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Capt’n Dave Cottrell
teaching a 4th grade shore school at Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary
Learning. Capt’n Dave is Community Sailing’s instructor trainer who mostly
works with Community Sailing’s instructors to insure that they are American
Red Cross certified and fun instructors. Capt’n Dave has been teaching
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Cherry
Creek
Shore
Director, Jack Dusendschon, is a
recently certified school teacher. Jack
has been sailing all his life and was the Standley Lake Shore Director in
2000 and 2001, returned to Community Sailing in 2006 as an instructor and
will move to the Cherry Creek program as Shore Director in 2007.
Prior to becoming a certified school teacher, Jack spent his
winters being a ski instructor at
Winter Park
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Standley Lake Shore
Director, Jay Price, attends the University of Colorado Engineering School.
Jay manages the day to day operation at Standley Lake. He has been teaching
sailing for 8 years as a certified instructor with Community Sailing.
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Oliver
Bierman-Lytle
became a certified sailing instructor in 2006.
Oliver learned to sail with Community Sailing in 2000.
Oliver teaches beginners and intermediate junior sailors at Cherry
Creek. He currently attends
Kenyon
College
in
Ohio
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Instructor Mark Pauly,
40 something, is a professional photographer when he’s not sailing or
teaching at Community Sailing. Mark, a certified instructor has taught
sailing with Community Sailing for 4 years and has a passion for multihull
Hobi Cat sailboats. Mark became a dad in 2002.
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Instructor Philip Ryan, 30 something, is a
violin maker when he’s not sailing or teaching at Community Sailing. Philip
teaches Advanced Sailing and is Community Sailing’s Junior Race Team coach.
He has been sailing since he was 10 years old and now competes on a national
level. Philip has been a certified instructor for 7 years.
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Reeve
Dunne started sailing with Community Sailing in 1998 when he was 11 years
old and became an assistant instructor when he turned 17. Reeve became a certified instructor in 2005 and
teaches beginning and advanced sailing.
Reeve builds sailboats and races nationally.
Reeve will attend MIT in 2006.
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Steve Frank is the Executive Director of Community Sailing. He is 40
something. Steve started Community Sailing in 1994 when he realized that
Denver’s lakes were an underused natural treasure and a great place for kids
to spend time during the week when their parents were at work.. He has been
a sailor since 1969 and earned his instructor rating in 1993.
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Travis
Miller started sailing with Community Sailing in 1998 as a 10 year old
youngster.
Travis spent every hour of every day, he was at the lake, on a
sailboat and earned his Advanced Helmsperson rating in 2002.
When Travis turned 17 he earned his instructor rating and was hired
as an instructor.
Travis teaches beginning and intermediate sailing.
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Bill Green is an assistant
racing coach.
He teaches advanced sailing primarily with Community Sailing’s
junior race team. Bill earned his instructor certification in 2004.
He became a dad in 2005. When he’s not sailing, Bill is a professional
photographer and teaches skiing, during the winter, at the Loveland ski
area.
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Joanna
Foote learned to sail with Community Sailing and became an assistant
instructor with Community Sailing when she turned 16.
Joanna competes on Laser sailboats locally and regionally.
She teaches beginning and intermediate sailing.
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