20 Years Moreno & Molina! — fishermen's finest

Good people are the key to our success. Nowhere is this more evident than in the case of the two people we took time today to honor for 20 years of service to Fishermen’s Finest.

Jose Moreno of Patterson California came to work for Fishermen’s Finest on May 18, 2000. He attended an employment Informational Meeting with his brother at our Fishermen’s Terminal Office, at the time, located in the Fishermen’s Commerce Building. His brother also worked for us for a few years in the early 2000s.

Married with two children he raised while working as a fish-processor, Jose says he has enjoyed his years aboard the US Intrepid and could not imagine his life without FFI.

Ms. Park presented Jose today with his 20-year Rolex Submariner watch and Certificate of Appreciation at the Homewood Suites Alderwood Mall today, where Jose is currently going through hotel quarantine before joining the US Intrepid in Dutch Harbor next week.

Please be sure to congratulate Jose for a job well done.

Marcos Molina came to work for Fishermen’s Finest on March 28, 2001; he attended and Employment Informational Meeting at our Fishermen’s Commerce Building Office, in Fishermen’s Terminal.

Marcos calls Guerrero Mexico home, where he has a wife and two children he has raised while working for FFI. Having worked most of his career aboard the American No.1 as a fish-processor, Marcos also has sailed aboard the US Intrepid, where he is currently headed.

Ms. Park met up with Marcos today during his hotel quarantine at the Homewood Suites Alderwood Mall and presented him with a Certificate of Appreciation for 20 years of service and a gift of a Rolex Submariner watch to mark the occasion.

If you see Marcos around the boat, on the dock, or in the shipyard, please be sure to say hello and congratulate him for a job well done.