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NSRI’s Life Boat Circle was formed in 2003 as a means of keeping our over 50 year old supporters and crew in the Sea Rescue family. Membership is free and it includes our 3 magazines annually, invitations to informational rescue station visits and social events.Those members who elect to leave an estate duty-free legacy to NSRI, are acknowledged with a gold bequestor badge and certificate.For ease of membership please click to download the form here print and complete the Membership Application form and fax it to 021 434 1661. We will post your Life Boat Circle membership card to you, which allows a discount off goods selected from the NSRI shop at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town.A simple codicil form is available (click here to down load it) for those who wish to support NSRI in their wills. Once an amount or percentage is selected, the signature witnessed, and the codicil tucked into an existing will, it becomes a legal document.Our National Bequest Officer, Janet Burgess, is always very happy to answer questions regarding the Life Boat Circle. Contact her via janetb@searescue.org.za or cell 083 366 3055.
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