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- John Thackray Bunce (11 April 1828 – 28 June 1899) was a British journalist and writer. He served as editor of Aris's Birmingham Gazette from 1860 to 1862, and of the Birmingham Post from 1862 to 1898.
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Apr 29, 2021 · When the series was airing its second season, tragedy struck as 26-year-old John Bunce passed away. John was a diver on Zeke Tenhoff’s dredging ship called The Edge. Although John did not feature prominently on the show, he was a very close friend of Zeke’s.
- John Bunce’s Early Life and Family
- Bering Sea Gold, The Show’S Popularity and Influence
- How Did John Become Part of “Bering Sea Gold”
- Interesting Stories About John’s Brief Time on The Show
- How Did John Bunce Die?
- Some Behind-The-Scenes Rumors About The Show
John Patrick Bunce was born on 13 November 1985, in Portland, Oregon USA, to parents John Patrick Bunce Sr. and Noqah Elisi Adkins. He spent his early childhood in the nearby town of Estacada, but when he began his schooling, his mother thought it would be best for them to transfer to the city of Ashland, in the southern part of Oregon, so that she...
“Bering Sea Gold” was a reality TV series filmed in Nome, Alaska, produced by the same people behind the highly successful TV shows “Deadliest Catch,” “Storage Wars,” and “Ice Road Truckers.” A camera crew followed the gold dredging operations of several teams during the summer season. The boats would go to the vast ocean the moment it was clear of...
John joined the second season of the “Bering Sea Gold” TV series, because one of his longtime friends – Ezekiel “Zeke” Tenhoff – was a member of the regular cast of the show. Zeke lost most of his money during the winter dredging operation, and so he rented a more powerful dredge boat christened “The Edge” to help his team mine more gold. This time...
John only spent one season with Zeke and his team on the show; it could have been more, if not for the unforeseen circumstances. Here are some of the most interesting anecdotes about him:
In the 11thepisode of the second season of the TV series, it was announced that John had died and the cause was suicide. The show even dramatized the 911 call that was received, and apparently someone witnessed the actual suicide. The 911 operator even asked the caller if he knew the victim, and he said it was John Bunce. Zeke shared what he knew, ...
Lots of rumors and unconfirmed reports were usually the price of being one of the most popular reality/documentary series on cable television. Some of these behind-the-scenes stories about the “Bering Sea Gold” had been talked about by fans on social media.
Aug 16, 2024 · Who was John Bunce on 'Bering Sea Gold'? John worked as a diver aboard The Edge, Zeke Tenhoff's dredging vessel. John was Zeke's close buddy, even though he did not appear much on the show.
- The Show Sparked A Mini Gold Rush In Alaska. Reality shows focusing on jobs often tend to glamorize them-- or at the very least, give the impression that there is fame and fortune to be had.
- The production crew isn't fond of Scott Meisterheim. Every reality show has a villain-- sometimes more than one-- and for Bering Sea Gold, it's tough to argue that Scott Meisterheim doesn't play the closest thing the series has to a main antagonist.
- Shawn Pomrenke's Rap Sheet. What's a reality series without cast members who can't seem to keep out of a pair of handcuffs? It doesn't even always mean a lack of success that can lead a reality star to make bad choices, as the most frequently-arrested member of Bering Sea Gold's cast is also the co-owner of its most profitable ship: the Christine Rose.
- It Pays To Set A Reality Show In Alaska. Alaska seems to be a favored location for production companies looking for a place to set a reality show. Obviously, a big part of Alaska's allure as the backdrop for a compelling reality series is its beautiful, unique scenery-- but it's also its challenging terrain, difficult climate, and the various dangerous jobs that people work in that region.
Mar 7, 2024 · • John Bunce, one of the divers from the dredge The Edge, committed suicide. • Scott Meisterheim generated animosity and was fired from the show. • Ken Kerr was sued by two teenagers for an accident caused by his dredge. • Each cast member is paid over $100,000 per season for the show.
Jan 11, 2013 · The person who passed away was Nome's John Bunce, a 26-year-old diver who worked on The Edge, a dredge owned by Zeke Tenhoff.
John L. Bunce, Jr. Mr. Bunce is a Managing Director and Founder of Greyhawk Capital Management, LLC and Managing Director and Founder of Steel Box, LLC. Both Greyhawk and Steel Box are investment organizations.
