Catch the emotional farewell of Alan "Foxy" Fox as he says goodbye to the pipes, valves, meters, and pumps of Douglas Shire Council after nearly five decades.
Alan “Foxy” Fox, a true legend in the waterworks industry, bids a heartfelt goodbye to Douglas Shire Council. His remarkable journey with pipes, valves, meters, and pumps began in the quaint town of Mossman way back in 1973. Foxy's dedication and expertise have shaped the water infrastructure of the region for almost five decades, earning him the respect of colleagues and the community alike.
Known for his uncanny ability to troubleshoot even the trickiest of water system problems, Foxy has been a pillar of reliability for the council. His wealth of experience and hands-on approach have ensured that the water flows seamlessly through the network, keeping taps running and toilets flushing without a hitch.
As Foxy bids adieu to his beloved work domain, his legacy remains ingrained in the intricate network of pipelines and infrastructure he helped build and maintain over the years. The void left by his departure is not just in the operations but also in the hearts of those who have had the privilege of working alongside him.
In an industry where precision and dedication are paramount, Foxy's departure marks the end of an era. His passion for ensuring clean and efficient water supply has touched the lives of many, leaving an indelible mark on the community's infrastructure. As the sun sets on Foxy's chapter with the council, the pipes and valves echo with gratitude for his years of service and expertise.
Alan “Foxy” Fox's life-long relationship with pipes, valves, meters and pumps began in Mossman way back in 1973.