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The ‘Chief William Saulis Families Fund’ was posted to gofundme on Friday.
The goal is to raise $60,000 for the families of Charles Roberts, Leonard Gabriel, Aaron Cogswell, Eugene “Geno” Francis, Dan Forbes, and Mike Drake.
The Full Bay Scallop Association and Yarmouth Sea Products – the company that owns the vessel Chief William Saulis – have set up an account to collect donations.
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Dec 17, 2020 8:57 AM
CH149 Cormorant searching for five missing fishermen off the coast of Nova Scotia in Delaps Cove. Image c/o JRCC.
After more than 36 hours of searching a 260 square nautical mile area, the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre Halifax has suspended their search for five fishermen lost at sea in the Bay of Fundy.
The vessel Chief William Saulis, hailing out of Digby,Nova Scotia, went down in rough seas early Tuesday morning.
The JRCC said that the case has been turned over to the RCMP as a missing persons case.
One body was recovered on Tuesday night.