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Inland Empire Jaguar Club Photo Gallery

Inland Empire Jaguar Club Photo Gallery

The club had a Holiday Party on 12/5/21 at the Seattle Yacht Club. This was organized by Debbie Read. Thank you Debbie!

There was a bit of a nautical theme to the decorations.

And here we have Debbie and Glen Read arriving for the party!

At least we could remove masks while drinking or eating. L-R is Mike Hunsley, Hazel with Jeff Beatty and then Jerry Lamb.

What a handsome couple, Jerry and Alison Lamb!

Suzanne and Mike Hunsley.

L-R, seated, Trish Blackburn, Cheryl Jacobson, Lika Wiken.

John and Trish Blackburn. I vote them the cutest couple!

Ann and Bob Alness. It was good to see them enjoying the party.

Carol and Doug Jackson are another handsome couple.

Katherine and John Holmes.

The Holmes, Katherine, John and their son Bill.

Kurt Jacobson talking with Michael Watts

Jim and Carol Sanders.

Debbie and Glen Read.

Tanya and Bob Book.

The table was full of really nice items donated for the silent bid auction.

There were so many items donated we needed to add tables. All the money raised went to the Northwest Harvest.

Practical items like this E-Type Maintenance Chart were among the auction items.

Margaret Ames and Tom Hilton.

Gary Harris, left, and Roy Pringle had a chance to catch up.

L-R Tom Toth, Kent Wiken and Richard Scott.

Lisa and Kent Wiken, another cute couple!

We lined up at the buffet table. Everything was delicious.

The buffet table was everything we expected from the yacht club.

Another handsone couple, Sue Kingston and Paul Petach.

Cheryl and Kurt Jacobson.

L-R Tom Toth, Richard Scott and Thomas Swayze.

L-R Brian Case, Ann and Bob Alness and the back of Douglas Jackson.

Linda Roberts, Treasurer, had to work at the party, selling the tickets for drinks and collecting the auction money. But I think her and Ray Papineau still had a good time!

Of course, the Yacht Club was an awesome place to have a holiday party!

Seattle Jaguar Club

On Nov 20, 2021 we had one of our "Roving Dinners" at Il Lucano in Gig Harbor. This was planned and coordinated by Paul Petach. Thanks Paul!

In front of the restaurant is Brian Case's 1973 E Type, Kurt Jacobson's 2007 blue XK, Kurt Hrubant's 2015 white F-Type and Art Foley's 1952 XK120.

L-R Brian Case, Sharon trying to take Kurt's picture while he is taking his shot and Sheila Pringle.

L-R Art Foley Brian Case, Sheila and Roy Pringle.

The happy couple, Cheryl and Kurt Jacobson.

L-R Kurt Jacobson, Kurt Hrubant, Patty McKerney, John Voigt and Marisa Foley.

Tom Bohn, Cheryl and Kurt, still the happy couple.

L-R John Voigt, Marisa Foley, Art Foley.

Marisa and John talking while Art and Brian were catching up.

L-R Sue Kingston, Bob Book, Bob Alness, Ann Alness, Tanya Book and Paul Petach.

John Voigt, Marisa Foley, Fred Ehret joined us and Art Foley. The food was really good! And the company was great!

Seattle Jaguar Club

On 11/13/2021 Kent Wiken arranged for club members to visit the DirtFish Rally Driving School in Snoqualmie. That is Kent just entering through the door.

Gathered in the parking lot as we arrived. L-R Kent Wiken, Brian Case, Lisa Wiken, Tom Bohn, Tanya Book, Cheryl Jacobson, Bob Book.

L-R Lisa and Kent Wiken, Cheryl and Kurt Jacobson, Bob and Tanya Book, Brian Case, Kurt Hrubant, Patty McKerney.

L-R Cheryl Jacobson, Lisa and Kent Wiken, Kurt Jacobson.

L-R Tanya and Bob Book, Cheryl Jacobson, Lisa and Kent Wiken.

L-R Brian Case, Tom Bohn.

L-R Patty McKerney, Kurt Hrubant, Tanya and Bob Book.

L-R Cheryl, Bob, Tanya, Brian, Paul Petach, Kent.

Dirt Fish Subaru in their parking lot. Smokestack is a remnant from the original Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company that once operated on this site.

Sue Kingston sitting in front of a most unique coffee table.

In that coffee table is a replica Jaguar Formula One. Notice the Jaguar leaper on it.

Paul Petach with our tour guide Kelley.

We gathered around inside their store area and listened to our guide talk about the drving school.

She gave us the background on the school.

We had time to wander around looking at their displays.

Patty McKerney and Kurt Hrubant looking over the displays.

Paul, Brian and Tom looking over a DirtFish sponsored US Formula Four car.

Kelley told us about the race car drivers uniforms they collected and hung n the hallway.

Their "Hall of Flame" contains many fire suits from racing legends.

Some of our members recognized many of the famous racecar drivers names.

More fire suits.

Eddie Irvine scored Jaguar Racing's first Formula One podium finish in 2001. ( I copied this from the JagMag. Thanks Kurt).

More fire suits.

Cheryl and Patty watching Kurt Hrubant using one of the schools smulators.

Patty cringes waiting for the crash that is about to happen to Kurt.

Tom Bohn tried out one of the simulators too.

They had a world map with pushpins representing where visitors to their rally school have come from.

It was kinda far but we could watch some of the drivers taking part in the driving school's lessons.

Back in the parking lot at the end. L-R Lisa and Kent Wiken, Paul Petach, Brian Case, Kurt Hrubant, Patty McKerney and Tom Bohn. The group planned to drive along the surging Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River but prior flooding put a damper on that. Some members ended with dinner at the Snoqualmie Casino.

Seattle Jaguar Club

On Oct 16th 2021 we had a 10 Bridges Tour led by Jim Sanders. We all met in Woodinville.

The Fall colors were beautiful.

It was nice to get to catch up with the other members in the parking lot before we started the drive,

Jaguars lined up, ready to go.

Mark Jones standing behind his 1953 XK120 DHC. To his left are Craig Shrontz, Jim Sanders and Brian Case.

Group milled about the parking lot waiting for final instructions. Chance to chat with friends.

Kurt Jacobson with Patty McKerney and Kurt Hrubant in front of their white F-Pace.

Tracy Olson (left) and Chuck Olson.

Brandy Jensen next to her F-Pace.

Gathering for instructions before the drive.

Jim Sanders spent time going over the route and handed out maps.

L-R Monte Powell, Derreck Tilley (barely visible), Brian Case, Lisa Wiken, Kent Wiken behind Brad Vancour, Tom Bohn, Tracy Owen, Amber & Chuck Olson, Carol & Jim Sanders.

Craig Shrontz and Mark Jones

L-R Glen Read,Monte Powell, Brian Case, Derick Tilley, Lisa & Kent Wiken, Tom Bohn, Tracy Owen, Amber & Chuck Olson.

Kurt Jacobson, Jim Sanders with his back to camera and Brandy Jensen.

Debbie is ready to go.

Jim & Carold Sanders, in their 1985 XJ6 Ser 3, with the British Flags flying, led the jaguars out of the parking lot.

Everybody queued up behind Jim & Carol.

Greg Holt in his 1988 XJS Coupe

Followed by Tracy Owen in his 1996 XJS with Brad Vancour next in his 2010 XKR

We all followed Jim out of the parking lot but as soon as we got stuck behind the first traffic light many of us lost our way. But we all managed to find the end point at Snoqualmie Falls.

A few of us stopped at Carnation Farms.

John & Sondra Mangan in front of their 2018 XE R Sport

Members chatting behind Tracy Owen's 1996 XJS

I enjoyed the Fall colors on this drive.

Coming down the road by Carnation Farms was Glen & Debbie Read in their red XK150S.

Followed by Monte & Diane Powell in their 1995 XJ6

Then Craig Schrontz in his 1966 E-Type. This photo was cleaned up by Kurt Jacobson. He removed the overhead wires. I didn't know he was that talented! Go back to previous pictures and look at the poles & wires he removed!

One of the 10 bridges on the drive.

Tolt Hill Bridge

At the end we gathered at Snoqualamie Falls. Some went to see the Falls and others just stayed in the parking lot and chatted with other members. Greg Holt talking with Tracy Owen.

Cheryl Jacobson, Bob Book and Brian Case.

1988 XJS Coupe V12 belongs to Greg Holt.

Derick Tilley standing next to his 1995 XJS

Jags lines up with Tom Bohn's red Cadillac Allante and Paul Petach's Volt at the end. Never actually saw Paul or Sue.

2018 XE R Sport belongs to John & Sondra Mangan.

Chuck Olson's 1994 XJS

Someone with a sense of humor was giving their skeleton a ride around on their bicycle. It was close to Halloween.

Bob Book's 1968 E Type

1973 Regency Red E-Type 2+2 belonging to Brian & Sharon Case and XK belonging to Kurt and & Cheryl Jacobson.

Bob Book saying goodbye.

Debbie & Glen heading out. This photo was enhanced by Kurt.

Jim & Carol Sanders with their XJ6. Thank you Jim for putting together this pleasant drive!

Seattle Jaguar Club

The Seattle Jaguar Club had a Wine Country Tour on Oct 2-3, 2021. Some of the members met at Charlie's, in Enumclaw, for the drive over. Here is Trish & John Blackburn and Cheryl Jacobson. Some of us ate breakfast there.

The jaguars picture are red E-Type belonging to Cases, Fawn E-Type belonging to Blackburns, black XKR belonging to Curt Kyle and the XK belonging to Jacobsons.

1973 E-Type 2+2 belongs to Brian Case

The drive was very scenic.

We had peeks of Mt Ranier along the way.

And there was the winding roads we all love.

We had a restroom break along the way. Cheryl looking at my long shadow. It was cold but sunny.

The view was spectacular.

Trish Blackburn dressed for the cold ride in their top down convertible.

L-R, Trish Blackburn, Brian Case, Cheryl Jacobson, John Blackburn.

L-R, Curt Kyle, Kurt Jacobson, Brian Case.

Some more of those winding roads!

We ran into some of the smoke from wildfires. Made for interesting photos.

Trish commented on the wood burning smell from the wildfires.

And the V12 could not make it without a fuel stop.

There was another rest stop along the way. L-R Curt Kyle, Brian Case, Cheryl Jacobson, John Blackburn.

Nice shot of E-Type from Kurt.

Another stop along the way just to admire the view.

Here we are at the first winery where we had lunch at Terra Blanca Winery & Estate Vineyard.

Brian and his E-Type in front of the vineyard.

John and Trish Blackburn with their E-Type.

The view at Terra Blanca was so pretty!

The entrance walkway to the winery was awesome. Lisa Wiken on left and Brian Case on right.

Everyone gathered around before going into lunch.

The front door to the winery was amazing. Kent and Lisa posed for me.

I got Lisa and Kent to pose in front of that walkway tunnel too

Lisa Moon and Steve Bird

I loved that door. Trish and John Blackburn.

L-R, Carol Jackson, Andrew Hewitson, Kathy and Tim Weber and Douglas Jackson

The Jacksons posed for me.

Andrew and Janet Hewitson.

I got everyone to pose. Samah Sous and Ehab Sahawneh.

Starting on left, Janet Hewitson, Doug Jackson, Tim and Kathy Weber, Lisa Moon, Steve Bird, Carol Jackson and Andrew Hewitson.

L-R, Kurt and Cheryl Jacobson, Trish and John Blackburn, Brian Case, Kent and Lisa Wiken, Ehab Sahawneh and Samah Sous.

Really nice to sit outside, but in the shade, for our lunch.

Dick and Jessica Camp. What a cute couple!

A shot with the vineyards showing below.

L-R, Dick and Jessica Camp, Ehab, Cheryl, John, Brian, Kent, Paul Petach, Sue Kingston.

The food was great!

Curt Kyle and his 2011 XKR convertible in front of the vineyard.

Sharon and Brian Case and their 1973 E-Type 2+2

"After lunch we all drove to Brad Vancour's vineyard. Jaguars were lined up along the Yakima river. Really nice location. Old railroad bridge in backround."

1973 E-Type 2+2 belongs to Brian Case

Kurt standing by Brad Vancour's XKR. Behind that was Brandy Jensen's F-Type.

Kurt got a nice shot of the Blackburns' and Cases' E-Types along the river.

Brad Vancour put on quite a nice event at the vineyard/winery at his Red Mountain Inn rental property.

He provided wine from his personal vineyards!

Such a pleasant location along the river, some wine, members socializing.

Cats in the field.

I think Brad was talking about his house that used to be a train depot.

More socializing going on.

Brandy Jensen (waving) brought several friends to the wine tour.

Inside Brad Vancour's house.

Brad telling Cheryl about the house, which used to be a train depot and then was converted and added to.

The kitchen had an old world feel.

Even the addition was made to feel old.

Chickens were fun to watch.

I got Kurt to make a friend!

What a pleasant day to hang out with friends!

And drink some wine.

Sue Kingston, Jessica and Dick Camp on left.

And we all learned something new about wine & vineyards & grafting!

F Pace belongs to Steve Bird and Lisa Moon.

E-Type belongs to Ehab & Samah and XK belongs to Kurt & Cheryl.

XK R belongs to Curt Kyle.

Tim and Kathy's 2016 F-Type S convertible and Kurt and Cheryl's XK convertible.

Interior of Tim & Kathy Weber's F-Type S.

L-R, Brian Case, Brad Vancour, Kent Wiken and Kurt Jacobson. They all had a part in getting the wine tour put together.

Brad Vancour was a gracious host, sharing some of his knowledge of growing grapes and making wine.

We left Brad Vancour's place and went to the next winery, the Hedges Family Estate. Nice views at the Hedges winery."

Brian and his E-Type.

Trish and John Blackburn and their E-Type.

Samah and Jessica and Brian.

Ehab Sahawneh and Dick Camp on left and Samah Sous and Jessica Camp on right.

Cars lined up on the circle

Blackburn's E-Type

Paul Petach and Douglas Jackson walking by Dick Camp's 1964 Mark II

Ehab Sahawneh was photo bombing my shot!

Nice shot of Dick and Jessica Camp with their Mark II, in spite of Ehab's antics.

Everyone gathered around, sampling wines at the Hedge's Family Estate.

We received some more education on wine and vineyards from Tom Hedges himself.

Tom Hedges was very knowledgeable!

I think everyone learned some things we never knew about growing grapes!

Brad added to Tom's talk and gave us his insights.

A toast by Lisa Moon and Steve Bird.

Now doesn't this look like we were in Europe?

Outside the Tasting Room.

What a pleasant location for wine tasting.

This was a great idea for an event in the fall.

Ehab and Samah, posed in front of their E-Type, with their purchase of wine in a special bottle which was etched and painted.

Sharon and Brian Case posed with their E-Type.

John and Trish Blackburn posed with their E-Type.

Chickens and vineyards must be a thing.

We left Hedges and checked into our hotel rooms. We stayed the night at the Hampton Inn in Richland, along the river.

There was a paddle wheel ship we could see from our hotel rooms.

The rooms we had at the hotel, overlooking the river, had a spectacular view.

We had dinner on Saturday evening at Michele's

The restaurant was very attractive inside.

We had a room just for our group.

Trish and John Blackburn and Janet and Andrew Hewiston.

Lisa and Kent Wiken. Kent was the one responsible for coordinating everything for this fantastic tour of the wineries.

Steve Bird and Lisa Moon pose for the photo.

Curt Kyle and Douglas and Carol Jackson.

Kurt and Cheryl Jacobson.

Kathy and Tim Weber. Such a handsome couple!

Brad Vancour must be talking more about the wines.

Sue Kingston and Paul Petach look like they were enjoying the evening!

Dick and Jessica Camp.

Brandy Jensen (on the left) and her friends were having a good time.

Ehab and Samah posed for a photo.

I think At Michele's was a great choice for our dinner.

On Sunday morning Dick and Jessica Camp's 1964 Mark II had a problem starting and needed a little push.

Brian Case, John Blackburn, Douglas Jackson and Jessica helped push while Dick steered.

Dick was so calm about it all but he was a happy camper with the car running.

On Sunday many of us met at Treveri Cellars near Yakima. One more wine tasting before the end of our weekend!

L-R, Lisa and Kent Wiken, Dick Camp and Kurt Jacobson.

Sue Kingston and Paul Petach.

Kathy and Tim Weber.

John Blackburn, Jessica Camp and Cheryl Jacobson.

Kent Wiken, Dick Camp, Steve Bird, Lisa Moon, Jessica Camp and Cheryl Jacobson.

Dick Camp in front, Kurt behind, Steve Bird and Lisa Moon.

Lisa Moon and Trish Blackburn.

Trish used her whole wine sample tray to toast with John. Jessica looking on.

Kathy and Tim Weber.

Pit stop during the trip home after a wonderful wonderful weekend.

Cheryl, Kurt, Kent, Lisa, Brian and John.

John and Brian with that great view behind them.

Seattle Jaguar Club