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The blessing of the new 4.2 metre rescue boat Project Group Rescuer which is based at Station 37, Jeffreys Bay, took place this morning.Project Group is a group of women, based in Johannesburg, who organise fundraising events to give back to society. The proceeds of a golf day were donated to Sea Rescue and funded this new vessel.It is so wonderful to see the result of many asks for prizes and sponsorships come to fruition and we are delighted that this vessel will assist you in saving lives” said Rosemary Renton, Chairperson of Project Group. Project Group Rescuer, christening function at NSRI Station 37 | Jeffreys Bay, Captured by AD Left to right: Mandy Oldham, Cathy Bartlett and Rosemary Renton of Project Group with Station Commander Rieghard Janse van Rensburg and NSRI CEO Cleeve Robertson.Project Group Rescuer, christening function at NSRI Station 37 | Jeffreys Bay, Captured by AD Left to right: Rosemary Renton hands the keys for the vessel to Coxswain Jason Kotze.Project Group Rescuer, christening function at NSRI Station 37 | Jeffreys Bay, Captured by AD Project Group Rescuer, christening function at NSRI Station 37 | Jeffreys Bay, Captured by AD
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