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Rest in peace, BTB
Thanks for all you did!
Lots of lessons learned!
Thanks for all you did!
Lots of lessons learned!
As we've mentioned, if his family choose to reveal the details of his passing publicly or give us permission to share them on BHW then we will do so.Very sad news!
I have only had few interactions with Greg but he was always very supportive.
Helped me get my BSTs up and running smoothly among other things.
Anyone knows what happened exactly?
What was the cause?
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It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. The act of dying is not of importance; it lasts so short a time.Anyone knows what happened exactly?
What was the cause?
So sad, RIP, I just followed the profile and found this newsIt is with great sadness, love and loss that we announce the passing of BTB.
Greg, better known as BTB or @BassTrackerBoats around BHW, was a dedicated member of our team, a good friend, proud husband, father and grandfather.
Always there with a quip, story or an anecdote from a long and varied life, he'd constantly undersell himself as 'the Janitor' around here, always putting himself down, but he meant so much to many of us. He was a real force in our community, respected and admired as a colleague and a true friend. Over the more than ten years we worked together, he brought experience, loyalty, warmth, and care that enriched those of us fortunate enough to be included in his circle.
Always here (literally always) with a helping hand around the forum and a suggestion or two for those who raised questions, he considered BHW his second home, sharing his thoughts with the community and team, engaging and funny to the last.
A true Facebook hustler, in there since the early days, he always underplayed when asked for advice. But that advice was all too often on the money and extremely helpful. Dedicated to his beloved football, basketball and baseball teams, combined with a particular penchant for Oysters, he’d always be about the “good people” in his life, pushing others ahead of himself and always wanting to be in and amongst whatever was going on in the forum.
He was a great friend and confidant to all of us. You'll be missed, BTB. Enjoy that big pond in the sky, my friend.
They don't make them like that anymore.
I think it is important.It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. The act of dying is not of importance; it lasts so short a time.
Samuel Johnson
RIP to a legendIt is with great sadness, love and loss that we announce the passing of BTB.
Greg, better known as BTB or @BassTrackerBoats around BHW, was a dedicated member of our team, a good friend, proud husband, father and grandfather.
Always there with a quip, story or an anecdote from a long and varied life, he'd constantly undersell himself as 'the Janitor' around here, always putting himself down, but he meant so much to many of us. He was a real force in our community, respected and admired as a colleague and a true friend. Over the more than ten years we worked together, he brought experience, loyalty, warmth, and care that enriched those of us fortunate enough to be included in his circle.
Always here (literally always) with a helping hand around the forum and a suggestion or two for those who raised questions, he considered BHW his second home, sharing his thoughts with the community and team, engaging and funny to the last.
A true Facebook hustler, in there since the early days, he always underplayed when asked for advice. But that advice was all too often on the money and extremely helpful. Dedicated to his beloved football, basketball and baseball teams, combined with a particular penchant for Oysters, he’d always be about the “good people” in his life, pushing others ahead of himself and always wanting to be in and amongst whatever was going on in the forum.
He was a great friend and confidant to all of us. You'll be missed, BTB. Enjoy that big pond in the sky, my friend.
They don't make them like that anymore.