Phil Harris was one of those rare completely genuine people. When you are in charge of a crab boat in the middle of the Bering Sea in the winter, and cameras are rolling - there is no room for posturing. You can't hide. The conditions require everything you can give. Phil brought that to his work, and in that we could all see his qualities as a skipper, manager and father shine through.
10 February 2010
On the passing of Captain Phil Harris
Phil Harris, captain of the FV Cornelia Marie, has succumbed to the stroke that he suffered last week it has been reported: ‘Deadliest Catch’ Captain Harris dies
Phil Harris was one of those rare completely genuine people. When you are in charge of a crab boat in the middle of the Bering Sea in the winter, and cameras are rolling - there is no room for posturing. You can't hide. The conditions require everything you can give. Phil brought that to his work, and in that we could all see his qualities as a skipper, manager and father shine through.
Phil Harris was one of those rare completely genuine people. When you are in charge of a crab boat in the middle of the Bering Sea in the winter, and cameras are rolling - there is no room for posturing. You can't hide. The conditions require everything you can give. Phil brought that to his work, and in that we could all see his qualities as a skipper, manager and father shine through.
Prayers to Cornelia Marie and family - Phil was one of those rare great men born to be exactly who he was - and in that we watched in amazement and appreciation of all that he gave.
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