Fatal sinkings, including Lady Mary, lead regulators to seek stability tests of smaller commercial fishing boats - pressofAtlanticCity.com: Lower Cape May

Fatal sinkings, including Lady Mary, lead regulators to seek stability tests of smaller commercial fishing boats

Dale Gerhard

Scallop Boat Sinks

The Lady Mary, shown in a photo provided by owner Roy Smith, sank in 2009 about 65 miles southeast of Cape May, killing six Cape May County fishermen: Lady Mary owner Timothy Smith, 37; his brother Royal Smith Jr., 42; Bernie “Tarzon” Smith, 58, the uncle of the Smith brothers; Frankie Credle, 57, a cousin of the Smiths; Frank Reyes, 42; and Jorge Alberto Ramos Arteaga, 23. Jose Luis Arias, 57, of Wildwood, was the sole survivor.

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