Welcome to our Ship's Store!
We have products from safety gear to electronics and everything in between. We are here to help you make your boating experience as safe and exciting as possible. Our friendly and knowledgable team can help you find just what you need, and remember, if we don't have what you're looking for in the store, we can usually order and recieve the product the same day or next day!
 
  
  
  
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Meet our Staff
Travis Burns was born in Oil City, Louisiana. He then moved to East Texas at a young age and grew up on a farm. After High School he entered the Navy and became an Electrician’s Mate on Submarines out of New London, Connecticut. While he was there he met and married his wife Barbara of 46 years. Together they have two daughters. After serving his four years they decided to stay in Connecticut. He attended college at night for several years while working for the telephone company. Later on he became a general contractor designing building for residential homes. He has a passion for boating, any form. He fished the shores of New England and also did offshore sailboat racing for many summers. He retired in 2004 and moved to South Hutchinson Island. When he began to miss “boat people” he applied for a part time job at Vero Marine Center. We are so lucky to have such a wonderful person with us!
Dick Haydu was born in Bridgeport, CT. As a young boy he lived in Milford and Fairfield, CT. He attended West Liberty State College in West Virginia and Bridgeport University in Connecticut. After attending college he married his wife Pat and they have been married for 49 years. Together they had two sons. After 25 years in industry, Dick purchased a dry cleaning business, which he ran for 20 years. After retiring several years ago he and his wife moved to Florida where he is able to keep his love for boating alive. He started boating very young by helping his father on his oyster boat on Long Island Sound. In Connecticut he lived on a lake where he and his family spent a lot of time on the water. He says working at Vero Marine Center keeps the boating adrenaline going!
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