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Station 4, Mykonos, held its Annual Awards evening and Station Commander handover on Friday the 3rd of October.Here are some photos from their awards evening.Calvin Hendricks received a Letter of Appreciation for his role in saving 2 men from drowning. Dr. Cleve Robertson is doing the handover. Photo: Mark Duckitt Calvin Hendricks received a Letter of Appreciation for his role in saving 2 men from drowning. Dr. Cleve Robertson did the handover. Photo: Mark DuckittNew Crew badges were awarded to Sunita & Stephan Malherbe. Gerhard Brune is doing the handover. (Photo: Jannie van der Merwe)
New Crew badges were awarded to Sunita & Stephan Malherbe. Gerhard Brune did the handover. Photo: Jannie van der Merwe.StatCom Handover Station Commander Handover from Gerhard Brune (right) to Casper Frylinck (left). Photo: Jannie van der Merwe.The awards table. The awards table.The Award Winners. From left, Craig Maltby for Coxswain of the Year, Sylvia Robinson for Shore Supporter of the Year, Shani van der Merwe for Crewman of the Year and Stephan Malherbe for Achiever of the Year. (Photo: Jannie van der Merwe) The Award Winners. From left, Craig Maltby for Coxswain of the Year, Sylvia Robinson for Shore Supporter of the Year, Shani van der Merwe for Crewman of the Year and Stephan Malherbe for Achiever of the Year. Photo: Jannie van der Merwe
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