Berwick RNLI showing respect at Remembrance Service Parade
Berwick RNLI showed respect for those who served.
Volunteers from Berwick lifeboat came out in force today to show respect for those who have lain down their lives and for those who serve in HM Forces by taking part in the towns Remembrance Service Parade. Father and Daughter, Michael and Kristie Avril, who both serve alongside each other on the crew laid the wreath at the War Memorial.
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