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Lockwood Boat Works, Inc.
Celebrating our 76th Anniversary

1946 - 2022

“Everything in Boating”

Commodore’s Greeting

The Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club
welcomes all captains and their crew to the

18th annual Ms.Race.

This year’s race recognizes
Eileen Campbell, an amazing woman
who made this special race what it is today.
I would like to thank all of the racers,
club members, donors and sponsors for
your generous support of this inspiring
women’s charity sailboat race to benefit

180 Turning Lives Around.
Good luck to all of the racers and have fun.

Frank Allsman, Commodore 2022

The Ms.Race gives thanks to

David Campbell,
Molly Rodriguez, David Rodriguez & Family
for their generous support of 180 Turning Lives Around

Eileen’s Beautiful Photos of Nature, Nautical & Boat Scenes
On Display at the AHYC

Matted & Framed Photos and Notecards for Sale

Welcome to the 2022 Ms. Race

We are pleased to welcome all sailors, our families and
friends, and the many generous sponsors, donors and

supporters to the 18th Annual Ms.Race

on the beautiful and historic Sandy Hook Bay.
The theme of this year’s event is

The Eileen Campbell Memorial Race

We honor and pay tribute to an inspiring woman,
sailor, racer, co-chair and friend who made a
lasting mark on the water and in life.

Eileen put her heart and soul into the Ms. Race since its
inception and made the race what it is today.

In memory of Eileen, we’d like to thank all of the
enthusiastic participants in this year’s race and
everyone who has helped us raise funds for
180 Turning Lives Around.

Diane Kropfl & Emily Smith
AHYC Ms. Race Committee Co-chairs

Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club
NOTICE OF RACE

2021 Ms. Race Winner Jeff Smith
Confiscated

Jeff Smith

Confiscated Captain Laura Oncea & her crew







pete buoy A Good Hair Day - 2021 2nd Place

IN LOVING MEMORY OF HIILANI
A Goo Hair Day -

VICTIM OF DOMESTIC ABUSE

Susan and Hans Mikaitis

Thank you

to

Marion Bartholomew

for her most generous support of the

Ms. Race

and

180 turning lives around

The 2022
Ms. Race
says thank you
to long time
supporters
Aleen & Steve

Colitz

Thank you for your generous donations to 180

In Memory of Eileen Campbell

James Campbell Aleen & Steve Colitz
Margaret Doughtery LuAnn & Peter Rathemacher
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Glass Alan Reid
Jamie Heckler Israel Rodriquez
Elizabeth Matthews Mr. & Mrs. David Sugerman
Marcy Maxwell Samantha Stahley
Carolyn & Jeff McDaniel Rebecca Gardner
Susan & Hans Mikaitis Diane Kropfl & Bill Sabanski

Carole Saucier Janice Miller & Frank Gaudio
Peter Schmidt Chris Stone & Ouida Oliver
Kathleen Kinstel Marion Bartholomew
Christine Rochelle Bruce Campbell
Kevin Atkinson Beth & Michael Fortier
Sandy Cheyne Carl Bergeron
Martin Judd David Campbell

The 2022 Ms. Race Committee
gives thanks to
Amy & Carol

Wishing all the Ms Race Sailors the Best
- The Fortiers on Fortitude -

pete buoy Saint of Circumstance - 2021 3rd Place

Jeff Smith Photography

www.jeffsmithphoto.net

Official Photographer of the 2022 Ms. Race

Commercial Architectural, Management, Corporate & Industrial,
Residential Architecture, Portrait, Marine, Aerial Video

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Providing Award Winning Services to
Women, Men and Children Affected by
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault,

Rape and Child Abuse

Programs Include:

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Hotlines
Sexual Assault Response Team
Domestic Violence Response Teams
Safe House
Transitional Housing
Court Liaison Program and Assistance
Domestic Violence Group Counseling
Rape/Sexual Assault Group Counseling
Art Therapy for Children
Professional Training
Community Education
Youth Helpline

www.180nj.org

pete buoy Remembering Eileen Campbell

Women Racing for Women

A Tribute to Eileen

The Ms. Race Remembers Eileen Campbell

“You must Stay the Course. Challenges will line your path. Stay strong and
focused.” It was Eileen’s eloquent message to her niece on her birthday as she
entered the teen years. The term signifies staying on track for your goals or
destination regardless of the obstacles. It has been and continues to be our
inspiration for the Ms. Race.

Eileen contemplated both the negative and positive sides of radical change
happening in our society over the past few years. “There have been terrible
stories of loss and suffering that break our hearts, but then there are the people
who continue to do amazing things to help their communities in the face of
adversity that give us hope.”

We think of Eileen as we remember an amazing woman who put her heart and
soul into the Ms. Race and 180 Turning Lives Around. Eileen’s passion was
sailing her prized C&C 33, CODA. She raced in every Ms. Race and won five
medals over the years, including two for second place. She worked tirelessly to
promote the Ms. Race and her efforts resulted in record breaking participation
and fundraising.

Eileen always “stayed the course” for 180 making sure that 180 families were
well served. Over the years her dedication to the Ms. Race and 180 was evident.
When COVID disrupted planning in 2020, Eileen spent countless hours
implementing virtual events to raise money. All the while, and unbeknownst to
many, she was in the fight of her life to overcome cancer. Despite her own
personal challenges, she kept 180’s mission afloat. As a result, families in need
of support, safety and compassion received the help they so desperately needed.
Eileen will always have a special place in 180’s heart.

Eileen was a passionate and accomplished photographer and lovingly displayed
her photos of nautical themes and nature at the annual AHYC art show. Eileen’s
photos were always popular with club members and the local community. She
made generous donations from the sale of her art photos to 180 Turning Lives
Around. You can view Eileen’s display of beautiful sea and boat photography on
the Art Wall at the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club during the Ms. Race.

Eileen not only was eloquent in her description of the big picture, the overarching
theme, the organization of moving the Ms. Race forward. She also did the hard
work to make things happen. She sanded the bottom of her boat. She made the
calls and knocked on doors to help us meet our donation goals. She volunteered
for many projects and still had time for her beloved family. She will be missed.

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