I worked for Sundance Cruises when the Sundancer ran aground. Stan McDonald was President of the company at the time. I was the receptionist for the company and was on the switchboard -- I received the call via Satellite from the Captain informing us of what happened. As soon as the media got wind of it the phones started ringing off the hook for the next few days. I couldn't answer the phones fast enough - it was almost comical. I own some memorabilia from working at Sundance Cruises. I have a beautiful lithograph that the company had commissioned for the Alaska Inagural Cruise of the M.V. Stardancer, June 7th, 1983 (it's #4 of 85) that was done by C. Bruce Morrow (I think that's his last name). I'm pleased to find that people haven't forgotten these beautiful ships. I was also fortunate enough to cruise the inside passage on the Stardancer and met some WONDERFUL people onboard.
hey !
I was also working on the sundancer in june/july 1984 from vancouver to juneau/ketchikan and back. I was on board from Norway, with no passengers crossing the Atlantic ocean. The cruises startin Alaska in june. I was working in the dinning room as waiter.
The ship was very beautiful an well decorated inside. Out side her look was not as nice as other cruise ships I saw sailing around the world. My name is Philip and may be I use to talk to you ! Who knows !!!
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hey !
I was also working on the sundancer in june/july 1984 from vancouver to juneau/ketchikan and back. I was on board from Norway, with no passengers crossing the Atlantic ocean. The cruises startin Alaska in june. I was working in the dinning room as waiter.
The ship was very beautiful an well decorated inside. Out side her look was not as nice as other cruise ships I saw sailing around the world. My name is Philip and may be I use to talk to you ! Who knows !!!