1. Marvin Creamer

2. Citizen
Doctor
Professor
Captain
Circumnavigator
Father
Grandfather
Friend
Marvin Creamer

3. 1916 Born on a farm near Vineland, NJ
1924 Moved next to Parvin's State Park
1932 High School graduation
Learned the carpenter trade
College
18 months in the military
1946 Married Blanche Layton of Vineland
1948 Earned Masters degree
1948 Professor G.S.C. (now Rowan U.)
G.S.C. Director of Public Relations
President NJ Council for Geographic Education
President G.S.C. Faculty Association
1961 Named "Outstanding Professor"
Chairman Glassboro Tercentenary

4. 1964 "Man of the Year," Glassboro Chamber of Commerce
Chairman G.S.C. Social Studies Department
1976 Glassboro Bicentennial Committee
1976 "Special Envoy" to Portsmouth, England
1980 Honorary doctorate
1980 "Distinguished Alumnus" by the G.S.C. Alumni Association
1980 "Citizen of the Year," Glassboro Chamber of Commerce
1980 The Medal of Achievement for Performance Cruising, Yacht Racing/Cruising Magazine
1984 Good Citizenship Medal, National Committee of the Sons of the American Revolution

5. 1984 Honorary member Slocum Society
1984 Honorary member Circumnavigators Club
1985 "Award for Excellence," NJ Education Association
1985 The Navigation Medal, Foundation for the Promotion of the Art of Navigation
1986 The coveted Blue Water Medal, sailing’s highest honor, Cruising Club of America
1989 inducted into Cruising World's Hall of Fame
1995 Creativity Award, Odyssey of the Mind
1995 Annual award, Destination Imagination
2010 Induction into NJ Hall of Fame?????

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8. Follow Your Dream!

9. From the Royal Gazette Bermuda, July 3, 1973
To Bermuda with Scotia
From the Royal Gazette Bermuda, July 3, 1973

10. Marvin's Dream Yet Unfulfilled!

12. Years of Planning and Preparation

13. To the Azores with Scotia
First Atlantic Crossing, August 5, 1974

14. To England with Scotia
Courier Post, April 27, 1976

16. Press of Atlantic City, May 7, 1976

17. The London News, June 9, 1976

18. The Packet (GB), June 4, 1976

19. From Ireland Without Instruments
First of Three Atlantic Crossings Without Instruments
The Cork Examiner
June 6, 1978

21. New York Times
July 30, 1978

22. Time to Follow the Dream!

23. ...without Instruments
Courier Post
December 1, 1982