For many tour guides, a good day at the tours would consist of large, responsive, friendly tourists who tip generously, and a bad day would be screaming kids, grumpy people, 90 degree temperatures, and an empty tip jar. For me, however, a good day at the tours was simply being able to work with Bruce.
There was never a bad day when you shared it with Bruce Jackson.
I watched Bruce interact with people from all over the country and world, and he always did so with kindness, humor, and a gentleness that made you feel special. He touched thousands of people’s lives in a positive way, and I consider it a blessing to have been able to work with him and call him for a friend for all those years. He will be sadly missed, yet fondly remember for years to come.
Larry Taylor
Larry, I remember working with you and Bruce one summer and I had so much fun with the two of you! It was so clear that you had a terrific rapport. I remember during one of his intros you told me of a time when prior to the tour you gave people in the crowd numbers to hold up(like the olympic judges), and had them rate his jokes! I thought that was so funny! I bet he loved it! ahh, man-he was so great! I miss him already.My post should be forthcoming.-Terrilyn
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