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Island Cruises is managed by Captain Sue Reynolds. Sue has spent
her life in seacoast New Hampshire nurturing a deep appreciation for the ocean environment.
She's sailed the Atlantic seaboard from the Bahamas to New Brunswick. She
has an extensive background in both sail and power boats.
For nearly 40 years Sue taught in a coastal New Hampshire community, retiring in
June 2006. She has brought her love of the ocean, local history and nature to the
many students in her classes. Sue's teaching experience spans from Early Childhood
to Middle School to Adult Education. Most recently, Sue was a middle school science
teacher. As a seventh grade teacher Sue also taught service learning and is the
founder of Lighthouse Kids,
a student project to save White Island Lighthouse at the Isles of Shoals.
Sue continues to communicate her love of the ocean, history and nature through her
narration and demonstration aboard the M/V Uncle Oscar.
Captain Tom Davis. Captain Tom is a native of Portsmouth New Hampshire
with thirty years experience in local waters. He is an enthusiastic student of Shoals lore
and history. Plus, he's extremely familiar with seacoast New Hampshire's natural history and wildlife.
Richard VanLandingham is a long time boater and avid fisherman
with a keen understanding of the ocean. Transplanted from California, Richard obtained
his U.S Coast Guard Captain's License in 2004 and has become a local history enthusiast
and tour boat Captain specializing in Isles of Shoals history
Paul Pelletier Paul has spent his life on the water. After spending
4 years in the Coast Guard, Paul earned a Master of Science degree in Marine Zoology
at the University of NH. He then worked for 6 years as a biologist for a local environmental
consulting company. Paul worked for 30+ years at UNH as Mate, then Captain of the
R/V Jere A. Chase, then Captain of the R/V Gulf Challenger. Paul holds a 100 ton
near coastal Master's License and continues his extensive career onboard the M/V
Uncle Oscar.
You can be sure that during the summer months you'll find them onshore at Rye Harbor, or roaming the nearby coastal community.
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