I just want to say thank you for your interest in finding out more about my dream of holding a fantastic World Record Event!

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Captain Chuck

My name is Captain Chuck. BUT, please before you leave this site please check my other site at: http://cruisingwaterworld.com – Thank you.

I’m looking for someone to help me get a 20 minute interview with a decision-maker with a large company so I can tell them what my world record breaking event is all about. To me a large advertiser would be the best as a backer, but can be used as a for-profit, or non-profit organization. Whoever will get a ton of media attention from this and be part of a real event they can relate to and be proud of.

This is a serious, well thought-out event, that will be break a world record(s). Once I acquire the backer the country will know what this is all about. It will take about 1-1/2 years to put together. A dream come true.

It is something this great nation needs now!

It is an event I guarantee will create a lot of excitement and everyone will be looking forward to that great day.

Besides the feeling of pride the nation will experience, there will be a tremendous opportunity for the sponsors of this event to get some great positive exposure. I feel hundreds of millions of dollars can be brought in with my record breaking event.

I’m 71 and have been dreaming of doing this for many years, but I did not know how to promote this and I hope this kind of exposure can do it, I need someone’s help, very soon.

But, I refuse to give up on this dream.

My real ambition is to turn this into one of the most profitable fund-raising events ever seen. I know there are some good charities and or other organizations out there that could use some serious funds to carry out their missions in these financially troubled times.

We will be selling souvenirs bearing the name of the project: hats, caps, t-shirts, sweaters, plates, and on and on.

I am hoping to break another record for a one-day fund raising event that will take about 1-1/2 years to set up.

This is what I’ve been waiting for, someone to step forward to help me to get this project to the right people.

This has been my greatest challenge.

I used to think that I could do all this myself. I have realized over time that I needed a professional team to be in charge of this to do it right to make it happen.

It will require a top-notch event planner. Someone that can oversee a real professional at his profession that create a fine team of people to make this happen. An engineer will be required, as well as a trusted funds manager.

Are you the one that can put me in touch with those that can help me make this happen?

Once a deal is formulated the results will be made public and the details about my World Record Event will be revealed.

That will be a very happy day for me!

I wasn’t sure I would live long enough to see it happen, but I just may do that; with your help. And I thank you in advance for helping to make this dream come true! I believe that you must never give up, no matter what.

Feel free to contact me, I do need someone to step forward with any thoughts or suggestions at:


Contact Captain Chuck

In closing, remember this, be sure to see ABOUT ME above and,

NEVER lose your dreams! And I do have one more dream and that is also in the process of happening at this time and that is to cruise in my own vessel to Central America with friends and crew. Want to sign on, drop me a line. See me at: http://cruisingwaterworld.com – thanks for stopping by.

Warmest Regards,

Captain Chuck

12 Comments on Welcome To My Dream

  1. Shirley James says:

    I hope all your dreams come true, Captain Chuck!

  2. Nancy Teston says:

    I hope u meet yur dream.

    Have u ever watched Shark Tank, thats where u present yur dream and these people back u with yur dream. They started with a dream and they are billionaires. just food for thought.

    reply please Capt Chuck.

    we are on match.com.
    Nancy Teston

  3. I need information on “Can I get my large boat into Cuba for remodel? legally? Low cost and close, does anyone have the answer to that, thanks.

    Capt. Chuck

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  6. Long Manbeck says:

    Greetings! Highly advantageous help and advice on this post! It is the small adjustments that make the biggest alterations. Many thanks a great deal for sharing!

  7. Your website does not display properly on my blackberry – you may want to try and fix that

    • Captain Chuck says:

      Thanks B.E. That was a good reminder for me to install a plugin that should take care of that problem. Let me know if it helped.

  8. Dream big says:

    Have you ever thought of finding a Cuban or Cuban family who wants to go home and visit their family? They are allowed to travel and have to get there somehow.

    Or, maybe you could go as a journalist?
    You can apply for a license to travel here: https://cubatravel.ofac.treas.gov/

    For repairs:
    The transfer of funds from the United States to Cuba to pay for boat repair and salvage is subject to restrictions codified in U.S. law relating to commercial transactions with the Government of Cuba. A Department of the Treasury license is required for such payments and applicants should be prepared to provide documentary evidence demonstrating the emergency nature of the repairs. U.S. credit or debit cards, personal checks, and travelers’ checks cannot be used in Cuba so boaters should be prepared to pay for all transactions in cash. It is difficult to transfer money to Cuba and travelers have frequently been required to spend several hundred dollars for transportation to Havana to receive transferred funds.
    http://travel.state.gov/travel....._1097.html

    Also,
    The waters around Cuba can be dangerous to navigate. Since 1993 there have been at least eight shipwrecks involving U.S. citizens. U.S. boaters who have encountered problems requiring repairs in Cuba have found repair services to be expensive and frequently not up to U.S. standards. The government of Cuba often holds boats as collateral to assure payment for salvage and repair services. Transferring funds from the U.S. to pay for boat repairs in Cuba is complicated by restrictions codified in U.S. law relating to commercial transactions with the Government of Cuba. A Treasury license is required for such payments.
    http://www.acrosscuba.com/index.php?L=3&B=32

    • Captain Chuck says:

      I really appreciate all of the helpful information you took the time to provide to me.

      I’m sorry I didn’t respond earlier, but we took off on a crusie and ended up being swamped in a storm.

      Thank God for the Coast Guard who responded quick enough to save all of us, but my boat was destroyed.

  9. I’m impressed, I must say. Really rarely do I encounter a blog that’s both educative and entertaining, and let me tell you, you have hit the nail on the head. Your idea is outstanding; the issue is something that not enough people are speaking intelligently about. I am very happy that I stumbled across this in my search for something relating to this.

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