Monday, January 23, 2006
Building Reconstruction Committee Membership
Dear Commodore Mike & Rear Commodore Bernie -
Pursuant to our annual stockholder's meeting last Saturday, 1/21 and following up on my rather academic question concerning the flood insurance funds you received to date and my suggestion that perhaps these funds could be applied to an "expandable" permanent structure that could be expanded in the future assuming additional insurance claim funds (or other funds) are received accordingly. Although I appreciate your (and especially Bernie's) suggestion that I give consideration to becoming a member of the BWYC "Building Committee", please be advised that I have given this suggestion the consideration that it deserves and I must regretfully decline. My business in Picayune, MS has more than doubled in size and capacity since its inception in 2003 and it threatens to increase (and grow) another 50% in the next 6 months, requiring additional structures, equipment, etc. Managing this scenario takes a 110% effort on my part which leaves little time for anything else. Insofar as serving the BWYC is concerned, it has always been my philosophy that if you cannot give your assignment and/or responsibility everything you have, its best not to do it at all, rather than merely perform at a less than acceptable level (to me). However, I do appreciate your asking.
Hank Renken
Pursuant to our annual stockholder's meeting last Saturday, 1/21 and following up on my rather academic question concerning the flood insurance funds you received to date and my suggestion that perhaps these funds could be applied to an "expandable" permanent structure that could be expanded in the future assuming additional insurance claim funds (or other funds) are received accordingly. Although I appreciate your (and especially Bernie's) suggestion that I give consideration to becoming a member of the BWYC "Building Committee", please be advised that I have given this suggestion the consideration that it deserves and I must regretfully decline. My business in Picayune, MS has more than doubled in size and capacity since its inception in 2003 and it threatens to increase (and grow) another 50% in the next 6 months, requiring additional structures, equipment, etc. Managing this scenario takes a 110% effort on my part which leaves little time for anything else. Insofar as serving the BWYC is concerned, it has always been my philosophy that if you cannot give your assignment and/or responsibility everything you have, its best not to do it at all, rather than merely perform at a less than acceptable level (to me). However, I do appreciate your asking.
Hank Renken
// posted by BWYC member @ 8:44 AM 
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I understand. Please feel free to give any of the committee members or flag officers/board your input. Mike Haas, Jr.
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