Tracy Tucciarone Email & Phone Number | I founded and run FishEaters, a website devoted to traditional Catholic education, and have written all the content for and maintain its website. That site, FishEaters.com, is a catechetical website with a large discussion forum and internet community. I've written the content as well for the 43rd Bomb Group Association's website, Kensmen.com, dedicated to the history of the 5th Army Air Force's 43rd Bomb Group, who operated in the South West Pacific Arena during World War II. I've also written for and/or handled the "web-end" of things for small business, political campaigns, artists, musicians, etc. At the moment, I also write for commercial businesses of all sorts, from car leasing companies to wedding boutiques. I also write for certain non-profit charities I am passionate about. The FishEaters website accepts advertising. If you have a business, you might want to take a look at the FishEaters website and consider advertising there. As of this writing, FishEaters has a Quantcast rating of 23,021 (its Quantcast page, which includes site visitor demographics, is here: https://www.quantcast.com/fisheaters.com#!summary) The site's advertising details can be found here: http://www.fisheaters.com/ads/advertising.html Before I began writing, I worked in my family's bakery (now closed). For twenty years I made donuts (or "doughnuts," for you Brits), "finished" them, as they say in the trade, and sold them. I also handled basic managerial aspects of the business -- everything from getting and maintaining new wholesale accounts to ordering supplies to dealing with payroll and training employees.

Tracy Tucciarone

I founded and run FishEaters, a website devoted to traditional Catholic education, and have written...
Indianapolis, Indianapolis, United States

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Tracy Tucciarone’s Location Indianapolis, Indianapolis, United States

Tracy Tucciarone’s Current Industry FishEaters, Inc. 43rd Bomb Group Association

Tracy Tucciarone’s Prior Industry Indiana Medical History Museum

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FishEaters, Inc.

Founder, Writer

1996-01-01 00:00:00 - Present

43rd Bomb Group Association

Writer

1993-01-01 00:00:00 - Present

Indiana Medical History Museum

Docent and Curator

2015-01-01 00:00:00 - 2016-01-01 00:00:00

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Indianapolis, Indianapolis, United States

Tracy Tucciarone is a I founded and run FishEaters, a website devoted to traditional Catholic education, and have written all the content for and maintain its website. That site, FishEaters.com, is a catechetical website with a large discussion forum and internet community. I've written the content as well for the 43rd Bomb Group Association's website, Kensmen.com, dedicated to the history of the 5th Army Air Force's 43rd Bomb Group, who operated in the South West Pacific Arena during World War II. I've also written for and/or handled the "web-end" of things for small business, political campaigns, artists, musicians, etc. At the moment, I also write for commercial businesses of all sorts, from car leasing companies to wedding boutiques. I also write for certain non-profit charities I am passionate about. The FishEaters website accepts advertising. If you have a business, you might want to take a look at the FishEaters website and consider advertising there. As of this writing, FishEaters has a Quantcast rating of 23,021 (its Quantcast page, which includes site visitor demographics, is here: https://www.quantcast.com/fisheaters.com#!summary) The site's advertising details can be found here: http://www.fisheaters.com/ads/advertising.html Before I began writing, I worked in my family's bakery (now closed). For twenty years I made donuts (or "doughnuts," for you Brits), "finished" them, as they say in the trade, and sold them. I also handled basic managerial aspects of the business -- everything from getting and maintaining new wholesale accounts to ordering supplies to dealing with payroll and training employees.