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The love of her life died at sea hunting shipwrecks. Now she’s taking the helm

The Guardian Environment Tuesday 15 September 2026, 13:00 UTC By Amanda Joan McDougall 1 min read
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After Jennifer Sellitti lost her partner Joe Mazraani, she thought everything was over. Then she inherited his shipAfter Joe died, Jennifer Sellitti felt as though she were living underwater. Other people became murky, their words muffled.

After Jennifer Sellitti lost her partner Joe Mazraani, she thought everything was over. Then she inherited his ship

After Joe died, Jennifer Sellitti felt as though she were living underwater.

Other people became murky, their words muffled. She slept constantly; unconsciousness was a blessing. On the worst days, memories bowled her over.

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