"Providing hope to the underprivileged and disadvantaged through the character-building discipline of sailing and seamanship."
Life Sail was established to promote a character-building experience through sailing & seamanship. We educate students of all ages in theory and practice, in sailing dinghies, keelboats, along with inflatable dinghy handling equipped with outboard engines.
Life Sail is a non-profit 501(c)(3) registered corporation.
Zeke Quezaba
Staff Writer
Time Stamp
May 3, 2007 09:14:12 PM
Teacher, Writer, Photagrafer, Photo Journalist, Sail Boat Owner
May 3, 2007 09:14:12 PM
Teacher, Writer, Photagrafer, Photo Journalist, Sail Boat Owner
Stacey Scott
Helmsman, STEM Reach Teacher
Comercial Pilot, sailor, Volunteer
Volunteer
Serratia Krank
Volunteer
HMSA, Build two wooden Optis, Sailor, Loyal
Volunteer
Sarah Blute Kaschak
Statistic Consulting
Provide management consulting and leadership coaching services to domestic and international organizations. Loves Sailing
Georgetown University, Washington, DC - Leadership Coaching Certification
Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA - Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology; 4.0 GPA
Georgetown University, Washington, DC - Leadership Coaching Certification
Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA - Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology; 4.0 GPA
Email: sarah@openwatersolutions.com
Rolando Cardinas [Rolo]
Deck & Helmsman
Insurance Supervisor. Hobbies: Family, sailing & basketball
I have been part of LifeSail from the start. The skills I have learned in sailing have been just a fraction of the overall experience of teamwork, confidence building, and having fun. I have also come to know the importance of preparation and leadership in many areas of my personal and professional life. When you are out in the sea and on the boat it is essential that you are well prepared, that you trust those around you and you make quick and safe decisions.
When I started LifeSail I would have described myself as quiet and apprehensive. I often second-guessed my decisions. Since I started LifeSail, I have been able to build my confidence, which has translated over to my professional career. I have enhanced my poise in tough situations, increased my ability to prepare myself, and have become more pro-active. I now hold a supervisor position at work, where I am counted on to make important decisions. I recommend LifeSail to anyone wanting to attain lessons in seamanship and in life.
Rolando Cardinas
I have been part of LifeSail from the start. The skills I have learned in sailing have been just a fraction of the overall experience of teamwork, confidence building, and having fun. I have also come to know the importance of preparation and leadership in many areas of my personal and professional life. When you are out in the sea and on the boat it is essential that you are well prepared, that you trust those around you and you make quick and safe decisions.
When I started LifeSail I would have described myself as quiet and apprehensive. I often second-guessed my decisions. Since I started LifeSail, I have been able to build my confidence, which has translated over to my professional career. I have enhanced my poise in tough situations, increased my ability to prepare myself, and have become more pro-active. I now hold a supervisor position at work, where I am counted on to make important decisions. I recommend LifeSail to anyone wanting to attain lessons in seamanship and in life.
Rolando Cardinas
Email: Rolo@LifeSail.com
Richard Bojorquez Jun.
Mechanic, Maintenance
Mechanical skills, loves sailing, Volunteering
Email: GregF@HSYacht.com
Volunteer
Nora Tai
Volunteer
Loves Volleyball competition, Dingy & Keelboat Sailing, CPR & First Aid, Liks to Study Oceanography
Michael Highfield Teacher Arts, Psychology & Sociology
Teacher Arts, Psychology & Sociology
I want to make a living that makes a difference. I’m at the time in my life when I’m ready to use the passion in my heart, reach my full potential for helping others help themselves, and improve the quality of our communities.
• Coordinate volunteer groups travelling
• Work in association with Habitat for Humanity
• Raise funds to sponsor volunteers
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology & Sociology
• Coordinate volunteer groups travelling
• Work in association with Habitat for Humanity
• Raise funds to sponsor volunteers
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology & Sociology
First time big boat sailing "I am glad I took off work"
Dr. David Main
Teacher
Chiropractor - Teacher
Sailor from San Francisco, CA
Sailor from San Francisco, CA
Email: DrDavid@HealthFit.com
Website: http://www.LifeSail.com
Doug Taylor
Sail Master / 1st LifeSail Inc. Alumni
Doug has served LifeSail Inc. since the beginning and has always be one of the most valuable active supporters.
Doug is the first LifeSail Inc. Alumni
It was an ordinary, warm sunny day in the spring of 2003 when I entered my career with LifeSail. I was a physics student at UCLA, looking for something to take my mind off quantum mechanics and Maxwell's equations of electromagnetism. I learned of a sailing organization called LifeSail that was looking for volunteers to help restore a 60+ year-old wooden vessel named Destiny. I had no former experience with sailing or boat maintenance, but I knew how to use sandpaper and a paintbrush! I spent that Saturday afternoon sanding, painting, and polishing brass under the guidance of Matt Schulz. Maybe it was the cool sea breeze, maybe it was the gentle rocking of swells in the marina, maybe it was the smell of saltwater and freshly sanded teak, but something called me back to LifeSail and continued to call me for another 3 years.
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Doug is the first LifeSail Inc. Alumni
It was an ordinary, warm sunny day in the spring of 2003 when I entered my career with LifeSail. I was a physics student at UCLA, looking for something to take my mind off quantum mechanics and Maxwell's equations of electromagnetism. I learned of a sailing organization called LifeSail that was looking for volunteers to help restore a 60+ year-old wooden vessel named Destiny. I had no former experience with sailing or boat maintenance, but I knew how to use sandpaper and a paintbrush! I spent that Saturday afternoon sanding, painting, and polishing brass under the guidance of Matt Schulz. Maybe it was the cool sea breeze, maybe it was the gentle rocking of swells in the marina, maybe it was the smell of saltwater and freshly sanded teak, but something called me back to LifeSail and continued to call me for another 3 years.
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Daniel Gleich
Repair
Currently owning operating a canvas shop near MArina Del Rey
Kiwi-Prop Distributor, Diver
Kiwi-Prop Distributor, Diver
Email: zdiver@eml.cc
Chris Cognac
volunteer
HPOA, Fundraising, Writer, Community support HPD
Email: chriscognac@me.com
Website: http://hungrydetective.wordpress.com
Alexandra Schulz
Graduated MCL, Studying Art, Loves summer sailing
Alex Ahlstrom
Volunteer
Alex has participated in LifeSail since 2004, Married 2012, Training for the Taekwondo Olympics
