Williams had just docked his fishing boat, the Princess Rachel, late one afternoon after a sea urchin run in the Santa Barbara Channel. The career diver, captain and oceanographer had approached that enviable stage in his life where he was pretty much doing what he wanted to do–fish.While Williams was unloading his catch, two onlookers out for an afternoon stroll along the breakwater started a conversation, mostly by asking questions of the amiable fisherman, particularly about the Princess Rachel, a sleek 42-foot lobster boat. After some back-and-forth banter, including Williams’ philosophy that no married man can happily own a boat unless he names it after his wife, one of the men, both circling the 70-year mark at the time, asked the seaman what he would do if he could do anything in the world he wanted.
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