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Fifty eight lively Lifeboat Circle supporters had a fun and noisy morning at the Avenue Hotel Fish Hoek. We listened to newly launched authoress, Dr Martinique Stilwell recounting hilarious and poignant incidents from her 7 years of childhood spend circumnavigating on board her family's steel hulled yacht.We enjoyed a great breakfast at prettily decorated tables, won prizes donated by kind NSRI sponsors, and listened mistily to songs rendered by our own Bruce Sanderson. Our very special members who have made the decision that NSRI is worthy of a legacy, no matter the size, and once their own loved ones have been remembered, were honoured by the presenting of their Bequest Certificates and gold badges.Who says over 50 year olds don't have fun? Nicky Stillwell with Margaret McCulloch and Bruce Sanderson. Chris Hudson, Joy Brady, Joy Hudson and Cora-Ile Snell. Beryl Ellis, Margaret McCulloch, Chris Hudson, Audrey and Arthur Griffiths.
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