Like her younger sisters Amy and Heather and her cousins Michelle and Nicole, Chrissy spent many of her high school weekends and summers helping out around the marina. Her duties would range from cuttng the grass, to washing the charter fleet boats, to doing desk duty. In 1988, Wayne’s oldest daughter became the 4th generation of the family to work full time at the marina. Chrissy’s responsibilities lie in the Accounting Department as well as performing weekend desk duties. She enhanced our image with a new logo design and has developed and currently maintains our website and facebook page.

During his almost four decades in the boat repair business, Joe has done just about any job there is to do on a boat, Some of Joe’s specialties include, custom woodworking and cabinetry, air conditioning and refrigeration, rigging, electronics installation and repair, custom fabrication and engineering, from propane lockers and systems to custom tank installations. He also is well versed in, advanced electrical systems, plumbing, diesel repair, and much more.

Joe is well regarded in the industry as a master technician who specializes in the “tough jobs”. He is also known as a perfectionist, and often receives compliments on how clean and organized he keeps the boats while working on them. Joe has also customized and commissioned many new boats, such as, C&C, Cape Dory, J- Boats, Bayfield, Hunter, and Catalina. This gives him extensive knowledge of a wide range of system and engineering styles. He has also served as the service manager for two major service operations before returning to what he loves the most, which, is being a “hands on” craftsman.

However, you may deal with Joe from time to time when he covers for Brian when he is away. Joe has been with Maryland Marina since 2015. When not working, Joe, as a devout Christian, enjoys many activities at his church. He also enjoys, boating, trail running, gardening, cooking, motor cycling, and snow skiing. Joe and his wife, Carol, have four grown kids, Joey, Michelle, Anna, and Jane.

Antonio joined the Maryland Marina family in 2008. Although he has gotten so much older, he still blesses us with his good-natured Italian hospitality. He does an outstanding job in everything he does, making him one of the most valuable members of our team.

Antonio heads up our equipment and boat storage operations, making sure everyone is well trained and able to carry out the high standards for handling your boat. Antonio is also versed in general boat repair, bottom coatings, marina maintenance, and will soon be certified in small diesel repair.

When not working 100 hours a week, Antonio and his wife Melanie, live aboard their 43-foot Irwin with their very babied kitty, Tillie. Before joining the world of boats, Antonio worked as a master chef and manager of some of New York’s best restaurants.

While spending several years working with his father, Russ acquired a great deal of expertise in structural and cosmetic fiberglass repair. His extensive talents also encompass gelcoat and awl-grip repair, and application. In addition, Russ’s repertoire of skills includes general mechanical and systems repairs, as well as operating all of our marina equipment. The quality of his work is second to none. Russ has been working around the marina since the mid-1990s and joined our service staff full time in 2002. When not working, Russell enjoys working and boating on his classic Chris Craft, that he owns along with his co-worker, Mark. He also enjoys being a weekend musician, working on classic cars, and vacationing in Florida with his wife, Karen and their son, Royce.