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 Capt. Dave, Editor and founder of the Captain’s Potomac Quarterly. “I had often thought of a newspaper called ‘Transom Times’ to be a kind of Tailgate Party for Boaters. When I sat down to create a logo for the idea. Captain’s Potomac Quarterly came into view and seemed to have a much broader appeal. I have been extremely fortunate to have lived the boater’s life as a longtime liveaboard and cruising Captain. My U.S.C.G. License’ has given me opportunity to Captain the I.C.W. and the southern reaches of South Florida and the Keys, thus having a profound effect on my perspective, music endeavors, creativity, and commentary. I am a Graphics man from word go. Trained at Corcoran School of Art, an Ex-Air Force illustrator, My thrust in executing the paper is more visual than anything else. Some days I’m the Editor. .other days the paperboy, and always the Janitor! |
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|  John Goulait, DED, Assistant Editor, and a long time seasoned livaboard, John hails from Pittsburgh, but cut his teeth aboard as a young man in Bradenton, FL. John is the son of a lifelong Great Lakes Master and Merchant Mariner. Retired recently from the Air National Guard, John still works for ACT, a labor Union Lobby group representing the interests of the National Guard Technicians. John revels at the workings of Murphy’s Law and created the Mate Murphy column as-well-as testing, first hand, all of our “Galley Girl” Recipes!
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 Patty Calpin, a savvy and experienced Editor and proof reader for the government. Patty became delusional after seeing numerous typos in some of our early editions and decided to step up to the plate. If you’re not part of the solution, your part of the problem! Patty is an entrepreneur and a U.S.D.A. Licensed Vet Tech, and Owner / Operator of OLD MINE RANCH, Pet-A-Pet farm in Dumfries, VA. When Patty is not giving Pony Rides, working the ranch, or operating Mobile Pet Farm Parties, she is diligently at work consulting and proof reading not only The Captain’s Quarterly, but our Sister Publication, Party Animal Press. We are grateful for Patty’s expertise! |
 Capt. Terry Hill and his prolific team of Licensed Captains (20, I believe) operate POTOMAC MARINE TowBOAT U.S. in the Northern Tidal Potomac Region. Capt.Terry is also proprietor of Hampton’s Landing Marina and Potomac Marine Canvas of Neabsco Creek. As a Towboat U.S. Team, Terry and his Crew Have been responders to many national catastrophic events, and he is often called upon for consultation. Terry is a founding member of Prince William Co. Dealers Assoc., Potomac River Rescue Assoc., sits on Numerous Wetlands Boards (Chesapeake & Prince William Co.) and is Chairman of C-Port.org and was recently awarded The Prince William County Merit Award for Valor. Terry’s professional affiliations go on like this forever! |
 Nick Yawer, Nick was going to write this himself until it proved to be overly narcissistic. So we let him orate instead! Nick’s masterfully executed Web-site is a testament to his expertise and proficiency. He often-times wears many hats, with a skill level equally profound in all of his many endeavors.Nick is a Public Relations Consultant in Washington, D.C. where he works closely with Congress promoting free markets and democracy around the globe. Nick is an aquarist assistant at the Baltimore aquarium with a particular passion and interest in Sea Horse propigation.Originally from London, nick is not only a colorful conversationalist, but more importantly to you, a passionate Potomac River Boater and enthusiast. Recently seen in his Crepe-Paper coveralls after some Bottom sanding on his 30 ft Sea Ray, when when we describe Nick as colorful, we mean it most literally! We are grateful to know this colorful man. |
 “Dot” Mobley aka Dotkomrade, is much more than just another pretty face. Dot and I first met some years ago via an illustrative story in an email. It had all of the flavor of a 1940’s Private Investigator’s Novel. The writing was so descriptive and colorful, (as she is) You could all but hear the Saxophone playing in the background, and see through the frosted glass facade of the office. Since then, having recognized her natural talent as a fluid writer, Dot has done a bang-em-up-job, being contentiously outspoken, as she wades through our regular BONES-TO-PICK column(most issues), pontificating, deliberating, and exasperating over the minutest of lifes aggravations. Thanks Dot!! |
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