John Richard Drigalla believes in developing the whole man, not just the career professional. While perfecting his understanding of sales and marketing as a Sales Executive, Drigalla has also allowed his love of boating to grow out of a power position in a Fort Myers startup of the Little Caesars franchise. Fort Myers exposed John Richard Drigalla to the amenities of Florida’s Gulf coast.

John Richard Drigalla of Blue Bell, Pennsylvania enjoys the space and weather for powerboating off Sanibel Island on the West coast of Florida. Only a Dairy Queen and a Subway represent a semblance of the fast-paced life on the island, and although a new causeway now carries heavy loads and larger numbers of vehicles, the island has retained its ecological purity and a relative serenity. John Richard Drigalla powerboats off a beautiful and peaceful island in a sea of humanity and development, protected by careful conservation management.

For sailing, Drigalla partakes of the bracing days on Lake Michigan, the second largest of the Great Lakes of North America. Lake Michigan is totally within the United States, extending over 300 miles from Gary, Indiana to Michigan’s Straits of Mackinac. The Native American Algonquin tribes of the region are the likely source of the name, which means big lake. Drigalla can have it all sailing Lake Michigan, from the city of Chicago at the southern end to hundreds of miles of forest to the north.

Lake Michigan borders Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. Sailors like John Richard Drigalla enjoy the German heritage of Milwaukee, the Michigan sand dunes, and the Beaver Islands on its northern reaches. The Islands give the sailor a cruising destination when planning the sailing itinerary. While the northern coasts of the lake are more isolated and occupied by residents, Green Bay on the west side of the lake contains the Door County island group, a great place for a sailing cruise. Should John Richard Drigalla want to head south out of the Lake, the City of Chicago contains the Illinois Waterway to the Mississippi River system. Great Lakes sailors can circumnavigate the eastern coast of North America, 7000 miles of adventure.

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