Brenda donates her birthday money to Rhyl RNLI Shannon Appeal.
The charity's volunteers were delighted to accept the money when Brenda Lycett and her husband John recently visited the lifeboat station.
She is pictured handing over the cheque to Rhyl station Lifeboat Operations Manager Darrel Crowther, watched by crew member Damian Cavanagh, and Brenda and John.
Darrel says 'We are delighted that Brenda (and John) have donated to the appeal. The RNLI relies on the generosity of the public to provide the necessary donations ,to ensure the Institution have the latest equipment to save lives at sea.'
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