course) Drop a line sometime....
On 01/14/97 Tish (O'Neill) Palmer (tpalmer@ndbc.noaa.gov) said:
Served as HS 88-90. Best two years of my career. Had a great time, met a lot of nice people. Hope all are well.
On 01/14/97 Keith & Shelley Kennedy (Schoenfeldt) (Kennedy@eonet.com) said:
We met on the Storis 1988, married in 1989. Keith (FN), Shelley (RM3/RM2) Left Kodiak February of 1990. Storis was a great ship - DC2 "Petey", Chucky, Rabb, Hale, QM2 Keaney, MK2 Madrid - you guys are the best!! Hope you all are well!
On 01/10/97 Chip Hoynes (hoynes@bellatlantic.net) said:
Served as QM2 93-94. Transfered to Yocona. Both boats last of a dying breed. Bering sea eats hurricanes for lunch.
On 01/05/97 David C. Caswell (dcaswell@ptialaska.net) said:
As BM1 12/1989-10/1992. A few rough rides but learned a lot. Great crews.
On 01/04/97 Lynn Hein (lhein@charleston.net) said:
L. N. Hein Served as XO in STORIS from 12/66 to 7/68. My best tour in over 30 years service.
On 01/01/97 Al Miller (amiller@water.waterw.com) said:
Hello to all my shipmates from 66-68. Where are you and what are you doing?
On 12/26/96 Jim Brittain (brittain@pcsa01.barry.edu) said:
Served onboard Storis from 6/87 to 9/89 as a QM. Capts. were Capt. "Big Al" Walker and Capt. Dotty (sp?)
On 12/22/96 Paul Morgan (Morgan@hula.net) said:
I served from '91 to '94. I was a BM2 and BM1 on her. She's a great cutter and is the one and only "Bull Dog of the Bering."
On 12/18/96 Ken Bishop (kbishop@whidbey.net) said:
Served as OPS from Aug 67 to July 69, at Kodiak, AK
On 12/07/96 Jack Hawkins (jhawkinsiv@aol.com) said:
I was assigned from 11/73 until June 75 while she was at Corpus Christi, before homeport shifted to Yorktown.
On 12/03/96 Rene Plante (reneplante@aol.com) said:
I am trying to get info on how to order some caps, shirts etc from the Storis. I served on the Storis from Sept 65 to April 67.
On 11/23/96 Jim Johnson (jjohnson@cyberport.net) said:
I served aboard STORIS as EO, in KOdiak, AK, from 1/67 to 2/68.
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