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2005 Photos
On September, 2005, the CG36500 ventured to the USCG Academy in New London, CT to be present at the unveiling of a 9' x 9' mural by Tony Falcone of the rescue of the 32 seamen from the tanker Pendleton. Pete Kennedy, Dick Ryder, Dick Boonisar and Al Danielson made courtesy calls at Group Woods Hole and Station Point Judith enroute.
Mural at USCG Academy by Tony Falcone depicting rescue of seaman from the Pendleton
on February 18, 1952. Dedicated by Class of 1962 in Septemeber 2005.
On Tuesday, September 13, 2005, a reception , attended by 150 people, was held at the Orleans Yacht Club to celebrate the CG36500 being listed on the National Register of Historic Places. On a beautiful Cape Cod evening , people gathered to share stories about the events of February 18, 1952 and the restoration and preservation of this historic MLB. Many of those in attendance were thanked for their many years of work, gifts of material, financial support and enthusiastic dedication. The event was hosted by the Orleans Historical Society and sponsored by a local patron.
Some of the 150 attendees at the reception at the Orleans Yacht Club celebrating
the 36500 being placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
At the Orleans Yacht Club, September 2005 for the celebration of being listed on
National Register of Historic Places. Photo by Joe Mault, Jr.
At CG Station Provincetown
36500 with the 44301, 47298, 41363, and 220516
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