Old thread: moving on

Congrats. Cool pictures. What is the new career? Kind regards, Adrian

USAPianoTrucker :

I think it was a "John" from Keyboard Carriage who transported my Estonia 190 from KC's warehouse in California (where it arrived from Philadelphia) to Heritage Pianos in Surrey, BC, then on to Salmon's Transfer, Richmond, BC, January 10-13, 2006.

If it was, let me extend my thanks! Whether or not, let me extend best wishes to you in your new endeavour.

Regards,

Yes Bruce it was me.

Wow!

And for all your support and caring, a big thumbs up!

Left us? Surely it is our loss. And I hope you left your legacy and knowledge with several others who will be serving us.

Best of everything for your new adventures.

LL

Dear USAPianoTrucker,
You must have so many stories to tell from the joy and excitement of the arrival of a new instrument to the sadness and heartache of the removal of pianos in sadder
circumstances.
You have encountered more pianos than most people and have given invaluable service to people in delivering and moving their cherished pianos with superb professionalism.
Very best wishes for your new venture.

Kind regards,
Robert.

my piano safely came on the keyboard carriage.. and cheaply too!

what a wonderful time you've had. your posts are great to read btw.. i sure hope you don't have to find another forum.

Best wishes in your new venture, John! Keep in touch with us and let us know how things are going for you.

John-USAPianoTrucker,

Seems like you timed your new year's resolution perfectly and made a big one while at it.

I've also enjoyed your posts and would love to hear some of your adventures on the road and delivering. It's a perspective I don't think I've seen on PW and is sure to be entertaining.

John:

You've been one of the best guys in the industry I ever had the honour to meet: Thank you for your superb service when delivering the Estonias
to us!

Wishing you only the very best in future!

Norbert

Yes, keep posting John.
Just because you are no longer driving pianos around doesn't mean you can't post. I'm a carpenter for Criminies sake.
What I want to know is: What is that piano you are sitting in front of?

Best of luck (you create most of that yourself you know).

Mike

You can certainly keep your name! In fact, I don't think there is any way to change it without starting over. And I hope you will continue to post. You have a lot of experience with pianos that the rest of us lack.

Good luck on your "move" but no need to leave us too, is there? I hope you stay and keep your name (the avatar is good too! )

Sophia

Thanks for the post and pictures, John! The moving industry's loss is our gain, if it means you will be able to continue to post here as you have.

John,

Good luck in your new endeavors, but don't forget about us. You are always welcome to pull up a chair and chat here.

Remember, you are among fiends...... err, friends.

Good luck John, in whatever you do... to put a name with a place, my tech services pianos in the Detroit area...Greenfield and Plymouth Rd. area, George. Ever been there??

Thanks folks.

Keep on truckin'!

I saw you signed up at EstoniaWorld!

Welcome!

Mark

Congratulations on your retirement as a piano trucker; what a job that must have been traveling all over the country like that. I envy you.

As long as you still can drive the pianos from the bench, you better be posting stuff.
Oh, don't forget to keep up with your Haiku skills, you were putting down some good ones on the Haiku threads this past year.

Our "Piano trucker"
We have enjoyed your posts and wit
Piano World do not quit

Because if you stopped
Posting here, we would hunt you
With big baying hounds

Glad you got Gold Watch
Nice tribute for job well done
Now it's time for fun

Hey Congrats and best of luck for the future, USAPianoTrucker...haha, now you'll have even more time to play piano!