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Jamaican 'em crazy

Jamaican 'em crazy

Jay Thompson and John Rothman of Linwood went sailing in Jamaica with James and Jaclyn Thompson, Tracy Kuddar, Ryan Rothman and Brandon Savitch, all of Linwood; and Kyle Chieffo of Little Egg Harbor. The other parents were relaxing by the beach. The families stayed four nights/five days.
 
Erich Florentine recently traveled to Sandals Whitehouse in Jamaica, donning both his Cape May T-shirt and the Gazette. He and his wife are residents of Petersburg for the past five years.

Erich Florentine recently traveled to Sandals Whitehouse in Jamaica, donning both his Cape May T-shirt and the Gazette. He and his wife are residents of Petersburg for the past five years.
 
A sunny Jamaican vacation

A sunny Jamaican vacation
This group traveled to Falmouth, Jamaica to Starfish Trelawny Resort and Spa and had a wonderful vacation. Enjoying the respite are Donna Dwyer-Williams and daughter Tiffany Williams of Egg Harbor Township, along with sister Chris Nicolosi and her daughter Nicole and son Tony of Mount Laurel, and Debra Flammer and her son George Jr. and daughter Alene of Somers Point.
Sharon, Howard, Brooke and Matthew LeWinter of Ventnor enjoyed a family vacation at the Riu Ocho Rios Resort in Jamaica, where life was “irie, mon” – happy, peaceful and content. They enjoyed the sun, beach, pool, lots of drinks and much more.

No worries in Jamaica
Sharon, Howard, Brooke and Matthew LeWinter of Ventnor enjoyed a family vacation at the Riu Ocho Rios Resort in Jamaica, where life was “irie, mon” – happy, peaceful and content. They enjoyed the sun, beach, pool, lots of drinks and much more.
 
Nancy, Cain, Joe and Luke, the Rullo family of North Wildwood, on their recent trip to Negril, Jamaica B.W.I. with The Wildwood Leader. The family stayed at the Beaches resort on the islands west end. Everyone enjoyed beautiful sunsets on the beach, Hobie cat sailing, snorkeling, shell hunting and the new friends met. Luke and Cain students at Margaret Mace, especially enjoyed the buffet and the unlimited X-Box room. Nancy, Cain, Joe and Luke, the Rullo family of North Wildwood, on their recent trip to Negril, Jamaica B.W.I. with The Wildwood Leader. The family stayed at the Beaches resort on the islands west end. Everyone enjoyed beautiful sunsets on the beach, Hobie cat sailing, snorkeling, shell hunting and the new friends met. Luke and Cain students at Margaret Mace, especially enjoyed the buffet and the unlimited X-Box room.
 
Stephanie Savage and her daughter Kayla took The Wildwood Leader along with them while visiting Montego Bay, Jamaica. The mother and daughter spent their summer vacation at the Iberostar Hotel and Resort in July fir six days. When they weren’t shopping, or checking out the scenes, they managed to relax and keep up with the happenings of the Wildwoods. Kayla is a student at Glenwood Elementary School in Wildwood, and her mother is employed at Cape Regional Medical Center.

Stephanie Savage and her daughter Kayla took The Wildwood Leader along with them while visiting Montego Bay, Jamaica. The mother and daughter spent their summer vacation at the Iberostar Hotel and Resort in July fir six days. When they weren’t shopping, or checking out the scenes, they managed to relax and keep up with the happenings of the Wildwoods. Kayla is a student at Glenwood Elementary School in Wildwood, and her mother is employed at Cape Regional Medical Center.

Last November a large group spent Thanksgiving break soaking up the sun in Jamaica. The families enjoyed everything from horseback riding to zip-lining through the jungle. Here’s the whole gang with The Current and the local Jamaican paper. The traveling families are the Lacovaras, Dochertys, Friedmans, Quirks, Santoros and Guintas, all of Egg Harbor Township.

The gang’s all here in Jamaica

Last November a large group spent Thanksgiving break soaking up the sun in Jamaica. The families enjoyed everything from horseback riding to zip-lining through the jungle. Here’s the whole gang with The Current and the local Jamaican paper. The traveling families are the Lacovaras, Dochertys, Friedmans, Quirks, Santoros and Guintas, all of Egg Harbor Township.

 
Soaking up the sun and surf at Breezes Runaway Bay Resort in Ochos Rios, Jamaica are Lisa Damiano of Absecon, Debra Kolmetsky of Dorothy, and

‘It's Jamaica, mon – no problem!’
Soaking up the sun and surf at Breezes Runaway Bay Resort in Ochos Rios, Jamaica are Lisa Damiano of Absecon, Debra Kolmetsky of Dorothy, and
Donna and Jim Schmidt of Egg Harbor Township.
 
John and Marianne Catshott are shown with the Gazette at one of the many ports of call while on their Panama Canal cruise at Dunn’s River Falls in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.

John and Marianne Catshott are shown with the Gazette at one of the many ports of call while on their Panama Canal cruise at Dunn’s River Falls in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
 
The Dannehower and Caiazza families of Somers Point spent a fun-filled Easter vacation in Negril, Jamaica at the Club Riu Resort, where they enjoyed snorkeling, parasailing, beach and pool activities. They went sightseeing in and around Negril and the beautiful seven-mile beach, and even jumped off the cliffs at Rick's Café. Pictured from left to right are Gia and Jena Caiazza and Riley, Arley and Haley Dannehower.

Soaking up the sun and surf

The Dannehower and Caiazza families of Somers Point spent a fun-filled Easter vacation in Negril, Jamaica at the Club Riu Resort, where they enjoyed snorkeling, parasailing, beach and pool activities. They went sightseeing in and around Negril and the beautiful seven-mile beach, and even jumped off the cliffs at Rick's Café. Pictured from left to right are Gia and Jena Caiazza and Riley, Arley and Haley Dannehower.
Michael and Michelle Ray of Egg Harbor Township honeymooned in Westmoreland, Jamaica at Sandals Whitehouse. They are pictured here with their concierge, Rowe.

Jamaican me very happy

Michael and Michelle Ray of Egg Harbor Township honeymooned in Westmoreland, Jamaica at Sandals Whitehouse. They are pictured here with their concierge, Rowe.

The Gazette traveled with George and Donna Booskos of Ocean City to Sandals Montego Bay Jamaica where the couple escaped to celebrate their third wedding anniversary. They enjoyed eight days of Caribbean cuisine, white sandy beaches and beautiful sunsets.

The Gazette traveled with George and Donna Booskos of Ocean City to Sandals Montego Bay Jamaica where the couple escaped to celebrate their third wedding anniversary. They enjoyed eight days of Caribbean cuisine, white sandy beaches and beautiful sunsets.

The Anderson family of Pomona enjoyed paradise at the Beaches Negril resort in Jamaica with The Current in July. Octavia, Abdullah, Amira and Abdullah Jr. had a good time water skiing, scuba diving, kayaking, snorkeling, jet skiing and being lazy in the pool. Abdullah even got a thrill jumping from the highest cliff into the Caribbean Sea at Rick's Cafe, a world-famous attraction in Negril.

Playing in paradise 

The Anderson family of Pomona enjoyed paradise at the Beaches Negril resort in Jamaica with The Current in July. Octavia, Abdullah, Amira and Abdullah Jr. had a good time water skiing, scuba diving, kayaking, snorkeling, jet skiing and being lazy in the pool. Abdullah even got a thrill jumping from the highest cliff into the Caribbean Sea at Rick's Cafe, a world-famous attraction in Negril.

Montego Bay

Vacation castaways

Tossed ashore the white sandy beaches of Montego Bay, Jamaica in March, the Jenkins and Mastro families of Absecon enjoyed the sun and surf vacationing at the Sunset Beach Resort. Pictured left to right are Jeff and Kelly Jenkins and Jaye, Steve, Antuan and Nikki Mastro holding The Current.
Negril, Jamaica

Twisted, beaded, braided
Kristina and Shannon Bennett of Somers Point enjoy playing in the sun and swimming in the beautiful water of Negril, Jamaica. They said they had a great time in the white sand and meeting new people over their Easter vacation.

Montego Bay, Jamaica.

Purellis in Margaritaville

The Purelli family of Egg Harbor Township traveling with The Current to Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

Jamaica

Friends frolic in Jamaica

These friends spent nine days at Sandals Dunn River in Jamaica in November, frolicking in the water and sun. From left are Jay and Susan Thompson of Linwood, John and Dawn Rothman of Linwood, Tom Robbins of Somers Point, Beth Lane of Toms River and Tom and Marie Corson of Linwood.

 

 

Seasoned cruisers

 Joe and Stefanie Kuehner of Egg Harbor City took the Freedom of the Seas, the largest cruise ship in the world, Nov. 12-19. They traveled to the western Caribbean – visiting Cozumel, Mexico; Montego Bay, Jamaica; the Grand Caymans; and Labadee, Haiti, Royal Caribbean's private island. The two said they enjoy taking cruises and like to go on the newer, bigger ships when possible.

Lovin’ the romance in Jamaica

Howard and Sharon LeWinter of Ventnor took The Current to Couples Sansouci Resort in Jamaica in June. They enjoyed the sun, beach, food, drinks, nightlife … and most of all the romance!

Maiden voyage

Diane and Julio Driggs of Pleasantville visited Montego Bay, Jamaica, on the inaugural cruise of Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas.

Jamaican vacation

Lynne Barnes and daughter Lindsay of Absecon enjoyed a wonderful week’s vacation with family and friends at the all-inclusive Beaches Boscobel Golf Resort and Spa in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.

The Gazette traveled with Jessica, Derek and Dylan Frasca when they traveled with their parents to Breezes Resort, in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. They climbed the popular Dunns River Falls, learned about Jamaican culture and spent a week doing fun activities.

Taking a break in Jamaica

Novlette and Jaime Brooks of Pleasantville took The Current to Club Riu, Montego Bay, Jamaica during spring break.

Bayside in Jamaica

The Ardente family of Galloway Township enjoyed a week-long vacation in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Shown having a terrific time at the Sunset Beach Resort and Spa are from left: Anthony, Silvi, Nicholas, Matthew and Bob.

Alone at last
Jill and Dale Conover of Absecon celebrated an early 20th anniversary at Sandals Royal Caribbean Montego Bay, Jamaica, May 5. The Current went, but the kids stayed home.