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Richard Garnjost, 98, of Easton, Pennsylvania, passed away April 14, 2025, in Easton Nursing and Rehab-Easton. Born in Orange Town, New York, on April 17, 1926 he was the son of the late Frederick Garnjost and Jane Johnson. He was the loving husband of Bettie Garnjost (Jarvis) at home.
Graveside Services with military honors took place on May 30, 2025, in Northampton Memorial Shrine.
Anyone can send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Richard Garnjost.
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Safety first every time you hit the water! 🚤⚓
Whether heading out for early morning fishing or navigating to your favorite hunting spot, staying safe on the boat is what keeps the streak going.
In our latest video, we share essential safety tips, gear checks, and best practices every outdoorsman needs before casting off.
📺 Watch the full guide on YouTube: youtu.be/GKvOJZW4L3Q
💬 What’s the one piece of safety gear you never leave the dock without? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
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October is National Hunting & Fishing Month! 🎣🦆
Cold water, heavy gear, early morning low-light navigation, and sudden weather shifts make fall boating unique.
⚓ Essential Fall Safety Checklist:
🛟 Wear Your Life Jacket: Camo and low-profile life jackets fit comfortably over heavy hunting layers.
⚖️ Balance Your Load: Keep decoys, fishing tackle, dogs, and gear low and evenly distributed to prevent capsizing.
📝 Leave a Float Plan: Always tell someone onshore where you are going and when you expect to return.
💡 Check Your Lights: Ensure navigation lights work properly for those early dawn launches.
Stay safe, stay warm, and make every cast and hunt count this October!
🔗 Learn more safe boating tips & find local courses: americasboatingclub.org
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