Lori left the corporate world a few years ago and began working in the maritime industry, first at Berkeley Marine Center and then Svendsen’s Boatworks. Althought Tom has more experience sailing, when Camelot needs parts or repairs, Lori is the expert! She also developed an interest in marine sewing and apprenticed for one year in the marine canvas field. Since then, Lori has gone off on her own doing canvas work and prior to leaving was the San Francisco Bay area installer for BoatLeather.com
Lori’s many roles aboard Camelot include: Admiral, Galley Slave, Captain’s Assistant and Deck Boss. She shares Tom’s passion for the sea and unquenchable thirst for adventure.
Admiral Lori
mitici =)
un abbraccio
By: Cristina on April 28, 2010
at 10:03
waiting for your news….
By: anna aldighieri on May 22, 2010
at 08:59
How many more days? I am so jealous!
By: vickie on June 24, 2010
at 19:01
Hi Tom and Lori! Hey Tom…just got my wife and I a sailing lesson package for her 40th… so this is how it starts, eh!?
By: Dan on July 10, 2010
at 14:07
..hiiii..che felice per voi…che bello!!=)..basciniii
By: rachele on August 30, 2010
at 07:00
just read about the crew. My wife and I sail out of Salem, Ma and we were thinking of getting boat shirts
Mine would read “Captain” and hers would read “Owner”.
By: Bill K on September 7, 2010
at 08:10
Lordy…..
Great website…..congratulations on doing the dream.
Never got to clear coat the names on the aft qtrs.
Oh well. Guess I’ll just have to charge you an arm and a leg when it need replacing.
(Hint) in the next port buy some clear coat nail polish. Infact buy two. If something starts to lift, just paint the edge, let it set for 10 seconds and restick it. On the gold, if it starts to delaminate do the same, coat the gold area with a light brushing of the nail polish.
My best to you both. Spread your joy. The world can use it.
George
By: George Kelly on November 17, 2010
at 20:50
George, thanks much for the advice! We were just wondering what to do in case the lettering misbehaved… now we know!
By: Sailing Camelot on December 9, 2011
at 18:25