- Joined
- Nov 10, 2014
- Messages
- 307
- Location
- Arlington, WA
- Fluid Motion Model
- R-27 (Outboard)
- Vessel Name
- ZISSOU
Hi all,
I want to take a minute to do something I should have done months ago: recognize @Bruce Moore . I’m sure most of you have noticed that Bruce hasn’t been as active on the site lately. While that’s bittersweet for us as a company, we’re happy that Bruce finally has some well-deserved time away from moderating. Bruce and Vicki are busy enjoying time between their home in Seattle and their river retreat on the east side of the state.
Bruce put countless hours into building this community and maintaining the tone and usefulness of TugNuts.com. He’s been the site admin since day one. He guided the company in building and maintaining the site, and he always went the extra mile to help users navigate the platform limitations of the old site. He also helped us plan and transition to the new site.
Bruce wasn’t the only one dedicating time and energy to TugNuts.com and the Ranger Tugs family. His partner, Vicki, has also put a lot into this community—and certainly shared a lot of her quality time with Bruce, with all of us. Bruce and Vicki have had multiple Ranger Tugs and were a big part of the early gatherings that grew into the large community events we enjoy today. They’ve always been humble about their role, never taking credit for being among the first to bring people together or stepping into the spotlight. But since I came to Fluid Motion in 2014, Bruce and Vicki have been consistent supporters of this community in both time and spirit. For that, all of us at Fluid Motion say thank you—wholeheartedly.
I just wanted to take a moment to share my personal appreciation, and the appreciation of Fluid Motion, for the time and commitment Bruce has given us. Beyond running this site, Bruce has been an incredible mentor to me over the years. I’m thankful for the time we’ve spent on the water together, and for all the great conversations we’ve had.
Thanks Bruce and Vicki!
I want to take a minute to do something I should have done months ago: recognize @Bruce Moore . I’m sure most of you have noticed that Bruce hasn’t been as active on the site lately. While that’s bittersweet for us as a company, we’re happy that Bruce finally has some well-deserved time away from moderating. Bruce and Vicki are busy enjoying time between their home in Seattle and their river retreat on the east side of the state.
Bruce put countless hours into building this community and maintaining the tone and usefulness of TugNuts.com. He’s been the site admin since day one. He guided the company in building and maintaining the site, and he always went the extra mile to help users navigate the platform limitations of the old site. He also helped us plan and transition to the new site.
Bruce wasn’t the only one dedicating time and energy to TugNuts.com and the Ranger Tugs family. His partner, Vicki, has also put a lot into this community—and certainly shared a lot of her quality time with Bruce, with all of us. Bruce and Vicki have had multiple Ranger Tugs and were a big part of the early gatherings that grew into the large community events we enjoy today. They’ve always been humble about their role, never taking credit for being among the first to bring people together or stepping into the spotlight. But since I came to Fluid Motion in 2014, Bruce and Vicki have been consistent supporters of this community in both time and spirit. For that, all of us at Fluid Motion say thank you—wholeheartedly.
I just wanted to take a moment to share my personal appreciation, and the appreciation of Fluid Motion, for the time and commitment Bruce has given us. Beyond running this site, Bruce has been an incredible mentor to me over the years. I’m thankful for the time we’ve spent on the water together, and for all the great conversations we’ve had.
Thanks Bruce and Vicki!