MICHIGAN — The Great Lakes are forces of nature, and one stands apart from the rest.

Lake Superior is the biggest and deepest of the five Great Lakes.

For centuries, humankind has fought to navigate the waters that serve as a critical artery in the heartbeat of North American commerce.

Taking on Superior is no small challenge, but it’s one men like Ransom Cundy didn’t shy away from.

“He was driven; he enjoyed sailing. I can’t imagine what that would be to be a father with young children at home. I just have a deep appreciation for what mariners do. Somebody’s got to do the job,” said Cundy’s grandson, Darren Muljo.

“He was always joking around, but he was the one that people would go to when they had something - a problem or needed someone to talk to. It just shows the character how g

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