The Head Mistress: Flush with the joy of retirement

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May 26, 2004
168
- - Oriental, NC
Thank for all the great advice and the book to remember it. You have contributed our community such a significant way. Enjoy what YOU choose to do in retirement.

Goodwinds
DaveM
 
Sep 25, 2008
56
Hunter 376 San Rafael
Thanks Peg

...for giving me the "straight poop" on which head to buy for both of our boats over the last 12 years when we got rid of the Jabsco products. You were right on with your recommendations. We will miss your posts. Good luck with the retirement!
 
May 4, 2010
9
Cabo Rico 38 Rock Hall, MD
Peggie's sage and very practical advice will be immortalized in the records of her posts here. For myself, all I can say is a very warm Thankyou! As I'm sure she has done for many others, Peggie took the time to speak with me on the phone about my "unique" problem. Her advice was true to the mark and took care of my "unique" issue. I say "unique" with a bit of tongue-in-cheek as I'm sure she has heard it all before, and yet she remained patient with yet another newbie to marine head issues. To anyone who in the future needs help with their "unique" problem, I'd suggest buying her book as it pretty much covers it all, though without the personal tough that Peggie added in her responses and advice here. -Tom
 

Rick D

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Jun 14, 2008
7,186
Hunter Legend 40.5 Shoreline Marina Long Beach CA
"Marine Plumbing and Sanitation?"

But it was so much more... personal... with Peggie!

She has earned her retirement big time. Assuming she doesn't get sucked in to the vortex of politics:D

Peggie's books are like a gift, and I give them to any new boater as one. That being said, I haven't come across a new boater in years.

Anyhow, I am happy to see her take a break and get on with a new part of her life.



 
Sep 25, 2008
544
Bristol 43.3 Perth Amboy
Thanks

Thanks for your advice and help over the years! You will be missed!
 
Dec 27, 2005
25
Hunter 36 FICM, Fleming Island
Flush your watch because you are on YOUR TIME NOW! God Bless you and your family.
 

LuzSD

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Feb 21, 2009
1,009
Catalina 30 San Diego/ Dana Point, Ca.
Peggy, thank you for all your hand holding, your no nonsense responses and calling us on ours when we dish it out. I love your honest approach and thanks for being my gal-pal when the boys got going in their 7th grader selves with all their poop talk!

You have challenged my thinking and I have learned much about how and where our plumbing works. We will miss you greatly, and I think you will miss us too! Come back often to see how we're doing please. Thanks again! Patti
 

Les

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May 8, 2004
375
Hunter 27 Bellingham, WA
Every time I sniff in my head I'll think of you. No, no, that didn't come out right. Anyway, my boat is sweet and clean, thanks to you. And thanks for the book on heads. It's on board.

My best to you,

Les
 
Feb 26, 2004
23,050
Catalina 34 224 Maple Bay, BC, Canada
Please don't disappear completely.

And many, many thanks for dragging me, kicking and screaming :eek: to finally install my PHII. What a great head!(pun intended;))
 
Nov 22, 2008
3,562
Endeavour 32 Portland, Maine
There aren't many subjects on which I can say, "Everything I know about ____ I learned from _______."

We'll all miss you.
 
Oct 2, 2008
3,811
Pearson/ 530 Strafford, NH
Although saddened by the news I'm happy to have been a frequent reader of your forum threads. Having this website slowed down by the number of people reading this post is a testiment of the many people you've touched. Now I'm going to say it, "Your #1 in the #2 business." The first maintenance book we bought was yours and I've kept it nearby for quick reminders. Sail on.
All U Get
 
Dec 15, 2011
103
Oday 20 SF Bay Area/Monterey Bay
From a landlubber plumber to my marine counterpart let me just say congratulations on your years of service and countless upgrades/improvements you have made to the safety and health of boaters on forums everywhere. Most people outside of our industries will never understand nor appreciate that our primary purpose in plumbing IS sanitation. Without it many lives have been needlessly lost and many more needlessly sickened.

Enjoy your yourself and please drop in from time to time and keep us all on the right path.

Craig
 
Jan 24, 2010
19
Hunter 33.5 San Pedro
Peggy, Thanks so much for your advice and terrific attitude when so many repeated the same questions over and over. Your book was the first thing I bought when we purchased our boat in 2002. We've had great success following your advice. Enjoy your retirement and God Bless.
 
Sep 26, 2008
566
- - Noank CT.
Good Luck and thanks for all the help over he years............you will be missed !
 
Jan 22, 2008
597
Oday 35 and Mariner 2+2 Alexandria, VA
Fair winds! Thanks again for all of your assistance!
 
Mar 8, 2009
530
Catalina 22 Kemah,Texas
Best Wishes Peggy! I hope You will enjoy retirement as much as I want to! Yes that is exactly what I meant to convey! I have read every new post you have made since I became a member. Now I will read the rest of them as well. Thank you for helping to making this forum a great place to learn and share knowledge of sailing and boating in general. Sid
 
May 23, 2004
3,319
I'm in the market as were . Colonial Beach
Peggy was always most helpful. I hope you enjoy many years of retirement. Fair winds!
 
Jun 3, 2004
298
'79 Hunter 33' HUN33190M79L Olympia
Peggie was also a great help to me. I was thrilled to learn my boat was outfitted with "The Cadillac of Toilets" (Groco Type K), and received great personal help repairing and replumbing, even over the phone from her, for no other benefit to her apparently than the joy of giving. My system is still working like a charm! I wish you the best Peggie!
 
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