The Englewood Sailing Association continues its mission to instill confidence, character, and community by teaching the skill of sailing to youngsters and adults. The students of ESA’s recent Adult Learn to Sail class cheerfully show off their graduation certificates after attending a four-day class at the sailing center at Indian Mound Park on Lemon Bay. The 20 year all-volunteer, not for profit, sailing organization offers classes for youth and adults conducted by experienced members who volunteer their time and expertise in sailing. ESA plans another Adult Learn to Sail class in November and will also offer three Learn to Sail Summer Camps for youth, 10-17 years, scheduled in June and July. Early registration will be accepted now. The ability to swim is the only requirement. For more detailed information, check the website at englewoodsailing.org. Pictured are (L-R) Pamela Coleman, David Costanzo, Edward Keenan, Laura Kouba, Peter Koube, Dave Cruise, Ruth Manners, Elizabeth Baker, ESA President C.H. Ritt, Clint Baker, Alan Fraser, Mansour Khol, Maureen Butler, and Anne Silloway.
Photo by John Bass.
