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Susan Clark

d. 2012

American sailor

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About Susan Clark

Susan Clark was an American sailor.

Susan Clark was the first woman to sail as captain for SeaRiver Maritime Inc., the first woman to join Portland’s Marine Society (in 2005), and the first female harbor pilot in Maine. She died of cancer in 2012 at age 48, and Maine Maritime Academy named a navigation training ship in her honor in 2013, which was the first time the Academy named such a ship for a woman.

Clark was valedictorian and class president at Skowhegan Area High School. She graduated from Maine Maritime Academy first in her class in 1985 and served as a trustee from 2002-2007. She also attended Seton Hall and graduated from the University Maine School of Law in 1992. She received her pilot's license in 2001 and worked for Portland Pilots Inc. since then, piloting ships into Boston Harbor.

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Important facts

Died
2012
Occupation
Nationality
Education
Skowhegan Area High School

Frequently asked questions

Who was Susan Clark?

American sailor

When did Susan Clark die?

Susan Clark died in 2012.

What was Susan Clark's occupation?

Susan Clark was a sailor.

What nationality was Susan Clark?

Susan Clark was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Susan Clark

· Wikidata: Q16972653

· DBpedia: Susan Clark (sailor)

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