Shellbacks to celebrate George Cuthbertson

George Cuthbertson

 

Nov 23, 2017

We will be celebrating the life of George Cuthbertson at the Shellbacks Luncheon at RCYC City Clubhouse on November 29th. It was George’s wish that there not be a formal Celebration of his Life, but the family has agreed that we can pay tribute to George and his accomplishments at Shellbacks on the 29th.

Shellbacks is a weekly luncheon gathering with a speaker, that takes place every Wednesday at noon at the RCYC City Clubhouse at 141 St. George Street, Toronto. My presentation on the 29th was to focus on the CCA and IOR designs on display in the model room at RCYC, so turning that into a tribute to Big George is more than appropriate. The response to this event has been very strong and it is currently oversubscribed. There will be a report on the event in the next issue of CYOB
I’m sure you saw the tributes to George in CYOB

https://canadianboating.ca/news-and-events/current/4207-george-cuthbertson

and

https://canadianboating.ca/news-and-events/current/4217-cy-inbox-remembering-george-cuthbertson

and to both George and Perry Connolly in a recent issue of the Globe & Mail.

https://beta.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/designer-george-cuthbertson-crafted-sleek-speedysailboats/article36680910/?ref=http://www.theglobeandmail.com&
https://beta.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/perry-connolly-was-skipper-of-the-storied-sloop-redjacket/article36680852/?ref=http://www.theglobeandmail.com&
– Rob Mazza

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