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RIP Captain Arto
I just heard that the virus has taken Captain Art Hilliard, who formerly owned and ran the charter boat Eagle out of Atlantic Highlands. I worked for, "Arto" as he was known, for longer than I think anyone else who graced the decks of that fine vessel. Though I know I wasn't her best mate I consider myself proud to have walked the same deck with many other now captains and fine deckhands (and some true dingbats too). Anyone who knew Artie knew he was a real character, always quick witted and ready with a humorous comment at a moments notice. A solid captain. Always true to his own character. Fare thee well, Captain.
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RIP Cap't!!!! you will surely be missed
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RIP Captain Art and condolences to friends and family...
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Very sad news. RIP Captain Artie.
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RIP Capt. My condolences to his family and friends.
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Rest in Eternal Peace and condolences to family and loved ones.
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Thoughts and prayers
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good man and captain.used to stop at the mucky duck after we tied up and have a few beers.Artie and Al were always cracking jokes.my prayers go out to
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So sad to hear. Capt Art was a gem! Spent many a Bergen County Saltwater Anglers dinners sitting with him. May he RIP!
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RIP so sorry to hear.
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