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Article: Pirate ship sails - for tourists - at the Oceanfront.
- Article from:
- The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)
- Article date:
- May 28, 2006
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Byline: Lorraine Eaton
May 28--The Braithwaites were well into dinner when the question hit the deck: What should David do with the rest of his life? At 43 , the graduate of Portsmouth's Churchland High School had "worked 47 different jobs," from construction to sales to a stint with the Virginia Pilot Association driving a 50-ton launch. Then, for 15 years, he wallowed in an ocean of paperwork as a financial aid officer at the family's business. When they sold it in 1999 , David had enough money to excuse him from the world of working stiffs. David's mother, Jane Braithwaite , a feisty wisp of a businesswoman whom David calls "Miss Jane," believes in the ...
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