The couple will be paid around $130,000 annually, and provided room and board on the island, according to East Brother Lighthouse Inc., which operates the Coast Guard-owned island. The inn is open four days a week and hosts a number of special events. The group was led by Oakland mechanical engineer Walter Fanning, whose grandparents had been lighthouse keepers on East Brother decades earlier. In 1980, a group of preservationists won permission to renovate the lighthouse and take over its maintenance. She's an avid chef and baker.ĪLSO: Fog catcher and beer historian - Jobs you'll only find in the Bay AreaĪs The Chronicle reported when the job opened up a decade ago, the island is now on the state and federal lists of historic places. Before coming to the Bay Area, Jillian worked at a bed and breakfast in Port Townsend, Washington. Che has a background in marine biology and ten years' experience as as a mariner on a variety of power and sailing ships. Jillian Meeker and Che Rodgers are the outgoing innkeepers at East Brother Light Station. The new keepers will start in mid-April 2019, allowing two weeks for training." The inn is open four days a week, and the island is also available for day use and special events. High quality culinary experience and capability will be a critical qualification. "They will operate the five-room inn, serving both dinner and breakfast, as well as providing ferry service for guests and all other tasks from chef to maid.
An item of interest is that the first keeper was paid a salary of.
"The successful candidates will be a couple, one of whom must possess a Coast Guard commercial boat operator's license," the not-for-profit which operates the location wrote in a press release. This was 20 years before the first real lighthouse, Boston Light, was commissioned in 1716.
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