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Luv2HuntAR wrote: Wed Jun 16, 2021 7:57 pm Our boat was named to honor my mother-in-law, Doris, who died of ovarian cancer 6 years ago.

Luv2HuntAR wrote: Wed Jun 16, 2021 7:57 pm Dirty Doris

I've never seen this thread; this is great ...... Our boat was named to honor my mother-in-law, Doris, who died of ovarian cancer 6 years ago. Doris was the sweetest, most caring Southern lady I may have ever known ..... except when she played cards. She was exceedingly competitive. For the 20 years that I knew her, she and I were spades partners during family holidays. We always won, and we always buried the competition. When speaking with her bridge group friends, they said the same thing about her ... she was a force to reckon with at the card table. I started calling her Dirty Doris after a year to two, and it caught on with other family members and her friends. She is greatly missed.

Caveat:
This Memorial Day Weekend, I sent the below picture to a couple of friends and declared that Summer had commenced. One of those on the text knew I had a boat, but I must have never told her the name. For some reason she Googled the name of my boat. Let's just say Google's result was not what I had in mind when naming the boat. I've kept this to myself until now. There's a lesson in there for those considering a name.IMG_20210528_183030176_HDR-resize.jpg

Krob1114 wrote: Thu Jun 17, 2021 4:55 am

Luv2HuntAR wrote: Wed Jun 16, 2021 7:57 pm Dirty Doris

I've never seen this thread; this is great ...... Our boat was named to honor my mother-in-law, Doris, who died of ovarian cancer 6 years ago. Doris was the sweetest, most caring Southern lady I may have ever known ..... except when she played cards. She was exceedingly competitive. For the 20 years that I knew her, she and I were spades partners during family holidays. We always won, and we always buried the competition. When speaking with her bridge group friends, they said the same thing about her ... she was a force to reckon with at the card table. I started calling her Dirty Doris after a year to two, and it caught on with other family members and her friends. She is greatly missed.

Caveat:
This Memorial Day Weekend, I sent the below picture to a couple of friends and declared that Summer had commenced. One of those on the text knew I had a boat, but I must have never told her the name. For some reason she Googled the name of my boat. Let's just say Google's result was not what I had in mind when naming the boat. I've kept this to myself until now. There's a lesson in there for those considering a name.IMG_20210528_183030176_HDR-resize.jpg

It's great to have a good mother in law.
Looks like that pic could have come from our lake.
We have same interior, but wife would kill me if I put Yeti on dash.

mdadgar wrote: Wed Jun 16, 2021 10:36 pm

Luv2HuntAR wrote: Wed Jun 16, 2021 7:57 pm Our boat was named to honor my mother-in-law, Doris, who died of ovarian cancer 6 years ago.

I am sorry. We lost my mother-in-law, who was also awesome, to ovarian cancer 3 years ago. That is an awful, awful disease.

Kudos on your boat name. #respect

- Mark

GhostWhisperer wrote: Thu Jun 17, 2021 10:53 am CS22 Name-"GHOST". Name based on us ordering her last Halloween day, the all black hull, and an inside joke.