SAVE THE BENT RANGE MARKER FUND
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Save the Bent Range Marker
As the recent communications received from the Coast Guard indicate that the plan to save the Bent Range Marker appears to be a success, the Bob Lewis Tournament’s efforts to collect on last year’s pledges, as well as obtain new donations for this cause, are now underway. These donations are being collected in order to fund the expenses to carry out the plan to save the Bent Range Marker which included the guarantee of the contractor’s “buy out”, as well as future costs estimated by DERM, all of which total approximately $175,000.00. With the removal of Bug Light last August, the Bent Range Marker is the last FAD that holds bait off Miami.
Bob Lewis Bent Range Marker Donor Packets can be obtained by emailing Jose Fonseca, President of the Bob Lewis Tournament, at [email redacted], his wife Keylin, at [email redacted] or Bruce Marx at [email redacted]. If you do not need the Donor Packet and wish to send a check, please make your check payable to the Captain Bob Lewis Billfish Challenge. On the Memo of the check (not the payee of the check), identify the “Bent Range Fund.” The Bob Lewis Tournament has opened a separate account to only receive donations for the Bent Range Marker cause. You can mail your check to 12292 S.W. 122nd Ct., Miami, Fl., 33186,
Att: Bent Range Fund. If you would like to receive a summary of the pertinent events which have occurred to save the Bent Range Marker, you can email Bruce Marx and he will forward it to you. Thanks in advance for everyone’s support and good luck to all anglers.
As the recent communications received from the Coast Guard indicate that the plan to save the Bent Range Marker appears to be a success, the Bob Lewis Tournament’s efforts to collect on last year’s pledges, as well as obtain new donations for this cause, are now underway. These donations are being collected in order to fund the expenses to carry out the plan to save the Bent Range Marker which included the guarantee of the contractor’s “buy out”, as well as future costs estimated by DERM, all of which total approximately $175,000.00. With the removal of Bug Light last August, the Bent Range Marker is the last FAD that holds bait off Miami.
Bob Lewis Bent Range Marker Donor Packets can be obtained by emailing Jose Fonseca, President of the Bob Lewis Tournament, at [email redacted], his wife Keylin, at [email redacted] or Bruce Marx at [email redacted]. If you do not need the Donor Packet and wish to send a check, please make your check payable to the Captain Bob Lewis Billfish Challenge. On the Memo of the check (not the payee of the check), identify the “Bent Range Fund.” The Bob Lewis Tournament has opened a separate account to only receive donations for the Bent Range Marker cause. You can mail your check to 12292 S.W. 122nd Ct., Miami, Fl., 33186,
Att: Bent Range Fund. If you would like to receive a summary of the pertinent events which have occurred to save the Bent Range Marker, you can email Bruce Marx and he will forward it to you. Thanks in advance for everyone’s support and good luck to all anglers.
Organizer
Keylin-and Jose Fonseca
Organizer
The Crossings, FL