In 2006, Dave established the "Drink of the Day" with the Panty Ripper. The group has not paddled straight since 2006.

Ann kept files on members in her "Invisible File Cabinet". She used the files to verify that each member had an acceptable Grand Lake address, a sizable bank account and no embarrassing relatives.

Steve initiated Canoe Club uniforms to insure that members were always paddling with the "right sort of people".

Ted pioneered the web page. Each week he wrote a round-up statement and a preview of upcoming events. A highlight was the identification of the "Trouble Maker of the Week". For unknown reasons, the name usually began with a "D".

Sandy implemented "Moon-Light Paddles". They were a great success and enjoyed by everyone except that one couple who still hasn't returned from the islands.

Ron decided to build the morale of the organization. He based his methods on the philosophy : "If God did not intend for us to eat animals, then why did he make them out of meat?" The club heartily supported his methods and Ron's barbecues were responsible for producing a high level of morale among his subordinates.

Jeanne demonstrated the importance of timing to the club. Especially when nature calls during the commodore election. She also demonstrated how to be a good sport.

With an exorbitant number of excuses by members present at the annual meeting in Kremmling , we had to import a commodore from New Zealand. We will go to the ends of the earth to find you!