Dock Harrison Vickers

7 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from January 20, 2016
  

  Helen S. asked:

  I need a MAC savvy computer person to come and set up a network in my office. It will include several MACs and iPADs, a data back up process, printers, and other stuff that ordinary people think about for 2 seconds and then need a nap. Any recommendations?

  

  Christine S. replied:

  Call Dock Harrison Vickers. He is the go to Mac guy.

  

  Patty J. replied:

  Dock Harrison Vickers can definitely help you.

  

  Cathy S. replied:

  I also recommend Dock Harrison Vickers.

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• Referral from June 16, 2015
  

  Lindi L. asked:

  Can someone repost the person who was offering computer services for flooded hard drives? We have a lady in need of those services and I promised I'd get the info! Thank you!

  

  Christy H. replied:

  Dock Harrison Vickers I will be in Wimberley, between the dumpsters and the gas pumps at 8 am tomorrow (06/15/2015) to pick up hard drives for data recovery and retrieval. If any survivors need to meet me with drives, computers, etc. please feel free. Please be sure to bring a 1 TB external or larger if needed to hold the recovered files. ~ Dock 512.751.6845

  

  Christy H. replied:

  Dock Harrison Vickers

  

  Christy H. replied:

  Dock Harrison Vickers this is the person I was Pm'ing about to see if they had reached you.

  

  Dock V. replied:

  I realize that other than letting folks know who I am and what I want to do for everyone, I have not really done an adequate job of telling everyone enough about myself. This has prompted outright accusations in this group of me being a fraud, and my skills not being suited to my mission. So here is a quick picture of me. I have been working on computers since I was 17. I am now 50. It's to early for me to do math. I spent 17 years in the semiconductor industry, mostly in Japan. I now provide computer services locally and throughout the world via remote. I was adopted at birth so if you probe my history you will see that my name was Bobby Scott Pettiet until August 20, 2014 at 9:47am. I reconnected with a beautiful friend who became the love of my life September 16, 2013. My full time occupation became managing the law practice, doing paralegal work and starting and training around a dozen horses. I was happier than I had ever been. It was through that relationship, my adoptive family rejecting me and her Dad giving me his and his Dad's name that I became Dock Harrison Vickers. My Love, Laura Vickers passed away unexpectedly after complications from a brain surgery September 16, 2014. The circumstances left me both shattered and destitute. Had it not been for a close mutual friend, Vicki Lynn Stubblefield, I would be under a bridge today. That is why I am here, wanting to do this for people. It is what I do best. I know what it feels like to lose someone who makes up the biggest part of you and to lose everything except the clothes on your back all at the same time. I also know it is possible to go on. I hope this gives everyone a better picture of who I am and raises everyone's comfort level with what I am doing. And by the way, I'm not the one doing it. Every time a drive spins up and data starts coming across, it's because my very own angel was causing it to happen. Thank you all for allowing me to be a small part of the rebuilding process. Wimberley should be very proud.

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