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The Swim Marathon could not happen without the commitment and help of the volunteer boat captains and their crews. They donate their boats and time to make the Swim Marathon a success and ultimately help us raise more than $300,000 at this one event for cancer patients and their families.

All registred Boat Captains are required to attend a dinner meeting on Thursday, July 31, 2008 at the Holiday Inn in Bridgeport (more details to follow).

Slips will be avaiable by request at Dansford Marina in Port Jefferson, New York beginning at Noon on Friday, Augutst 1, 2008.

* Required Fields

First Name*
Last Name*
Mailing Address*
Mailing City, State*
Zip*
Home Phone*
Cell Phone*
E-mail Address*
Boat Name*
Boat Type*
Number of Engines*
Overall Boat Length*
Beam*
Have a Swim platform?*	Yes No
Have a Swim Ladder?*	Yes No
Have a Head?*	Yes No
Will you volunteer for any position needed?*	Yes No
Preferred Volunteer Position (please select one)	Solo Swimmer Escort Relay Team Escort Perimeter Guide Boat/Back-up Other
T-Shirt Sizes (2 per boat)* Captain Crew Member
Do you want a Slip at Danfords, Marina Friday, August 1st? *	Yes No
What boat club are you affiliated with?*
Have you participated before?*	Yes No
If yes, how many years?
Please list any special requests:
Please list names of your crew (first and last)
	(FirstName)	(Last Name)
Are you or any member of your crew an EMT?*	Yes No
If yes, please list first and last name.
Do you have a story you would like to share?	Yes No
If yes, please summarize:

For more information, please call the St. Vincent's Medical Center Foundation at (203) 576-5451.

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Breast cancer is the second most common form of cancer among women in the U.S., and the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women. While the 1980s saw a sharp rise in the number of new cases of breast cancer, that number now appears to have stabilized. The drop in the death rate from breast cancer is probably due to the fact that more women are having mammograms.