RIP CurrentSea - good times and bad

CurrentSea

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Those photos of "Currentsea" submerged are heartbreaking. I am so sorry for you. That was a beautiful boat.
 
Dave real sorry to hear. I wish you good luck in your future endeavors!
 
Wow Dave, that was heartbreaking to watch from her running to the damage. So sorry!
 
Dave, so sorry about this.....absolutely heartbreaking.
 
Dave,
Really is a damn shame...those pics...sorry for your loss. All other ROs who lost their boat's as well.
 
That was a great boat Dave. I don't even know where to start, sorry for you loss.

-Steve
 
Dave, so sorry for your loss. To see such beautiful photos of her at her best and then the devstation from Sandy is heart-breaking. Hang in there; good times will return. Hy
 
Wow, like others have said , sorry to see the loss and devastation of such a great looking boat. I wish you the best in the future.
 
Wow, like others have said , sorry to see the loss and devastation of such a great looking boat. I wish you the best in the future.
 
Wow, like others have said , sorry to see the loss and devastation of such a great looking boat. I wish you the best in the future.
 
Gary,

If you need any spare parts, let me know. Once insurance does their thing I am gonna salvage what I can.
 
True, the vessel is gone. But, the wonderful people who enjoyed her are healthy ane well. For that, I am truely grateful.

Bob
 
I would think if the boat is a total loss, the insurance company will sell it for salvage. Best to talk to the agent before removing parts.
 
When I saw her at the AYC, i got sick to my stomach. She was a gorgeous boat!

So sorry Dave, but unlike humans there can and will be a CurrentSea II.

Now it is time to grieve for your loss.

Best of Luck!

Jeff
 
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