Archive for January, 2026

2004

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Captain Nicholas T. Walker was promoted to Captain May 1, 2025. He also completed Navy Postgrad program in Monterrey, Calif.

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2010

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Nick Pucello has joined Allen Insurance and Financial as a commercial lines producer, specializing in marine insurance. Pucello holds a bachelor’s degree in small vessel operations and a master’s degree in international logistics management, both from Maine Maritime Academy. Additionally, he holds a 1,600-ton USCG masters license and a property & casualty insurance license in the state of Maine. Pucello’s extensive experience in the marine industry includes work as a marine supply chain and logistics manager and as a yacht and tugboat captain.

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2016

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Sean Battles is the youngest Chief Engineer in NOAA history. He is the Chief on the NOAA ship FairWeather, home port: Ketchikan, Alaska. Also, Kristen Gier ’20 is his IAE.

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2017

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Fr. Erin Donlon and Cmdr. Larry Wade ’64 & ’15

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2021

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Korey DeBoth has started a new position as Dynamic Positioning Operator at Transocean.

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2021

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Emily Conway and Sam Sewall married May 2025!

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2023

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Lily Cook was recently featured in the MDI Islander, a newspaper based in Bar Harbor, Maine. Cook currently works as a 2nd mate onboard the HOS WOODLAND. Her work on the multiple purpose supply vessel includes a wide scope of tasks. “Different companies charter our boat for different jobs,” she explained. “One job could be taking thrusters off of a drill ship with our crane, another job could be a “FLOTEL” job (floating hotel), which is when we house contractors and send them up the oil and wind assets with our heave compensated gangway.” She shared her great appreciation for the maritime work that surrounded her upbringing. “I don’t think people realize how large the maritime industry is. It surrounds MDI,” Cook said. “The cruise ships, the private charter boats, the harbor pilots, the whale watch boats and the ferries — all of those people had to sit through some pretty extensive testing.”

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2023

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Andrew Haining is paving the way as the first participant in Cianbro’s Asset Management Leadership Development Program (AMLDP), which provides hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world experience for participants, who gain essential knowledge in asset evaluation, maintenance, and optimization.

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2023

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William LaBrecque of Southport just received his Second Assistant Engineer Certificate from the United States Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Credential. He is currently working at sea for a company called Stabbert Maritime. His job is 2nd Assistant Engineer on the vessel, Ocean Lee.

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Harold F. Glencross ‘43-2

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died peacefully surrounded by his family on March 31, 2025, in Pittsfield, Maine. He was born in Bangor, the son of the late Ernest and Marion (Emerson) Glencross. He graduated from Bangor High and furthered his education at MMA. He proudly served our country in the United States Coast Guard aboard the USS Jefferson during WWII. He was a merchant marine, dairy farmer, and a jack of all trades. There was nothing that he couldn’t fix. He was a hard worker, supplementing his income with driving a school bus, working at the Ice Capades, and cutting wood. Glencross loved a great debate, served two or three terms as the mayor of Pittsfield, and had a passion for chasing white tails. He passed on his hunting skills to his kids and grandkids. While living in Carmel, he assisted the local sheriff, helped to start a Boy Scouts troop, served on the fire department, and aided in building their local Grange Hall. He was a long-time member of the Meridian Lodge #125, holding several positions including Past Master. He was a member of the Scottish Rite Valleys of Bangor and Portland, member of the York Rite Bodies, Illustrious Grand Sovereign of the Grand Imperial Council, Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine, Knights of the York Cross of Honor, Grand Council Distinguished Service Medal, and Knight of the Holy Royal Arch Knight Templar Priests.

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