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The YMCA Scuba Program was shut down in 2008. All of the Y records were transferred to SEI a little after that. SEI has since been sold and I don't know if the records were transferred. Even if they were, since you were issued a NAUI card, they would have no record of that. If you had a YMCA cert it's possible a record exists.
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#NAUIDiveSpotlight: Brian Schiefer Pioneering Adaptive Diving: How Scuba Diving Transformed Brian Schiefer’s Life For Brian Schiefer, the journey to scuba diving was anything but conventional. Growing up in rural Michigan, far from any ocean, he never imagined himself exploring the depths. His...
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62 years is a long time for storing records, NAUI's 1970 records are better than PADI's which go back to 1984 or thereabouts. Early records are especially problematic as C-cards did not have photos back in 1963, plus the fact that none of us even approximately resemble the person depicted six decades ago. My suggestion is to get re-certified, if you have a log book, it may help you in getting a discount from a NAUI instructor / shop.
David Joss is still listed on NAUI's website:
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#NAUIDiveSpotlight: Brian Schiefer Pioneering Adaptive Diving: How Scuba Diving Transformed Brian Schiefer’s Life For Brian Schiefer, the journey to scuba diving was anything but conventional. Growing up in rural Michigan, far from any ocean, he never imagined himself exploring the depths. His...
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Wow I'm really pleased that's all you need replaced
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