From : "Potter, W C"

To : Linda Bryant

Subject : Don't change a thing!

Date : Thu, 24 May 2001 16:16:56 -0700

Hi Jerry!

Cole Potter from Seattle. Jeri, my in-laws and I couldn't thank you enough for the incredible memory you gave us in Kauai! Going sailing with you was hands-down the premier event of our Hawaiian vacation. For us, it was a perfect adventure and I wouldn't change a thing! You are so friendly and kind letting us each steer your beautiful boat.

It was awesome!

Cole.

Date: Friday, September 10, 2004 4:47 AM

Hi Jerry,

Well, we made it back to New Hampshire and the dust has finally begun to settle from our wedding and honeymoon. The entire trip was wonderful, and the days we spent with you on the your boat were great. Thanks so much.

You mentioned in passing that you could write a letter for Emily and me that would state that we completed a Pacific sailing course with a copy of your captain's license. That would be helpful to us in the future if/when we try to rent a boat to do some sailing in the Caribbean. When you get a chance... please no hurry... could you write a letter for emily and one for me... (or maybe have us both on the same letter, but I think two is better, that way we each have one) vouching for our basic sailing/boating skills.

Hope everything is going well. Take care,

Dan & Emily McLean

Don Van Wey wrote:

Hi, We are planning a honeymoon. Will you please answer these five questions Yes or No and make any comments if you have time. Thanks, Don and Nicole

> 1. Did you feel safe throughout the trip?

> Absolutely, Jerry has a wealth of experience sailing. Example we wore harnesses when in open water.

> 2. Was the cabin comfortable and clean (smoke free)?

> The boat was clean and comfortable. No smoking stink. If you haven't spent time on a sail boat you might find the sleeping accommodations a little tight.

> 3. Was the food good and adequate?

>Jerry prepared really enjoyable healthy meals. We even were treated to fresh tuna from a local fisherman!

> 4. Were the activities fun and flexible?

>Jerry gave us absolute freedom to choose our activities. We had a great adventure, Jerry was as much a companion as a guide.

> 5. Would you go another trip with Jerry?

> You bet, looking forward to seeing Jerry again!

Cheers,

Joe Gross

Feel free to give me a ring if you would like to hear more about our trip.

From: "Steve Peisner"

To: "Jerry Bryant" <info@hawaiisailingadventures.com>

Subject: Re: Hawaii sailing

Date: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 5:50 PM

Hi Jerry;

How nice to hear from you! We all miss you - the kids have asked about you and Jared said, "Can we go sailing with Jerry again?" We have your Tasco Binocs and will send them to you if you give us your address (Christine lost your business card). Also, we will send a CD of the slide show that we put together. We will put it on the web too but that might take a while. Christine wants your recipe for Spanish rice (since the trip, boxed spanish rice just doesn't cut it) and Poke' (the restaurant poke wasn't as good as yours). By the way, I'm not sure, but I think if you pronounce poke as "pokee" it means "dog." I think it is supposed to be pronounced "pokay"...ha ha. Thanks so much for being a wonderful host - this was probably our best family vacation ever. Christine has had island fever ever since and is still engrossed in Michener's book.

The boat was everything we expected (great). It was especially nice to have the van... and your flexibility in every way. We would enjoy sailing with you again - how about the Caribbean or Fiji or the Mediterranean?

Don't forget the address, please!

Mahalo,

From: "Jason Adams"

To: <jerry@hawaiisailingadventures.com>

Date: Sunday, March 13, 2005 5:48 PM

Jerry,

Once again, thx so much for a very special time. We had an amazing time. a truly memorable experience. Here are the pics. The quality of the ones that I sent via email are not great, I will send you a disc with the high quality images.

Regards,

Jason