
RNLI Moelfre lifeboat crew members receive the King’s Coronation Medal.
Twenty crew members been awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of their service.
Dwynwen Parry, a long-serving crew member, said, “This really was a special occasion for the station, and it was an honour that the High Sheriff agreed to present the medals on behalf of King.
Gareth Owen, one of the crew members to receive the King’s Coronation Medal, said: “It was a very proud moment for me to receive this prestigious award with my fellow crew members. Having our fellow crew members present at the ceremony made it an extra special occasion.”
Those unable to attend the award ceremony will receive their awards later.
For further information, please contact Phil Williams, Moelfre Lifeboat Press Officer, on 07773 979910,
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