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Ron Brown was unanimously elected Vice President of the Propeller Club of Northern California at the Club’s April 2nd meeting at Scott’s Seafood, Oakland, California.
“Ron Brown has been a stalwart member of the Propeller Club of Northern California and one our leading advocates in the maritime community,” Stas Margaronis, Propeller Club of Northern California President told Propeller Club attendees in proposing Brown for Vice President at the April 2nd meeting.
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