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Next Meeting: Feb. 21, 2013, 1130 hrs, TAMUG

Officers
President
Capt. Michael J. McCright

captmccright@mastermariner.org
Vice President / President-Elect
Capt. Joe Perry
Secretary
Capt. Augusta "Gussie" Roth

281-534-9691
captroth@mastermariner.org
Treasurer
Capt. Wayne Farthing

504-279-6543
captfarthing@mastermariner.org
Mailing Address
CAMM Houston Chapter
4620 Fairmont Pkwy, Suite 203
Pasadena, Texas 77504
Tel: 281-487-4649
Fax: 281-487-0686

Page last updated on Fri, Apr 12, 2013

Featured Speaker April 18, 2013
Mr. Mr. Tom Cheatum, Sales and Marketing Manager, Versabar. Versabar specializes in heavy lifting solutions for sub-sea lowering systems, salvage and more.

Meting Date and Time Changes
Meetings for the first half of the 2013 year will now be held on Thursdays at 11:30, same location, once a month. Please check this site for exact dates.

Upcoming Meeting Dates

Meetings

Meetings are regularly held monthly, with the exceptions of June – August. 11:30 social, 12:00 luncheon and meeting.

Texas A&M University
Building 3004, RM 125
Seawolf Parkway
Galveston, TX 77029
Campus Map (pdf file)

This is in the school cafeteria and we have a private dining room (room 125) with PowerPoint projectors, up to date conference facilities. Official name of building is Mary Moody Northern Student Center. Cost per cafeteria meal is $8.81, pay with cash or Credit Card.

Oral History Project

CAMM Houston’s Oral histories are on going, via the CAMM supported Veterans History Project, sponsored by the Library of Congress, American Folklife Center. Captain Michael Mc Cright has been responsible for promoting CAMM oral histories here in Houston for some time. Any member interested in recording their memories please contact Library of Congress, American Folklife Center. WWW.loc.gov/folklife/vets, email: vohp@loc.gov for a package.

Houston Maritime Museum:

The Museum’s Purpose
Maritime history is important to Houston, the second largest port in the United States; therefore, the purpose of the Houston Maritime Museum is to exhibit and to teach the many ways in which oceans influence not only world history but also every aspect of our daily lives. Join Us Today for a Voyage into Maritime History!

Houston Maritime Museum, 2204 Dorrington, Houston, TX 77030.
Tel. 713-666-1910     Fax. 713-838-8557
web: houstonmaritimemus@sbcglobal.net
The Houston Maritime Museum is a 501 (c) 3, Non-Profit organization. All donations are tax free and greatly appreciated!