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I don't know who the owners of the shop are, but Jeanetta Southard is the supervisor and was very helpful via email when I was planning my trip from Japan. On Saturday I dived with Cathy to The Crevice and Finger Reef. On Sunday morning I dived with Tommy to the Blue Hole and Seabee Junkyard. We took our requisite photo at the Blue Hole, then Tommy guided me to a reef nearby which was really nice and relaxing with lots of fun stuff to see. The Junkyard was indeed a junkyard and quite murky (well, at least compared to the 100ft+ viz on the previous dive), but I still enjoyed it.
 
Pete Peterson did sell the shop sometime after 2004. I do not know who the new owners are, but Jim Miller is still the manager and neither the service quality nor the safety procedures have suffered. I dove with them again in 2008 and they were great.
 
Pete still shows his face occasionally though. He has been on a couple boats I have been on, and he usually teaches the videography class.
 
Pete was on a couple of my dives in 2008. You never know when you're going to appear on Diver Below.
 
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