I wanted to post up and let everyone know that I am stepping down as the Funamnent Chairperson for the ClassicMako Funamnets and that David Bronson (TripleCrown) has agreed to step up and manage next year's funament. After six years I have had a great time hosting each year's event and I have had the opportunity to meet some really great people who have attended the events. I will still be assisting in the funament as possible, but will be taking a more behind the scenes role during the transitioning. I know that David will put on a fine event and I look forward to being able to actually participate in future funaments!
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1978 Mako 25 - Blind Hog
1985 Mako 20c - sold
Fort Walton Beach, FL
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Let me be the first to thank Steve for 6 years of effort, stress, and sleepless nights leading into each years events so that the rest of us can relax and enjoy. I hope I am able to help out such that you can actually relax, enjoy the time, meet and chew the fat with CM members, and catch some fish. Thanks for everything Steve![]
David, New Kent, Va
Project Thread: https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/classicmako-com-forums/mako-projects/20499-tc-update
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Thanks Steve! Your organizing and results have made the Funament what it is today.David is a competent predecessor and I look foward to what the future holds.Thanks for making the Funament a new Butler tradition.
1985 Mako 21B w/ 2013 Yamaha F300[br]http://classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=42046 [br]1967 Boston Whaler 13\'[br]1971 Boston Whaler 13\'[br]Richmond Hill,GA[br]
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Thanks Steve for your efforts over the years. I have made 3 of the events and had a awesome time each trip. This year with the oil situation left me wondering and second guessing for months. Looking forward to next year...
dave
[br]1994 Mako 215 Dual console Optimax 225[br]1978 Mako 19 with 90hp johnson[br]1996 Mako 22[br]1982 Mako 171 Angler 135 Black Max Mercury[br]1987 21b 225 Yamaha[br]1974 23 inboard Gusto gone.[br]1979m21 225johnson \"blue dolphin\" bought off this board and restored [br]with everyone\'s help!!Gone but not Forgotten....[br]1979 20 Mako 115 Suzuki gone[br]1977 19 Mako 115 Johnson gone[br]1976 23 Mako twin 140 Johnsons gone[br]1983 224 with closed transom and bracket[br]And 162 SOB (some other boats)[br]Venice Florida, Traverse city Mi.
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Steve, I also would like to thank you for all the hard work and effort you have poured into these funaments to make them where they are today. I look forward to the ones coming up and hope you are able to spend more time shooting the crap with everyone. Thanks for all your hard work.
Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government take care of him had better take a closer look at the American Indian. -Henry Ford[br]1988 Mako 261 \"Stroken\" Project Thread: http://classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=26203[br]1992 Mako221B project thread: http://classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=48747[br]1992 Mako 261B \"Reel Impressive\" project thread: http://www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=56286[br]
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As someone who briefly lived in your shoes this summer, I can say that you have big feet. Steve has done a great job of turning nothing into something very special for so many people. It's a good thing David has big feet. I think this is a good passing of the tiki torch. Best of luck to you both!
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Steve if it wasn't for you and your efforts I would have probably not made the great friends I have made through this site and for that I thank you. I'll never forget my 1st Funament when you were the 1st person we met when gassing up on way into town in Ft Walton and running to the edge and fishing together. You have given alot and started a great tradition. It seems every year interest grows and unfortunately the oil negatively effected this years which had potential to be biggest yet. I think things have been left in good hands and hope you can remain part of the tradition. THANKS AGAIN!
Chuck
\'93 241 https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...etting-started
\'82 224 - Mobile, AL Gone but NEVER Forgotten - https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...indshield-tank
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My Steve experience was a bit different than most, seeing that I have ever actually been to one of the events! I have registered for the Madness a couple of years, and everything from engine troubles, trailer issues, and house air conditioner compressors have gotten in my way of getting to Destin. This year, I watched the oil and made the tough decision to hold off. But every year that I registered, Steve sent me a complete Captain's bag with all the goodies. I told him repeatedly to keep my registration fee as a donation to the event, in the hopes that it would help cash flow and make the event more enjoyable for everyone that did make it. It never failed that I would come home from work about a week after the Madness, and there on my doorstep was a box full of great stuff.
I have my sights set on the next event, and we are looking at condos at SPC even as I type this. A week in Destin is looking good right about now! I will be bringing something other than a Mako, but I still look forward to meeting Steve, so I can thank him for bringing a bit of the event to me when I couldn't be there. Thanks, Steve!
[br]2003 Sea Hunt 232 Triton[br]1976 Mako 20 - Sold
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Thanks for the kind words guys. It has always been the nice words after the events and the look on the kids faces when presenting them an award that kept me going. I look forward to all the future events and actually having time to swap fishing stories.
1978 Mako 25 - Blind Hog
1985 Mako 20c - sold
Fort Walton Beach, FL
https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/...og-bottom-time
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U Da Man Steve...
Looking forward to taking the mutha ship up there []
Please be sure to explain the differance between a "Family Funament"
and a Tournament or events with other names.!
I enjoy looking at peoples faces as we pass them on the water in our Mainship with the Mako Stickers on the side...[][
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quote:Nice new sig pics.. If you dont mind, post some pics of the living area in that puppy. I LIKE
Originally posted by Manasotamako
U Da Man Steve...
Looking forward to taking the mutha ship up there []
Please be sure to explain the differance between a "Family Funament"
and a Tournament or events with other names.!
I enjoy looking at peoples faces as we pass them on the water in our Mainship with the Mako Stickers on the side...[][
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Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government take care of him had better take a closer look at the American Indian. -Henry Ford[br]1988 Mako 261 \"Stroken\" Project Thread: http://classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=26203[br]1992 Mako221B project thread: http://classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=48747[br]1992 Mako 261B \"Reel Impressive\" project thread: http://www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=56286[br]
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Originally posted by Sailor
I wanted to post up and let everyone know that I am stepping down as the Funamnent Chairperson for the ClassicMako Funamnets and that David Bronson (TripleCrown) has agreed to step up and manage next year's funament. After six years I have had a great time hosting each year's event and I have had the opportunity to meet some really great people who have attended the events. I will still be assisting in the funament as possible, but will be taking a more behind the scenes role during the transitioning. I know that David will put on a fine event and I look forward to being able to actually participate in future funaments!
jim nicholson
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