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Marcee Gray

Marcee Gray

Marcee Gray was born in the Midwest, but fell in love with Homer when she came to Alaska. Despite having no background in boats or fishing, she got a job as a cook on commercial fishing boats in the Bering Sea and the Aleutian Islands. She saw it as an opportunity to see something new.
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Interview Title Abstract Archive #: Oral History Project Date of Interview
Marcee Gray

Marcee Gray spoke on April 26, 1996 at the Land's End Resort in Homer, Alaska for a Communities of Memory meeting where people told stories about life in Homer. In this recording, Marcee tells a story about working with crab pots on a fishing boat and dislocating her shoulder when they were still three days from land.

 2012-19-02 Homer Communities of Memory Apr 26, 1996