Donation for the site

[Dream 'Inn]

Hey guys, I've been talking with both George and Boomer thru our moderator forum.  A few of you may know, George paid out $203 to renew this site on his own today for the next year.  I told him I could probably get a few, at least locally from the South River Marina, to donate whatever they feel is appropriate and I would just send him a check for the total towards it.  Don't hit the pay button on the site, it won't go to the right place (I used to send some thru it every once in a while, but it won't go to George there). 

If you want, you can tell me what you want to send (to my email or PM here) and I can add it and send it, then you just get it to me.  I may make it down this weekend to the marina as well, if I can get out of some of this soccer that is eating my weekends.  Even $5 would be appreciated and go a long ways to help out.  I figure there is enough of us that use the site, I know I really do, to keep it rolling for little $ from each of our pockets.  Gosh, I know just some of the conversations here have saved me more money and time.

[Babyboomer]

  :thumbsup:You can also PM me and I will make sure it gets to George once we get control of this forum we can get the speed back.

[Rinker342]

John, I'm in for $20.  I'll be at the Annapolis boat show this weekend, but will be working on the winterizing list the weekends of 10/29 and 11/5.  I can get it to you then or, if you get to Annapolis this weekend, look us up at the Chesapeake Boat Sales booth.

Doug

[Dan&Darci]

Hey John, put me down for $20 as well.  I'll be at the marina the same weekends as Doug.

[Gene]

I pay a small fee every year for the National Corvette Restoration Society. Why don't you collect $20.00 a year from everybody, seems like a small fee for so much information. Where do we send the money. Have somebody mass produce the RBO decals and sell them for $20.00 each and you get a free anual membership to RBO.