January 6, 1946

“The goal on a boat is to surround yourself with people better than you.”

May 17, 1958

“Try your hardest and enjoy what you’re doing.”

January 7, 1932

“If there is no risk, you have already missed the boat.”

January 15, 1937

“Half the pleasure of owning any boat is looking at it.”

August 17, 1909

“The Magistrate is tall and strong, would be noticeable in any group, and is a born sailor. He has a rare sense of humor, but also a dignity and air of authority which have won him the respect of his people.” — By Electa Search Johnson, from “A Visit to Pitcairn, The Lonely Isle of Mutiny” — The New York Times , 6-24-1934.

March 8, 1934

“I’m blessed to pursue my passion as a business.”

July 4, 1905

“Romance is a powerful disease.”

December 12, 1927

“I believe we learn a lot if we listen.”

November 12, 1927

“I’ve always been student of something.”