1 March 2006
Remon - Fitter

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Holland
My life in Greenpeace started a few years ago, in 2002, straight after the conversion of the Esperanza. I had been working on a shipyard for about ten years as a welder/ shipbuilder. When the Esperanza was bought it wasn't yet ready to be a Greenpeace ship, so a major six month refit had to take place at the shipyard where I was working.
At that time I got to know several crew members. I started talking and tried to get some information about the life on board. After all those month's work I fell in love with the ship and felt a connection with the Greenpeace people and I thought this is it! If I wanted to do something for a better environment, then this would be my chance. I wrote a letter and after a few days I had a response. Yes! I was welcome. Since than I sailed many seas and helped out on many different campaigns all over the world.
- Remon
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Hi Remon
Just wanted to say I hope you're well and happy in your life. Well done for all the good work you do for Greenpeace, they are lucky indeed to have you on board. Take care and all the best my friend.
Posted by: Mo at March 2, 2006 5:55 PM
Hello my friend!
Hope you are having a good time on the ship!
You and the others from the crew are doing a great job defending our oceans.
Take care now:)
Cheers!
Posted by: Tarasara at March 6, 2006 1:21 PM
Hi Mo
Great to hear from you after such a long time.
Many thanks for you support!
Take care,
Remon
Posted by: Remon at March 6, 2006 8:05 PM
hey shark boy!
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