Fishermen's Wives sets up fund for lost sternman

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October 17, 2009

By Richard Gaines The Gloucester Daily Times Sat Oct 17, 2009, 03:33 AM EDT

The Gloucester Fishermen's Wives Association has announced the organization for contributions to the family of lobsterman Jaime Ortiz, 43, who was lost Tuesday while working as sternman for Dean Mould on his boat.

A native of Honduras, Ortiz came to Gloucester from New York City last summer to fish.

Living in the Action Inc. homeless shelter, Ortiz was sending money home to his wife and five children.

Contributions may be sent to:

The Children of Jaime Ortiz

c/o Amy Mitchell

160 Main St.

Gloucester, MA 01930

Mitchell is a commercial banking assistant at BankGloucester, and can be reached at 978-283-8200, Ext. 223.

Her fax number is 978-283-8943, and her e-mail address is amitchell@bankgloucester.com.

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