Captain Of His Destiny: The Man Who Has Lived On A Cruise Ship For 13 Years

[commodore2010]

Wonderful Article on Captain Jablin

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/irenelevine/2018/12/01/captain-of-his-destiny-the-man-who-has-lived-on-a-cruise-ship-for-13-years/#65cdc7726d4a

Edited December 2, 2018 by commodore2010
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[liptastic]

How lovely. What a fitting tribute. Nice to recognise him from our last Navigator cruise. Thanks for posting.    Jean.

[UUNetBill]

Funny...we’ve sailed on Navigator three times in the past 9 years and I don’t recall anyone talking about the Captain.  I’d think he should be an Admiral by now...what a way to spend your golden years!

[tripperva]

We've seen him many times, going back to Radisson days. Quiet and private.

[UUNetBill]

Which might explain why we’ve never seen him...I’m sure the crew and passengers who know him respect his privacy (as well they should!)

[JMARINER]

He has his own reserved table (4x) in the Navigator Compass Rose. It is in the forward port corner. His seat the the one closest to the window. If he is not using it, and you a seated there you will know it because there is a special very bright light installed in the ceiling right above that chair. 

 

J

Edited December 3, 2018 by JMARINER
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[cwn]

We met him on the Navigator's 2018 WC. He was down the hall from us so we saw him regularly. Delightful story, I am amazed to learn he is 94.

[JVilleGal]

I met him several years ago, lovely gentleman!