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History of Farallone and Catalina

Pat Garfield

Ahi  –  farallone yacht sales.

It was almost an inadvertent achievement. The voyage began simply as something of a homecoming trip. At the time they entered, little did Patricia Garfield and Diane Murray know that they would become the first women to sail double-handed in the Transpac, one of the oldest ocean races in the world. And it was all aboard a Catalina 470

Tears flowed at the finish line. Garfield and Murrary had just completed eight hours in the boisterous Molokai Channel, bouncing “like a cork in a whirlwind.” As they neared the end of the race aboard Charmed Life, the summer sun rose over Diamond Head. Hawaiian music, leis and mai-tais and a crowd of about 50 greeted them at the dock.

Wayne Goldman

Chief ahi –  atomic tuna yachts.

Wayne has spent the last 20+ years in the marine industry, selling boating equipment to boat builders all over the world and doing international and local boat shows on the east and west coast. He has extensive experience with catamarans and has visited most of the catamaran factories around the world. For the past 5+ years, Wayne has focused his passion on helping other, like-minded boaters find the boat of their dream. With his vast knowledge of boats, and understanding what boaters are looking for, Wayne has been successfully finding the right boats for hundreds of boaters.

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Jeff Helsing Joins Farallone Yachts in Newport Beach

Byline: The Log Staff

NEWPORT BEACH — Capt. Patricia Garfield, president and CEO of Farallone Yacht Sales, announced that yacht sales professional Jeff Helsing has joined the crew.

Helsing brings wide experience to the company, gleaned from a successful career in the Southern California marine industry. He has spent 33 years selling both new and brokerage yachts, and Helsing has spent 22 of those years in the Southern California market. “His achievements in the yacht industry are a great asset to the Farallone Yacht Sales crew,” Garfield said. “If you are looking to list your boat, find a new brokerage yacht or custom-build a new yacht, please give Jeff a call.”

Contact Helsing at (949) 610-7190 or (714) 313-8134 (cell), or email [email protected].

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