RYC Burgee - Summer 2016

The Burgee

of the Rainier Yacht ClubSummer 2016

Ahoy all RYC members! First let me say “I love Rainier Yacht Club and the people in it!”

Rainier is made up of a unique collection of people with many talents, people that like having fun and are not in the club to gain moorage; nearly everyone goes the extra mile for the better of the club. I want to thank all that have supported Cindy and I since we volunteered to go through the chairs two years ago.Past Commodore Terry Durfee and Janette Brace, thank you for all of your help and advice, but most of all your friendship during our junior officer years. It has been a fun ride going thru the chairs with you. Greg and Kate Wharton, thank you for a job well done as Rear Commodore and continuing to share responsibilities the Rear position as Vice until the Rear position is filled. This last year has been a lot of fun at all the JO balls and TYC Daffodil when Kate dressed me as the Coppertone Baby.

Outgoing Fleet Captain Dave Liebman, thank you for a job well done during your term and helping to make the transition for Tarry go smoothly. Treasurer Joyce Heimerman, Secretary Carl Heimerman, Board members Sam Olsson, Cindy Scott, Past Commodore Terry Durfee, Vice Commodore Greg Wharton, and Fleet captain Tarry Rohr, thank you for your service on the board. Sandy Subert and McAulay Haney,

thank you for stepping up and filling board positions vacated by Robin and Sue. At our last board meeting Sandy was voted in as our new board chair. All of your leadership and volunteerism is both appreciat-ed and contagious.Past board members Robin Crist and Sue Reiger, thank you for you past board service, you will be missed..Sandy Subert and Janette Brace thank you for your past work in creating and maintaining our RYC web-site. Sandy, thank you for your hard work on the an-nual. Kevin Patton and VC Greg Wharton, thank you

Commodore’s ReportCO Richard Scott

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The Rainier Yacht Club 9094 Seward Park Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98118206-722-9576 [email protected]

CONTENTSOfficer Reports 1-7Bylaws Amendments Summary 7Cruising Diary 8-9In Memoriam 10Member Gallery 11RYC 4th of July 12-13Member Education 14Upcoming Events Flyers 15-19

SUMMER HIGHLIGHTSJuly 2-4 Independence Day Kingston Cruise-InJuly 12 Club PotluckJuly 15-17 Annual Andrews Bay Wagon WheelAug 5-7 Seafair WeekendAug 9 Pasta FeedSept 2-5 Labor Day Cruise-in to PoulsboSept 13 September Dinner MeetingSept 17 Junior Officers Ball - ‘Prohibition’

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Vice Commodore’s ReportVC Greg Wharton

Greetings RYC!Summer is here and that means being out on the water and having plenty of fun. We have a lot of great events planned

for boating season this year. Be sure to check them out and RSVP to Fleet Captain Tarry Rohr.The BurgeeYou may have noticed that the Burgee looks a little different all of a sudden. As my first act in the office of Vice Commodore, I’ve tak-en the liberty of freshening up the look of our venerable newsletter.There are lots of things you’ll find inside. In addition to the usual

officer reports and upcoming events notifications, we now have special sections for event pho-tos, committee updates member photos, cruising reports, member education pieces, and much else besides.Please enjoy a read-through, and feel free to pass on any sugges-tions for changes or additions.We’d also love to have you contrib-ute. If you’re out cruising, send us an article with some photos and we’ll get you published! Send us photos when you’re out on the Bay or hanging out with RYC friends. Is there a boating-related subject you’d like to tell us about? Tips and tricks you’d like to share? Please let us know and we’ll get you some space in these pages.We’re also looking for advertisers if you or someone you know is interested in reaching out to our

club and community. We offer very affordable rates.MembershipOur club is growing! In the past few months, we’ve inducted sever-al new members through our Boat Show ‘Summer of Fun’ promo-tion. Be sure to welcome our new members when you see them at club events and on the water this summer.Summer is our best season for new member recruiting. If you know anyone who loves boating and would be a valuable addition to our club, please invite them along to attend any of our sum-mer events. The annual Andrews Bay Wagon Wheel coming up in mid-July is a particular favorite and lots of fun. The Labor Day Poulsbo Cruise is also a great time to join us all on the water.

Annual RYC 4th of July Cruise to Kingston, WAIncluding our famous Crab Feed!

It’s come and gone now, but plan for next year.

If you couldn’t make it this year, remember to call the Port of Kingston on January 2, 2017to make dock reservations for next year: (360) 297-3545

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We very pleased to announce that Vladi Sevoyan has graciously volunteered to serve our club as Rear Com-modore for 2016-2017.

Vladi and his wife, Julia (pronouned “Yulia”) are relatively new mem-bers, but we appreciate their en-thusiasm and spirit of voluntarism.The formal nomination and voting will have to wait for our next reg-ular meeting in September, but in the meantime, Vladi & Julia will be attending the Grand 14 cruise-in this August as RYC’s desig-nated Rear Commodore.

Rear Commodore’s Report

Change of Watch 2016

RC T. B. Announced

Our annual Change of Watch cere-mony was held on June 7th. It was a fun meeting with good participa-tion.The new officers and board mem-bers for the 2016-2017 year were inducted into office by PCE Tim Subert as follows:Commodore Richard ScottVice Commodore Greg WhartonFleet Captain Tarry RohrTreasurer Joyce HeimermanSecretary Carl HeimermanBoard Member Sandy SubertBoard Member McAulay Haney

PC Terry Durfee shared a photo opportunity with the new bridge.Thank you to our officers and board members for your service!


Fleet Captain’s Report

Quartermaster’s Report

FC Tarry Rohr

Lonnie Yates

Ahoy There!Wow, I cannot believe summer is already upon us and the fourth of July is already over and done.

We still have lots of dress shirts, some ball caps and jack-ets in our ship stores. Members should go to our website, log

Kingston 2016 was a blast. Crab-bing was good, food was awe-some, and the company of RYC people was even better. There were some funny things that hap-pened on this trip so all I can say is be sure to come to the Sep-tember meeting as you won’t be disappointed... Apparently what happens in Kingston does not stay in Kingston!The Summer Potluck is Tuesday,

in as a member then click on RYC Ship Store, or type in the link in the ad to the left. There is a listing (that is somewhat out of date) and a hot link to the Rainier Yacht Club Store Queens-boro on line to check for discounts and to order.Every member should wear the colors!

July 12th. Bring your favorite dish to share and come hang out at the club. As always, friends are wel-come.The Wagon Wheel, or Wagon Axle 2016 is July 15th-17th. Loads of fun to be had at this event. We are having a summer appetizer contest with prizes for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd. Score points for nautical themed appetizers and presen-tations perfect for boating. Our famous dinghy parade with a twist - goofy hats, orange life vests, and maybe some music. I can’t tell you how much fun this is, you just have to show up. Don’t forget to bring your dinghy and your favor-ite floaties. Friends and family are always welcome too.Seafair Weekend is fast approach-ing on August 5th - 7th. We also will be having a pasta feed August 9th at the club. Watch for further details.

Visit Our Online Store!http://rainieryachtclub.qbstores.com

Labor day weekend in Poulsbo, if it’s anything like last year I’m sure it will be a ball.Also, some members asked about a possible chili cook-off and I am thinking Fall would be the best time of year for this. Throwing around some ideas for an October short cruise in and am open for suggestions. It would be nice to schedule so that we could enjoy Restaurant Week in Seattle or Kirkland on a Sunday at a partici-pating waterfront restaurant that offers gourmet $15 lunches or $30 three-course dinners. We really enjoyed the cruise in to Kirkland last November and would love to do it again.Hope everyone is having a great summer so far and remember life is better on the water.


Seafair Weekend is coming up!

August 5th to 7th, 2016Log Boom Tickets:

http://www.seafair.com/p/about/seafairweekend/seafair-weekend-tickets/322


for taking over the website duties.Leslie Hill, thank you for all your excellent past work publishing the Burgee, I am sorry for getting my reports in so late to you nearly every month. VC Greg Wharton, thank you for taking over the Bur-gee, I am confident you will do a great job. Tammy Patton, thank you for continuing as Membership chair and helping me with the flyers. Great job. Sue Reiger, thank for both being on the board last year and con-tinuing as our Sunshine chair, you are the right person for Sunshine.Lonnie Yates, thank for being both our Reciprocal moorage chair and Quartermaster, insuring our reciprocal privileges at other clubs are up to date and making sure we have flags and apparel for the club members.Norma Covey, thank you for being our WIC chair person,, you have done a wonderful job.Doug and Leyla Benjamin, Thank you for the many things you do for the club, being the face of the club while managing our rentals, deal-ing with rentals and house and grounds issues and for keeping an eye on the club house and recip-rocal moorage dock. Welcome Fleet Captain Tarry and Christy Rohr to the bridge, thank you for your support of house and grounds in the absence of a Rear and your take ownership attitude as a member. Tarry took charge of the kitchen at the Memorial Day cruise, between him and the other countless volunteers they made our Memorial Day cruise one to remember in many ways. Again

Tarry did the same at Kingston for the 4th. The 4th was also made awesome by Tom and Leslie, Robin and Lynn, Rob and Marissa, Tarry and Christy, Cindy, Carl and Joyce, and Past members Past Commo-dore Tom Neal and his wife Chris. We had lots of fun crabbing, drink-ing, cooking, feasting and just plain simply hanging out. The Strands even stopped by for a visit.To our newest members Vladi and Julia Sevoyan, a huge thank you for coming forward with an interest of becoming our Rear Commodore! They have informally accepted to become ambassadors for RYC and attend the Grand 14 cruise in this August. Being new members, I have not put too much pressure on them to go through the chairs but I am confident that they are both qualified and will fit the role once they know where they fit in. They are a very delight-ful couple. Please welcome them to the fold. I hope to hear them nominated for rear at our Septem-ber meeting.I know there are some I have forgotten. Please forgive me if I missed you but here are those that have made a difference by showing up for work parties and meetings, chaired socials, helped with dishes, stacked chairs, tended bar, took out the trash, dinner set up, served on committees, cooked, planned and decorated for balls and parties, served at WIC lun-cheons, etc, Tim and Sandy Subert, Mark and Laurie Weeks, Tom and Leslie Hill, Kevin and Tammy Patton, Brian and Mc aulay Haney, Chirs Barry and Nancy Patterson,, Les and Yvonne Nystrom, JR Yuse, Sam and Sharon Olsson, Linda and Lonnie Yates, Dave Liebman, Cheryl Swift, Terry Durfee and Janette Brace, Doug and Barb Shumacher, Michelle and JR Harrison, Doug and Leyla Benja-

min, Mark and Norma Covey, Brent and Nicole Rice, Vladi and Yulia Se-voyan,, Paul and Cheryl Winchester, Dan and Sylvia Croy, Ron and Chris Strand, Sue and Steve Reiger, Scott and Dixie Steciw, Bob Belher, Rob Hardy and Marissa, Terry Tooley and most of all my wife Cindy. THANK YOU ALL, YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE.Member rentals: It has been over 25 yrs since fees have been raised by the board. By a majority vote of the board, Effective July 1st rental fees have been raised from $100 to $150 dollars per day, with a $300 damage deposit required (still a great bargain). If you were already on the calendar before July 1st the $100 fee still applies. Leyla is now taking care of all member rentals along with the regular rent-als, so if you need to rent the club house, please go through Leyla and make sure she gets you on the schedule.I am forever grateful to those that make the club what it is,

“THE FUN CLUB”I am looking forward to this next year serving as your Commodore. Be safe out on the water.

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Hello RYC! The Secretary doesn’t nor-mally make a report in the Burgee, but the Board recent-ly approved recommending

some revisions to the club bylaws, and I wanted to explain those a little bit before we discuss them at the September meeting.RYC has not reviewed or amended our bylaws in many years. The last time we did it was when we had to change our fiscal year for tax reasons. As the board has been looking for ways to improve our membership growth strategy by appealing to younger families and lake boaters, we have been looking at the bylaws.As we did that, a number of issues became obvious, and we have rec-ommended a set of amendments to address them. A summary of those amendments is listed to the right.We will put the full text of the pro-posed amendments on the web site for you to review. The next steps are to read and discuss the amendments at the next two reg-ular meetings in September and October. After that, we will hold a vote at the the November meeting.Most of the proposed bylaws amendments are simple house-cleaning, picking up inconsisten-cies and redundancies as well as updating references to governing law. Beyond that, we are proposing a revision to membership eligibility and creating a new Junior Membership category.

Secretary’s Report Summary of Proposed Bylaws AmendmentsSC Carl Heimerman

Membership Revisions• Redefine membership eligibility criteria (definition of ‘yacht’)• Create new ‘Junior Member’ category with governing rules• Remove numerical membership limits

Administrative Revisions• Define Membership Year separately from Fiscal Year and fix all inco-

orrect date references• Revise general meeting requirements for agenda flexibility• Remove redundancies in officer responsibilities

Governance Revisions• Update Exculpation Provisions to conform to current Washington

State Law.• Revise standing committee mandates from “shall” to “should”

The text of the amended bylaws as proposed will be available on the club website at http://www.rainieryachtclub.com/Members_Only.html

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Cruising Diary... Beach Music II Heads North

Greetings from “North”! Everything you heard about the Northern Gulf Islands and the Broughtons is true.

They have blue water and green mountains capped with clouds. Gorgeous. We left Friday the 19th at 6:45 AM, got into salt water about 10. The plan was to go through Deception Pass but slack tide would have been about 5:00pm. Stayed at Oak Harbor instead. Their reciprocal dock is now on the long dock near ramp. It used to be waaaay out at the farthest dock.Saturday, we cleared customs at Bedwell. A wedding party cruised through the anchored boats. Headed to Ganges to get produce and rum then on up to Rux-ton Island. Anchored with view of boats going north.

Clear sky and full moon. Peaceful evening until Abbie, one of our two cats, had an abscess under her chin pop. Surprise! Cleaned her and the boat up best we could and determined she’d be fine. We spent the next night at Ford Cove on Hornby Island on a nice little public dock. There was no water or power on the dock but they had ice cream. Lots of interesting rocks on shore. Erosion caused them to have odd round patterns.We came up the west side of the Strait of Georgia listening to rock and roll on a Comox radio station. Mark and Laurie Weeks came up the east side from Vancouver. We met up at Gorge Harbor on Cortes Island. Beautiful grounds with laundry and store.

PCE Tim & Sandy Subert

Next stop, Wiatt Cove in the Octopus Islands. Rained for 2 days but still a beautiful place. Rain makes the forest green, right? Kayakers were tenting across the way.After leaving Wiatt, somewhere between Upper Narrows and Lower Narrows, Tim and I were sure we saw a whale’s backside. When we arrived at Blind Channel Marina we talked to another boater that had seen whale’s flukes in that area. Nice to know that we were not seeing things.Saturday the 25th we arrived in Port Harvey. First impression wasn’t much. Low tide, and the floating store sunk last year. They are busy building a new store and don’t want people on that dock getting in the way. There is the long dock for moorage. We anchored out in 20 feet or so.We had heard stories about the orcas trapping dol-phins in Lagoon Cove so that is today’s stop. Sunny, boaters just chillin’ on the dock until people spotted a momma and baby grizzly bear going up the neigh-boring ramp. Mark yelled for Laurie and the dogs to come on back to the dock. Haven’t seen bear since then. We’ll be up in the workshop for happy hour lat-er. Swapped some paperbacks at the exchange. Our club’s burgee is hanging proudly from rafters.

PCE Tim and Mark Weeks at Blind Channel

Beautiful Wiatt Cove

RYC Burgee hanging at Lagoon Cove


Cruising Diary...Beach Music II Heads NorthPCE Tim & Sandy Subert

Sunset on Lagoon Cove

Puddle Jumper II at Lacey Falls

Sunday night we watched “Captain Ron” on Puddle Jumper then came outside to see beautiful pink sun-set.Monday we left Lagoon Cove and traveled the “back-roads” to avoid predicted gale force winds in John-stone Strait. No wind in Tribune Channel. We went through a group of dolphins who were jumping up out of water and putting on quite a show.We rafted with Puddle Jumper in Kwatsi Bay. Skye would love to get closer to our kitties. The cats stare at the puppies through the window.There is a really beautiful mountain at the entrance of the bay with great rock formations. One place looks like snow but must be white rock. It is on south side in middle of granite face. We could see and hear the waterfalls from our anchorage. We have lots of photos.

It was a sunshiny afternoon and we got to use the bug zapper. The fog came rolled in during the late afternoon. Tuesday morning the boats were all wet. This is such a great place we decided to stay a sec-ond night. Reading books while listening to the water-fall was so relaxing.Wednesday the 29 th we took pictures of our boats in front of Lacy Falls. If you have seen the Dream-speaker book on the Broughtons, that is Lacy Falls on the cover. There wasn’t that much water flowing when we were there but it was still beautiful.Waddington Bay on Bonwick Island was our next anchorage. No rafting this time. We gave Skye and Rogue a break from the kitties.We rafted with Opus V and another Camano, Ellie.

They are both from Vashon. We kayaked around little islands and saw small fish and barnacles but no crabs or sea anemones.Mark called Pierre’s in Echo Bay to see if we could dinghy over to shop at their store. They said, “Nope”, maybe because it was Canada Day weekend. No biggie, we plan on going to Port McNeill on the week-end. Our spot in Waddington Bay was wonderful and we saw no reason to move so we spent Wednesday, Thursday and Friday there.Friday July 1 was Canada Day. Several Canadian sail boats in our bay were decorated with flags flying. Just at dark, we heard “Oh Canada” being sung. Wonder-ful way to end the day.We arrived at Port McNeill Saturday and stayed on docks for two nights. We unloaded garbage and re-cycling (flattened cardboard and aluminum cans), got all the laundry done and took on water and fuel.We bought some essentials at store (ice cream) and got on internet to see what we’ve been missing.We said good-by to Mark and Laurie. We have all had a great time traveling together. Monday, July 4 the Weeks are headed south and we are going to hang out up here in the “North” for a couple more months.

Share your Adventure!Publish your cruising diary in The Burgee!

email text and photos to [email protected]


In Memoriam

Jordan Tyler HolmFebruary 10, 1993 -- June 16, 2106

Jordan “JT, Jordy, Dodo” Tyler Holm, 23, returned to the arms of Jesus on June 16, 2016.

Jordan, was born to Jon Darren Holm and Jennifer Laurie Yadon Holm on February 10, 1993, in Rent-on, WA.

For the last year, Jordan had resided in Scottsdale, AZ with his grandparents, RYC members Lonnie and Linda Yates. He spent his free time outdoors as nature was where he said he found absolute peace.

Jordan was known for his artistic abilities, his avid love of music, his passion for others, his contagious laughter and the beautiful smile that came from his soul. He loved hiking, snowboarding, cooking, drawing and will forever be remembered for his “voice characters”. (Chadley Chaderson)

Jordan will be greatly missed by his loved ones, who celebrate the knowledge that he is whole again with Jesus.

Jordan is survived by his father, Darren “Pops”, mother, Jenny “Mama Bear” and sister Lauren “Lo-labean” of Black Diamond, WA; his grandparents, Skip and Shirley “G’pa and Meme” Yadon of Oak Harbor, WA and Lonnie and Linda “Papa and Nana” Yates of Scottsdale, AZ; along with a multitude of family and friends.

Our hearts go out to Lonnie and Linda in this time of loss.


Member Photo Gallery

RYC dinghy parade in Andrews Bay - June 5th, 2016

Kate Wharton & crew aboard Meralee

Chris Barry sails in the 2016 Leukemia Cup The Haneys celebrate their anniversary in style

Tarry & Rob represent, yo!


RYC July 4th in Kingston

Photobombing a photobombed photobomb?

Flying Old Glory on the dock with friends

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PINK MOP AWARD WINNER!

Carl, Joyce, Tarry, and Christy enjoying the sunshine and companyRob and his purse...


RYC July 4th in Kingston

Rob Hardy out trolling for ... ?

Lynne Crist showing us how it’s done

Marissa poses with a tasty aquatic bug

Commodore Richard and Cindy Scott on Island Hopper Christy hauls in the catch


Member EducationPC Tom Hill

A question that often comes up with respect to marine insur-ance is: “what is the difference between a yacht policy and a boat policy?”

This sounds very confusing, but is actually quite simple. A yacht policy has nothing to do with the

size of your boat. It has to do with range and comprehensiveness of coverage, as shown in the chart below.Yacht policies are ‘all risk’, meaning everything is covered unless spe-cifically excluded. Contrast that to ‘named peril’, more typical of boat policies, which only covers what is listed in your policy. Surprisingly, yacht and boat poli-cies usually cost roughly the same amount in premiums. The rea-

FeatureValuation at ClaimPollution CoverageSalvageTowingCharter Coverage

Yacht PolicyAgreed ValueCoveredCoveredBroadAvailable

DescriptionHow claims are paidClean-up costsVessel removal if sunkMechanical, Collision, FuelLicensed to carry customer

Boat PolicyDepreciatedLimitedExcludedLimitedNot Available

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Floberg, Jill P O Box 7683 Olympia, WA 98507 [email protected] Social 2012

Haney, Bryan & McAulay 10304 Rainier Ave. S. Seattle WA 98178 McAulay cell: 206.799.9977 [email protected] Boating 2012 | 34’ Formula For Play

Harrison, PC JR & Michelle 260 Earlington Ave SW Renton, WA 98055 Home: 425-271-9476 JR cell: 206-696-0503 Michelle cell: 206-499-0996 [email protected] Social 2002

Heimerman, Carl and Joyce 21110 SE 277th Pl. Maple Valley, WA 98038 Carl cell: 206-459-8943 [email protected] Joyce cell: 425-766-8157 [email protected] Boating 2013 | Sabre 37 Osprey

Hill, Leslie & PC Tom 9030 Seward Park Ave. S #302 Seattle, WA 98118 Home: 206-725-4455 Les cell: 206-949-3849 [email protected] Tom cell: 206-949-4200 [email protected] Boating 1991 | 35.5’ Hunter Big Sky

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son for this is that underwriters that offer yacht policies are often specialized in that field, which streamlines the process and saves money.

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RYC Clubhouse RentalsRainier Yacht Club facilities are available for both members and non-members to rent.

Our special Member-only rental rate is bar-gain-priced $150 per day with a $300 damage and cleaning deposit.

Non-member rental is at the still-affordable rate of $750 per day with a $500 damage and cleaning de-posit.

Our two-story facility includes an upper dining room with a full bar and dance floor, as well as a down-stairs area with a kitchen, all with a fantastic view of south Lake Washington.

For more information about reservations and avail-ablility please contact Leyla at 206-722-9576 [email protected]


Summer PotluckTuesday, July 12th

Bring a favorite dish to share with RYC friends

RYC’s annual potluck dinner at the clubhouse will be the second Tuesday in July.

The potluck is held in lieu of our monthly meeting. An email sign-up list will be sent out to coordinate the menu. Watch your inbox for more details.

RSVP to FC Tarry Rohr: [email protected] or (253) 334-6871


July 15th to July 17thCome join RYC for our annual raft-up on Andrews Bay!

Fun, Games, the Summer Appetizer Challenge, and our famous Dinghy Parade!All Grand 14 club members welcome. Guests & prospective members too!



Pasta FeedTuesday, August 9th

Vienite alla RYC per una deliziosa cena di pasta!

RYC’s annual Pasta Feed is hosted by the RYC Bridge Officers every August.

Please come join us for an evening offun, games, wine, and pasta!

RSVP to FC Tarry Rohr: [email protected]

or (253) 334-6871


Labor Day CruisePOULSBO, WASHINGTON

Labor Day Weekend - September 2 - 5, 2016

Annual Club Cruise-in to Poulsbo

Close out the summer cruising season with RYC friendsat Poulsbo Marina for Labor Day.

Watch your inbox for more details.



RYC Junior Officers BallTheme:

‘PROHIBITION’

September 17th, 2016

A Roaring Good Time at the Speakeasy!email [email protected] to volunteer to help produce this fabulous event

The Rainier Yacht Club

“The Fun Club!”

9094 Seward Park Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98118

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