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Reef Seekers Dive Co. has been has been taking people diving since April of 1988. We like to think that we've earned a pretty good reputation in that time (at least, that's what our customers and other stores tell us) but we couldn't do it without the leadership, dedication, vision, wisdom, skill, and hard work of ALL the people who make up the Reef Seekers team. They represent instructors, divemasters, assistants, and staff of varied background and experiences, whose main goal is to help you enjoy the wonders of our underwater world without hassle or stress. We thought you might like to see who they are.


KEN_5026.jpg (743708 bytes) KEN KURTIS
Ken got certified in 1978 as part of a radio station promotion to set a Guinness record for underwater broadcasting. He became a NAUI Instructor in 1980 and has taught thousands of people over the years. He's logged close to 5000 dives, still actively teaches everything from entry-level on up, and confesses his favorite class to teach is Fish Identification. Ken leads our foreign trips (Sea of Cortez, Yap, Palau, Bonaire, Midway Island, Fiji, Maldives, Papua New Guinea, Cayman, and the Bahamas are just a few of the stamps in his passport) as well as diving on most of our local charters. He's served as chairman of Chamber Day/Eve since the early 90s, has been a volunteer Diver/Team Leader at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach since 1998, shoots photos and writes for local and national scuba publications, and is a familiar face to television viewers in Los Angeles. Ken's also hosted various TV shows, commercials, and infomercials (no, he can't get you a deal on the frying pan) that have run nationally and internationally. Ken claims to hold the Reef Seekers deep diving record of 3500' . . . but we have to add the caveat that he did it in the Alvin submersible for a PBS special so that might be cheating.

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