I will have to nominate Jamie Livingston. There are a few others that come to mind but he rises above . When we landed at Daytona during the Tybee this year, we had a badly damaged bow from the "T" Bone job we did to Team Pirates. The bow was split down the seam and we had a gash on the side. Jamie ground into it and feathered in the resin to keep us going. He did all this while the tide was rising and getting us wet even with the boat up against the seawall. He had to clean out and re-apply the resin once during this since a big wave splashed the repair area before it could set up. THEN after finishing the resin aplication, some homeless guy walks up and puts his finger in it while Jamie had just thrown out the remainder of the resin in the trash can down the beach. We screamed at him to come quickly. I'm sure he couldn't hear what we were saying but when he looked back at us and saw who was standing next to the boat with us, he knew what happened. He reached back in the trash and dug out the resin and got it re-applied before it set fully. The whole time he had a smile on his face. He was there in my time of need. And thanks to Jake Kohl for the beer.

Lee Wicklund
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