Southern Elegance aboard the SwallowSplit - Bol - Hvar - Mljet - Dubrovnik - Elaphiti Islands - Korcula - Vis - Bisevo - Split

DETAILED ITINERARY

AUGUST 24-31, 2019

Information About Your ItineraryLOCAL PARTNER: The ‘Southern Elegance’ cruise is operated by our local partner, Ambassador Travel. Should you need any assistance throughout your cruise, please ensure you speak with your cruise manager on board or contact the head office number for assistance:

Head Office: +385 (99) 38 44 500 Emergency: +385 (98) 98 619 000 Please Note: The emergency number is used if you are lost or late - otherwise please use the office number.

ITINERARY: Please kindly note, the cruise you have purchased has a set itinerary (as listed on the following pages). Your cruise manager and staff on board will communicate day to day arrangements and scheduling, as this can all change due to weather or local port authorities. Please note for your comfort and safety, the Captain reserves the right to change the route due to bad weather conditions.

INCLUSIONS: 7 night cruise aboard MS Swallow, 7 buffet breakfasts, 6 three-course lunches, 2 dinners including Welcome dinner and reception and Captains dinner, complimentary afternoon tea with cake/biscuits daily, complimentary fresh fruit daily, guided sightseeing tours of Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar and Split, entrance fees to Bisevo Blue Cave (or Vis Island tour if Blue Cave is unavailable), Mljet National Park entrance fees, English speaking cruise manager, experienced crew, daily cabin service, towel and linen service, complimentary Wi-Fi.

ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS PURCHASED: You have purchased the All Inclusive Domestic Drinks Package for your cruise which includes: Croatian wines on tap, beers, spirits, soft drinks, natural and mineral water, juices.

EXCLUSIONS: Arrival and departure transfers, optional excursion in Split (Krka National Park).

MAIN DECK CABIN ALLOCATION CABIN #16 Double Mr Rob Pearson Mr Terry McMahanCABIN #09 Double Mr Eric Carlson Mr Kelvin Brock CABIN #10 Double Mr Rick Dahmer Mr Kyle Jettie CABIN #11 Double Mr Reed Dunn Mr Shaun Campbell CABIN #12 Double Mr Jay Smith Mr Rod King CABIN #13 Twin Mr Troy Blanchard Mr Ken Gentry CABIN #14 Twin Mr Ryan Shurtz Mr Matt Madson CABIN #15 Double Mr Greg Serum Mr Jacky Chau CABIN #17 Double Mr Justin Cavanaugh Mr Michael Melnick CABIN #18 Double Mr Chuck Doyle Mr Felipe Miranda

LOWER DECK CABIN ALLOCATION CABIN #01 DSU Mr Tim Heidal Mr Conrado TapadoCABIN #02 Double Mr Ben Farrar Mr Yomi Adeyemi CABIN #03 DSU Mr Aaron Revoir CABIN #04 DSU Mr Rob DavisCABIN #05 Double Mr Brandon Haws Mr Michael DeCamp CABIN #06 Twin Mr Sean Lodge Mr Eric Weeks CABIN #07 Double Mr Paul Peterson Mr Jaron Smith CABIN #08 Double Mr Jason Frederick Mr Rich Cheney

Southern Elegance Seven Day Itinerary FRI 23 AUG 19 Welcome to Croatia! It’s almost time to board the MS Swallow - just one more night. Tomorrow, please make your way to MS Swallow which will be moored in Split Harbour (please see embarkation details below). Embarkation begins at 1:00pm.

Before the party gets started on the MS Swallow, please come enjoy a welcome cocktail on the Rooftop Bar of the Cornaro Hotel at 7:30pm (dinner to follow on your own)

SAT 24 AUG 19 SPLIT This afternoon, please make your own way to Split Harbour, where your ship will be docked. Split Harbour is the main ferry harbour in Split near the central bus & train terminals. The closest address is Obala Kneza Domagoja 1. Unfortunately a dock number can not be provided as vessels are arranged differently each day according to directions from the Port Authority. Your ship will have its name “MS Swallow” written on it as well as a banner with the Ambassador Travel logo displayed.

Your cabin will be available for check-in no sooner than 1:00 pm. Your cruise departs from Split on Day 2. The first meal on board will be tonight beginning with a cocktail reception at 7:00pm.

Should you be delayed during your journey and cannot arrive on time for the start of your cruise, please contact:.

Head Office: +385 (99) 38 44 500 Emergency: +385 (98) 98 619 000

Split has evolved from the ruins of the remarkable Diocletian’s Palace, the retirement home of Dalmatian born Emperor Diocletian. Construction of the palace took place in 295 AD and today it forms much of Split’s Old Town. Take the opportunity this afternoon to explore the sprawling remains of this ancient city. This evening enjoy a welcome meeting where you can get acquainted with your Cruise Manager and crew before indulging in dinner on board. (D)

SUN 25 AUG 19 SPLIT – BOL – HVAR Today, cruise to Bol on the island of Brac, home to the famous Croatian beach of Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape). Upon arrival, you will have an opportunity to explore the small town of Bol, or walk along the esplanade to Zlatni Rat for a relaxing swim.

This afternoon arrive in Hvar, Croatia’s sunniest and most popular islands. Hvar is a unique fusion of luxurious Mediterranean nature, rich culture and historical heritage. Hvar Town became the island’s Centre in the 13th century and gained glory and power during Middle Ages by being an important port within the Venetian naval empire. Enjoy a guided tour through the town to discover its history; you will also learn how lavender and rosemary have been traditionally farmed in the area for centuries. Tonight your evening is at leisure. (B, L)

NOTE: Exclusive VIP Experience at Carpe Diem Beach Club (hosted by Terry & Rob) Dress: Blue & WhiteExperience the feeling of pure fun in the real sense of the word. Start your adventure with us. Take a ride with an exclusive VIP taxi boat that will be docked in front of Carpe Diem City Bar, and with fun, dancing and high spirits, feel the colors of Hvars’ nightlife.

A huge number of DJs from all over the globe are going to discover the magic and energy of this amazing Club on Stipanska Island… Party all night till morning light with one of your favorite DJs and keep your eyes open for further information!

MON 26 AUG 19 HVAR- MLJET After breakfast, marvel at the magnificent shores of the Korcula islands archipelago and enjoy a swim stop before arriving in Mljet.

After lunch on board, you have free time to explore the National Park, for example, by renting bikes and cycling or jogging on the numerous paths around the lakes or in the forests. If you feel like just relaxing you can hop onto the small boat that will take you to a tiny island on one of the lakes, where you can discover a monastery and a church of St. Mary’s built in the 12th century. Tonight, enjoy a Captains Dinner on board (dress for the Captain’s Dinner is smart casual). (B, L, D)

TUE 27 AUG 19 MLJET – DUBROVNIK This morning you’ll journey to historic and famed Dubrovnik, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cruise along Dubrovnik’s city walls and fortifications and enjoy lunch on board before this remarkable back drop. This afternoon, take a small boat into the city harbour where you will embark on a guided sightseeing tour of the city, visiting the UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town and historical Centre of Dubrovnik. Here the guide will show you some of the most interesting and historical sights of the old town.

After the tour concludes, you will have time at your leisure to explore the sights of Dubrovnik Old Town by exploring the city walls, or you may enjoy taking a cable car to the top of Mount Srd for further panoramic views of the city of Dubrovnik. This evening will be spent in this beautiful city known as the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic.’ (B, L)

WED 28 AUG 19 DUBROVNIK – ELAPHITI ISLANDS – KORCULA After breakfast, the cruise will take you to Korcula. On the way, travel past the magnificent shores of the Elaphiti Islands archipelago and stop for a swim opportunity before lunch. This afternoon you’ll arrive in Korcula town. Join a guided sightseeing tour of the town’s historic Centre where you will hear of its long history and the legend of the great merchant explorer, Marco Polo, who is said to have spent his childhood in the streets of Korcula. The remainder of the evening is free for you to enjoy dining at one of the restaurants or cafés in the old town and around the port. (B, L)

THU 29 AUG 19 KORCULA – VIS This morning, pass by scenic coves and bays as you journey towards Vis. Vis is a pearl among the Croatian Adriatic islands, formerly used as an important military stronghold for years, the architecture and beaches of Vis remained relatively untouched by tourism and development making for a unique destination. Spend the afternoon exploring - from beautiful beaches and preserved nature, ecological agriculture and traditional architecture; you won’t run out of things to see. (B, L)

FRI 30 AUG 19 VIS – SPLIT Your first stop today is a visit to the spectacular Blue Cave. Accessible only by boat, the caves natural underwater entrance allows for sunbeams to penetrate through and reflect off the white cave floor creating a magical effect of aquamarine and silver light in the waters depths.

Afterwards, enjoy a relaxed cruise as you journey back towards Split. The second largest urban Centre in Croatia, Split is traditionally considered to actually be over 1700 years old. Another of Croatia’s historic cities listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A guided sightseeing tour of the town will introduce you to the city’s highlights with free time to explore afterwards. (B, L)

Our Farewell Dinner will be at F De Mar, located at Croatia 14, Obala kneza Branimira. Dinner reservations have been secured at 8:00 pm.

SAT 31 AUG 19 SPLIT Say farewell to your new friends and crew as your cruise concludes upon disembarkation after breakfast. (B)

About the SwallowMS Swallow is a brand new, state-of-the-art motorized vessel ready making its maiden voyage in the 2019 cruise season. It will have 18 stylish cabins, all with private facilities and air-conditioning. All cabins will be equipped with double or twin beds, wardrobe, air conditioning, safe, windows or portholes. The modern bathroom will be equipped with wash basin, shower, toilet and hairdryer. Your cabin will be serviced daily with bed linen change once per week and towels changed every second day during your cruise.

The ship will feature an extra large fully air-conditioned salon style restaurant on the upper deck, with a separate bar and lounge area with a big screen LCD TV, large windows and Wi-Fi. Outside there will be a fully covered terrace with a sitting area, tables and chairs. A VIP Saloon with 180 degree lounge area is located at the front part of the ship and a sun deck with sun beds and a rooftop jacuzzi is available for guests. A swimming platform will be located at the rear of the ship and convenient ladders are available for easy access to the sea. Outdoor showers will also be available for guest convenience. Beach towels available for hire at no extra charge.

CROATIAN SHIP RULESAs both travelers and locals we share responsibility to protect Croatia’s beautiful environment, customs and traditions. We ask that guests respect the Captain and have consideration for his boat as it represents his family’s livelihood. The following ship rules are to protect our customers and we expect all guests to be considerate. If you or any member of your par-ty behaves in a way as to cause or is likely to cause danger or distress to any third party, the Captain is entitled to terminate the travel arrangements of the person(s) concerned without a refund.

üPassengers on board are obliged to abide by ship rules, as the Captain is responsible for the safety of all passengers and the crew. üPassports are to be handed to the Captain for registration on day one.üJumping or diving from the boat during navigation is strictly prohibited.üShips are explicitly acoustic; all passengers are asked to behave accordingly. Please respect night-time peace onboard, which starts at midnight. In National Parks earlier night-time peace is requested. üSmoking in the restaurant area and in the cabins is not allowed.üBed linen & bath towels must not be taken out of the cabins.üPassengers are not permitted to bring drinks and food onto the boat. This includes all drinks and food products purchased on shore. Exceptions are personal care products, medicine and food products for special diets. Other products purchased in port can be stored and will be returned at the end of the cruise.üAny damage and lost keys must be compensated directly to the Captain. üIt is strictly forbidden to throw rubbish into the sea, including cigarette butts. üMultiple mooring in port is now common i.e. vessels are docked next to each other and passengers must reach shore via other vessels. üNudity is not permitted. (blah! if you feel the need to sun in the nude, please use your own discretion)üIf you have any problem, complaint or you are not satisfied with the service we asked you to let us know immediately so that we can solve it as soon as possible

Croatia Cruising General InformationLUGGAGE Cabins are small and luggage storage is limited, it’s best to bring as little luggage as possible. There is room under the beds for regular size cases and our local representative will advise on suitable storage options for additional luggage. There are lockers for rent at the bus station at the port.

TIPPING GUIDELINES Please be advised that tipping is customary in Europe. Please make a note of the below suggestions, so that you can budget accordingly.

Approximate per person: üCruise Manager (if applicable): EUR 5-7 per person, per day. üShip Crew (this is pooled amongst all staff at the end of the cruise): EUR 2-4 per crew member, per day. üLocal Guide: EUR 2-3 per half day of sightseeing, per person, per guide. üRestaurants & cafes: if a tip is not included, rounding up the bill is customary (i.e. if EUR 54, pay EUR 60), but should general be around 10%, depending on the quality of service. Restaurants in Europe often include a service charge which is often not gratuity for the staff. üTaxis: Tip up at 10% of the fare. We recommend you book taxis via your hotel reception and pre-negotiate taxi fares. üTips are also given to hotel room attendants, hairdressers, and other places of service.

PACKING Essentials for this trip are: A swimming suit (or 12), shorts, T-shirts, comfortable walking shoes, your favorite book and a relaxed attitude! The Adriatic Sea is beautifully clean and crystal clear, even those who may not usually swim in the ocean will find it very hard to resist. With a high salt content for added buoyancy and sheltered bays, swimming is easy & relaxed. We also recommend you bring some clothes for the cooler evenings. Generally a light jacket, casual trousers and jeans will suffice. Sun cream, a hat, sun glasses and a beach/swimming towel are also suggested.

ON BOARD – GENERAL Most captains are the boat owners and this lifestyle is part of a family tradition usually stretching over many generations. It’s common that the crew members are part of one family or one family is owner of several boats.

Electricity and water are available, but in a limited capacity. The boat has a generator that makes a certain level of noise, so with your peace and relaxation in mind they are turned off late at night or while the boat is docked in peaceful bays. Water tanks have the capacities to match the number of beds on the boat with a central heater, so there is enough warm water for everyone, assuming everyone uses water reasonably.

Please plan to charge your personal devices during the day as there may not be power/electricity overnight.

SPECIAL - MEAL REQUESTS Please note it is not permitted to bring or consume your own drinks onboard. Drinks are available from the bar in the salon. The bar is equipped with different alcohol and non alcoholic beverages. If you would like to consume a special drink that is not available from the bar please make prior arrangements with the crew. Wine can be bought from the bar by the bottle and kept for you and served at lunch or as requested during the day.

ON BOARD - SAFETY & SECURITY The boat is equipped with life boats and life jackets which can be found under the beds or in a marked wardrobe on deck or in the salon. If you are non–swimmer, we kindly ask you inform the captain on check-in.

During your stay on the boat you need to pay attention to the peculiarities of small ship life i.e. steps are much tighter and sharper, be alert while coming down or going up particularly while the boat is traveling. Decks can be extremely slippery during rain or morning humidity, so while you are walking on the boat please hold the rails with one hand.

Many of the historic harbors are small and sailing Dalmatia has grown considerably in popularity over the past ten years. As such multiple mooring in port is now common i.e. vessels are docked next to each other and passengers must reach shore via other vessels. Please be very careful while you are going from one boat to another. Although theft is extremely uncommon we suggest you lock your cabin when in port.

For the safety and security of all guests the captain has the right to change a planned route in case of bad weather or unfavorable condition in ports. They may also change the direction of your itinerary to avoid crowded ports or predicted bad weather. Only in the case of extremely bad weather, is it possible that you will not visit all the ports as listed in your itinerary. Due to port regulations, vessels may not be able to dock in port until approximately 5:00 pm. The captain of your vessel will endeavor, when possible, to dock earlier, however this can not be guaranteed.

In addition all guests are obliged to look at the on board notice board everyday and check the departure time and ensure they are on board by that time.

Please be aware that small boats are very acoustic, please be considerate to your fellow guests and act accordingly. An official silent time starts at midnight. However some harbors may be crowded with boats and guests which may cause some disturbance. We cannot take responsibility for the noise and behavior of other guests and ships.

ELECTRICITY Voltage is mostly 220V, 50-cycle alternating current. Electrical outlets are round, two-pin.

EMERGENCY NUMBERS If you are making an emergency call from a phone booth, you do not need to insert a telephone card. Clearly state which service you require.

CROATIA... Country Code: +385Emergency Switchboard: 112Police: 192Fire Brigade: 193Ambulance: 194

MONEY ATM cards: For convenience and the best available exchange rate, you will find ATM cards indispensable. We suggest these as your main source of funds when traveling just as at home. Take the same amount of care when using an ATM in Croatia as anywhere in the world. If possible carry two cards with cash withdrawal options when traveling in case one card is lost. Check with your bank to ensure you can withdraw cash on your cards abroad. Also ensure that cards are valid at least 30 days beyond tour completion. Ask your bank for their emergency numbers suitable for international access to report a loss. ATMs are common place throughout Croatia, even on most of the islands and are usually easily found at the port or the main street and inside some shops or supermarkets.

The local currency is the Croatian Kuna (HRK) and will be needed. Cash may be obtained on arrival at exchange offices, banks or from ATMs. Traveler’s cheques are impractical and have limited use. Notes should be in good condition (not stained or torn), and recently printed; as banks and exchange offices are very particular.

Credit cards: Major credit cards are accepted in most major outlets, but smaller shops and restaurants particularly on some of the Islands may not accept credit cards or require a minimum purchase amount. They are not appropriate for incidentals such as small purchases, souvenirs, snacks, etc.

How to say it in CroatianPlease write it down - Molim vas, zapisite DVDHow much does it cost? - Koliko Kosta?Where is.....? - Gdje je....?Telephone - TelefonBathroom - ZahodTea - cajCoffee - KavaWine - VinoBeer - PivoBottled Water - Minereaina vodeCheers! - U zdravijet Zivjelil

Hello - Zdravo/Bog (Bok)Good Morning/Day - Dobro jutro/Donar danGood Evening - Dobra vecerGoodbye - Do videnjaPlease - MolimYou’re Welcome - Nema na cemuThank you - HvalaYes - DaNo - NeDo you speak English? - Govorite ii EngleskiI don’t understand - Ne razumijem

Contact, Hotel & Flight InformationIMPORTANT NUMBERSTerry McMahan, (206) 909-8781Rob Pearson, (206) 909-8782

Ambassador Travel:Head Office: +385 (99) 38 44 500 Emergency: +385 (98) 98 619 000

FLIGHT ARRIVALSSo that you may coordinate transportation from Split Airport to your respective hotels, here is arrival time by party.

Terry & Rob Friday, 8/23 3:45pm Hotel: Cornaro HotelMatt & Ryan Friday, 8/23 6:40pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavReed & Shaun Friday, 8/23 9:35am Hotel: Cornaro HotelGreg & Jacky Friday, 8/23 5:00pm Hotel: Cornaro HotelJustin & Michael Friday, 8/23 1:30pm Hotel: Cornaro HotelChuck & Felipe Friday, 8/23 1:25pm Hotel: Cornaro HotelRick & Kyle Friday, 8/23 6:30pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavTroy & Ken Friday, 8/23 6:30pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavEric & Kelvin Friday, 8/23 6:30pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavJay & Rod Friday, 8/23 6:30pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavBen & Yomi Saturday, 8/24 1:35pmBrandon & Michael Friday, 8/23 6:30pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavJason & Rich Friday, 8/23 6:40pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavPaul & Jaron Friday, 8/23 2:25pm AirBnBEric Friday, 8/23 12:05pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavSean Friday, 8/23 6:40pm Hotel: Le Méridien LavAaron Friday, 8/23 2:55pm Hotel: Cornaro HotelRob Friday, 8/23 1:30pm Hotel: Cornaro HotelTim Friday, 8/23 1:10pm Hotel: Cornaro Hotel

HOTEL INFORMATION:Le Méridien LavAddress: Grljevacka 2A, Podstrana, 21312, Split, CroatiaPhone: +385 21 500 500

Cornaro HotelAddress: Sinjska ul. 6, 21000, Split, CroatiaPhone: +385 21 644 200

FAQ - Know before you go!WEATHER IN CROATIAAverage summer temperatures are around 72°F, but this also means that in July and August you can expect over 40 days with daily temperatures of over 86°F. The average sea temperature varies from 52°F in winter to 77°F in summer.

MONEY IN CROATIAWhile Croatia is a part of European Union, the country still doesn’t use Euro as a common currency. Croatian currency is Kuna (short: kn). Exchanges rates vary so be sure and check the most current exchange rate prior to departure.

WHAT TO BRING TO CROATIAThis means that if you are visiting Croatia during the summer majority of your clothes should be light. Nevertheless, a wind-breaker jacket, and a pair of long pants, and leggings always come handy. Don’t forget your beachwear including swimsuits and cover ups, water shoes, sun glasses, and microfiber towel. A pair of sandals, and a pair of walking shoes is also a must.

TOURIST REGISTRATIONAll tourists staying in Croatia need to be registered at a local tourist office. And non-EU citizens will also be automatically regis-tered at the police. This is the reason why during the check in process at any hotel, private accommodation, or campsite, you’ll be requested to show (and often leave until the next morning) your passport or an ID card.

WHAT AM I GOING TO EAT?People in Croatia love to eat! It’s varied, fresh, local, and tasty. In continental Croatia people eat lots of meat, while a diet in coastal regions is heavily based on fish and other seafood.

CAN I DRINK THE WATER?The tap water is safe to drink in Croatia. However, if you still prefer to drink a bottled water, bear in mind that bottled water is extremely expensive here. For instance, a 1.5 L bottle of a natural water costs around 6 Kn in a supermarket, three times more expensive than in Italy.

IS CROATIA PART OF EU & SCHENGEN VISA REGIMENT?Croatia is a member country of the EU. However, the country is still not a part of the Schengen visa regiment. This means that you’ll still need to show your documents at the border entering Croatia from the neighbouring EU countries, and vice versa.

SPEAKING THE LANGUAGE?You don’t speak Croatian? No worries, most of Croatians speak at least some English, and many speak at least another foreign language. Besides English, German and Italian are most widely spoken in Croatia.

IS INTERNET AVAILABLE?Internet in Croatia is widely available. WiFi coverage is pretty good, with many towns offering free wifi hot spots at prominent places in a town. Most of private accommodation, as well as hotels, and even campsites, offer a free WiFi internet connection.

CRIME IN CROATIACrime: While violent crime is rare, isolated attacks targeting specific persons or property may occur and be racially-motivated or prompted by lingering ethnic tensions from Croatia’s war for independence.• Safeguard your belongings in public areas, especially in bus or railroad stations, airports, gas stations, and public transportation. Report incidents of theft to the local police. File a police report if your U.S. passport is stolen.• Don’t display outward signs of wealth. It may make you a target for thieves.• Avoid “gentlemen’s clubs.” In the past, such establishments have presented foreign customers with inflated bills and threatened those who refuse to pay.

US EMBASSY - ZAGREBUlica Thomasa Jeffersona 210010 Zagreb, CroatiaTelephone: +(385) (1) 661-2200Emergency: +(385) (1) 661-2200Email: zagrebACS@state.govWebsite: https://hr.usembassy.gov

Terry McMahanMain Deck, #16

Rob PearsonMain Deck, #16

Ben FarrarLower Deck, #02

Yomi AdeyemiLower Deck, #02

Aaron RevoirLower Deck, #03

Rob DavisLower Deck, #04

Brandon HawsLower Deck, #05

Mike DeCamp IILower Deck, #05

Sean LodgeLower Deck, #06

Eric WeeksLower Deck, #06

Paul PetersonLower Deck, #07

Jaron SmithLower Deck, #07

Jason JohnsonLower Deck, #08

Rich CheneyLower Deck, #08

Kelvin BrockMain Deck, #09

Eric CarlsonMain Deck, #09

Rick DahmerMain Deck, #10

Kyle JettieMain Deck, #10

Reed DunnMain Deck, #11

Shaun CampbellMain Deck, #11

Jay SmithMain Deck, #12

Rod KingMain Deck, #12

Troy BlanchardMain Deck, #13

Ken GentryMain Deck, #13

Chuck DoyleMain Deck, #18

Felipe MirandaMain Deck, #18

Ryan ShurtzMain Deck, #14

Matt MadsonMain Deck, #14

Greg SerumMain Deck, #15

Jacky ChauMain Deck, #15

Justin CavanaughMain Deck, #17

Michael MelnickMain Deck, #17

Conrado TapadoLower Deck, #01

Tim HeidalLower Deck, #01

Introducing...Team Croatia!Terry Rob

Ben AaronYomi Rob Brandon Michael

Sean PaulEric Jaron Jason Rich

Kelvi RickEric Kyle Reed Shaun

Jay TroyRod Ken Ryan Matt

Greg JustinJacky Michael Chuck Felipe

Tim Conrado