Goodhue in Moultonborough no longer servicing boats.

[radioman]

Not a very good note. If it can effect one marina who will be next?? I know Goodhue has gone out of their way to train sales staff,perhaps they need to affiliate with a trade school.

[Flotnjr]

Originally Posted by radioman

Not a very good note. If it can effect one marina who will be next?? I know Goodhue has gone out of their way to train sales staff,perhaps they need to affiliate with a trade school.

Goodhue in Moultonboro is not affiliated with Goodhue Boat Company. They have been a small stand alone shop for a long time. I had the pleasure of meeting Tup Goodhue at Bucky's Tavern a few years ago. Heck of a harmonica player!

[VitaBene]

Originally Posted by Flotnjr

Goodhue in Moultonboro is not affiliated with Goodhue Boat Company. They have been a small stand alone shop for a long time. I had the pleasure of meeting Tup Goodhue at Bucky's Tavern a few years ago. Heck of a harmonica player!

Tup passed a couple of years ago. His son Max is at Goodhue in Wolfe wrenching there! Tup has a bench in his memory at CH Docks. Later in life he spent a lot of time there helping people out when they had mechanical gremlins while launching!

[tis]

Originally Posted by radioman

Not a very good note. If it can effect one marina who will be next?? I know Goodhue has gone out of their way to train sales staff,perhaps they need to affiliate with a trade school.

I agree, it's hard for small single businesses to continue to exist today.