Hypothetical: If you were aboard the Titanic.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Dartgod

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Who says that 13 is an unlucky number? And how did you get on board as an assistant cook? Very clever work.

Name Wildebank, Mr. Alfred E.
Outcome Survived, Lifeboat 13
Gender Male
Age 39
Home Southampton, Hampshire, England
Embarkation Southampton
Destination Unknown
Passenger Class Unknown
Crew Department Victualing Crew
Crew Job Asst. Cook

[Dartgod]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Who says that 13 is an unlucky number? And how did you get on board as an assistant cook? Very clever work.

Name Wildebank, Mr. Alfred E.
Outcome Survived, Lifeboat 13
Gender Male
Age 39
Home Southampton, Hampshire, England
Embarkation Southampton
Destination Unknown
Passenger Class Unknown
Crew Department Victualing Crew
Crew Job Asst. Cook

Yes, the first survivor!

[Dartgod]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Who says that 13 is an unlucky number? And how did you get on board as an assistant cook? Very clever work.

Name Wildebank, Mr. Alfred E.
Outcome Survived, Lifeboat 13
Gender Male
Age 39
Home Southampton, Hampshire, England
Embarkation Southampton
Destination Unknown
Passenger Class Unknown
Crew Department Victualing Crew
Crew Job Asst. Cook

Apparently there were 22 crew members (cooks and stewards) in lifeboat #13.

I lived to a ripe age of 87 after a career as a cook on merchant ships. I also served for four years in WWI and was awarded the Merchant Seaman Medal for my services.

There is a lot more about my life here. It is interesting that Alfred died in February of 1961, about 5 months before I was born. So maybe I really am him reincarnated?

https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.or...windebank.html

Here is a picture of Alfred later in life holding up a "lucky" #13 sign.

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by Dartgod

Apparently there were 22 crew members (cooks and stewards) in lifeboat #13.

I lived to a ripe age of 87 after a career as a cook on merchant ships. I also served for four years in WWI and was awarded the Merchant Seaman Medal for my services.

There is a lot more about my life here. It is interesting that Alfred died in February of 1961, about 5 months before I was born. So maybe I really am him reincarnated?

https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.or...windebank.html

Here is a picture of Alfred later in life holding up a "lucky" #13 sign.

[Why Not?]

Originally Posted by stevieray

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