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Thank you Frank.
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Cleaning up I found this paper my dear friend Dr. Lance Rennka wrote 20 some years ago. Lost touch with him and will try to track down while we are in the Santa Barbara area. He instructed
so many divers.
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Scanning Force Fin history. So many special friends.
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I wonder what John Madunich i
s doing. So many friends supported our Force Fin designs.
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My Lover and best friend Susanne Chess keeps all my projects rolling. We are a Team and work like barnacles. high or low tide we can handle it.
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Susanne and i were swimming in the carpinteria pool this week and bumped into holly lohuis. What a amazing Women. The Team | Ocean Futures Society love this image Carrie captured of Holly with her
ops. Like to own a pair?.
ops. Like to own a pair?.
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I met Dick Anderson when I was in my early twenties. Dick was instrumental in my use of Poly Urethanes. Here is the story. 
https://forcefin.com/anderson-effect/
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Dr. Phil Nuytten became a friend and mentor. Both Mary and Phil have passed on. Phil was a genius beyond
words.
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Our talk.
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I found this image today cleaning up old files. I am far left, Commercial Abalone Diver Win Swint and Michael Candy. We were towing my camera system looking for Abalone resources in Baja Mexico 1973. Both Candy and I tended for Win in the California Channel Islands. Win was dragged to his death by his Hooka line
while diving alone for sea Urchins, by a sailboat crew not watching what they were doing. Michael passed on from cancer.
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