Sailing Association of Intermountain Lakes

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Contacts 2010

This page is about the people who make SAIL go. It also tells you more about SAIL, what it does & how it works.

Elected Officers:

Commodore:	Matt Driscoll	E-mail Matt Try this
Vice Commodore:	Star Malouff	E-mail Star Try this
Treasurer:	Joe Beierl	E-mail Joe Try this
Secretary:	Heidi Mills	E-mail Heidi Try this
Area F Representative:	Ralph Taylor	E-mail Ralph Try this
Rear (Staff) Commodore:	Ross Simpson	E-mail Ross Try this

Committee Chairs:

(Appointed by Commodore)

Appeals:	Tom Downing	E-mail Tom
Handicap (PHRF):	Bob Malouff	E-mail Bob Try this
Handicap (Portsmouth)	?	?
Junior Sailing:	Steve Frank	E-mail Steve Try this
Junior Sailing Ambassador:	Anna Malouff	E-mail Anna
Membership:	Bill Adams	E-mail Bill Try this
Newsletter:	Heidi Mills	E-mail Heidi (She loves contributions.)
Training:	Star Malouff	E-mail Star
Race:	Ralph Taylor	E-mail Ralph
Tour Chair:	Tom Downing	E-mail Tom
Webmaster:	Ralph Taylor	E-mail Ralph

All of the above are volunteers and serve without compensation.

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Postal address: S.A.I.L., c/o Matt Driscoll         FAX -

Electronic mail General Information: info@rmsail.org Webmaster:

More About SAIL:

• Services

  SAIL provides many services to its members (both organizations & individual), to the sport and to all sailors in the Rockies. Click here for a desciption.

• Meetings:

  • Monthly meetings

    of Board members & interested others to conduct day-to-day business. Open to all, usually held on the first Tuesday of each month, 7:00 PM, typically at the Blue Bonnet Cafe on South Broadway. Contact an officer or committee chair for location or changes to the schedule.

  • Annual Meeting

    A meeting of general membership is held annually on the first Saturday of November to elect officers, award trophies, coordinate schedule, and conduct other business The location varies, contact an officer or committee chair for information.
     

• By-Laws:

  Our governing rules are posted on this linked page.
   

• Finances:

  See how little money we run on & where it goes. Hints: Most of our income comes from members' dues. Most of our expenses go to communicating with & serving members.
   

• Area & Region:

  SAIL is part of the larger scheme for governing the sport of sailing within the United States. Three states and part of another in the  Rocky Mountains are our region. Area F includes two other regions, Texas & Central States. More here.
   

• Calendar:

  The first purpose of SAIL was to coordinate the racing schedule. Our calendar now includes regattas, meetings, etc. Click here.
   

• Clubs, Fleets & Other SAIL Members:

  Find a local sailing organization in the SAIL region by clicking here.
   

• Web Services:

  Read about links & pages on this site for your organization. Click here.
   

• Newsletter:

  Read back issues of our quarterly newsletter to members.
   

• Links

  to other sites useful to Rocky Mountain sailors. Click here.
   

• Yearbook:

  SAIL's former "Yearbook" is now published on this site, rather than on paper. The information (and there's more here than was in the book) is organized differently than in the Yearbook. Click here for the cross-references