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Jon
July 15, 2010
Hello. We have written a few songs for the RNLI. The details are below, 50% of all download proceeds go to the RNLI. (unfortunately the rest goes to help with our production costs!) We hope like the Album Atlantic Child and in particular the track RNLI “Rough Mix” (which may be liked by your younger supporters!) One song is 79p so we hope it won’t break the bank! (and the kids will love it!) Thanks Jon and Glenn http://www.kimbustion.com/atlantic-child.htm

Tom Giles
July 1, 2010
i would like to thank all at harwich for their commentment

May 19, 2010

Mrs M Knight
April 19, 2010
Trying again but more briefly. Do you have any info on Charles William Knight, stoker 189? - 1908 plus. Regards

Mrs M Knight
April 19, 2010
I sent a message but told security code was wrong. It seemed correct!

Mike Jakes
December 14, 2009
Many, many thanks to Scott, Gavin, Chris and Red of the Harwich ILB for their help following Solo's engine failures this weekend in the proximity of the Felixtowe deep water channel- you're all stars guys! Also thanks to Peter's Coastguard team for their able assistance into Shotley marina and all at Thames MRCC.

sally harrison
August 10, 2009
Thank you so much to the crew of the Albert Brown and all those attached who helped and supported us onboard Kathleen II - you were all wonderful!!!! We are so very luck to have this service.

Brian Hardie
August 5, 2009
This is to thank the crew and paramedic/doctor of the ILB who attended Bella Nova on 2 August 2009 at Walton Backwaters and arranged for my transfer to Ipswich Hospital by helicopter. Words cannot express my thanks to all concerned for your professionalism, and although I remember very little of the incident, by all accounts you guys, and the rest of the team, did a superb job. I am so grateful.

alexander campbell
August 3, 2009
just like to say hi to all at harwich lifeboat station becouse im an enthusast on lifeboats im from wick in the very top of scotland which is where rnli wick lifeboat station is based if you would like to visit our station or site thanks

Ian Newton
May 21, 2009
Just a quick message of thanks to the Crew of the Harwich all weather life boat. I was a member of the 3 man crew on the Eminence last Monday (18/05/09) when we had complete engine failure close to the deep water channel.The life boat gave us a tow in to Suffolk Yacht Harbour and very glad of it we were too! Thanks guys and gals you all do a great job and we would be lost with out you!

Steve Hathaway
April 30, 2009
A great station im retired d class from clacton in the 1970s keep the good work going

ROBERTMCDONALDNEILSON
April 17, 2009
TO ALL RNLI CREW,S KEEPON DOING THE GREAT JOB YOU,S DO FROM A FORMER CREW MEMBER OF ARRANLIFEBOAT STATION .ILSE.OF ARRAN

Gary D - Sudbury, Suffolk
April 10, 2009
You Guys & Girls... Do an excellant job keep it up, Wicked website too.. So keep up the hard work when ur called out to rescue or help persons in need off you.

klaus from Germany once again
March 13, 2009
It is a great pleasure to read your web site. Please contact me: k.wachsmuth @ versanet.de Best wishes to the crews.

laus wachsmuth from germany
March 5, 2009
congratulations! Your web site is phantastic and exciting!

Brendon
December 27, 2008
Test Message - New guestbook with keycode, to avoid junk messages being posted on the guestbook (9076)

Nigel Russell (Rusko)
October 10, 2008
Hi guys, keep up the good work. make sure you keep simon benham on his toes! litle town called davrntry.

Andréa (Zeebrugge, Belgium)
September 22, 2008
On 16th of August we grounded on the guard bank. RNLI crew helped us, set a sea anchor, we awaited the next flood. Lot of thanks.

Paul Fison (Tacoma, Washington, USA)
March 3, 2008
Was doing some geneology searching and noted that one of the boats in your pictures was named "John Fison." Just curious about the history of this boat and the person its named after.

Ed Munson
February 8, 2008
Hi I'm back! i have taken up sailing since i last posted a message and love the job you guys do. i have been down fishing on ha'penny pier and seen the lifeboat go out. it is always a great feeling when you see the boats leave the harbour. me and my family have always had alot to do with the rnli and my mum frequently purchases items from the rnli shop. i have also noticed a sticker in a Suffolk window saying "i've seen the harwich lifeboat!" you do a great job so keep up the good work. see ya!

Jason Smith (Manningtree, Essex)
December 21, 2007
I've been an avid fisherman (boat & shore) for over 20 odd years & now my 12 year old boy is getting into it. I always take him to the lifeboat stations & try to teach him about respecting the seas. My Father used to be on the trawlers out of Lowestoft & in more recent years owned his own trawler 'Golden Pennies' & a charter boat 'Smoothound' out of Brightlingsea. Thankfully we have never had cause to call you guys but would just like to let you know that your work does not go unappreciated! As a skipper, the RNLI is always at the forefront of my mind & it's a comfort to know that you can be relyed upon. I am also very pleased with the amount of RNLI Christmas cards I've received, it just goes to prove that people are thinking of you all. Keep up the excellent work & may 2008 bring you a safe yet 'easier' year

Robert Sharpe
December 18, 2007
I think the web site is very good . liked the book by Rod Shaw , very interesting.Happy Christmas and A Happy New Year

Donna
July 20, 2007
Hi i'm from cromer and my partner is a crew member of cromer lifeboat station,I'm very pleased to be involved,Keep up the good work.

Ed Munson
June 17, 2007
U RULE! I think u r very brave.

Bear Necessity
June 3, 2007
On behalf of Nathaniel Mullett and my partner Kelly Weeding, who were on board yacht "Bear Necessity", I would like to express my sincere thanks to you and the coastguards for your very helpful and patient assistance on Sunday 3rd June 07 at around 4am, (lost in fog!) Without your help we could have been in a lot of trouble! Many thanks again for the wonderful and appreciated help, by very dedicated people. We hope not to see or speak to you again! Kind Regards Nathaniel Mullett Kelly Weeding - "Bear Necessity"

Leah Evans
April 30, 2007
I'd just like to say thank you to everybody at Harwich lifeboat station for my experience during our visit to the station on April 15th as part of my Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award. It was a fantastic day and I've learnt alot. I'm now thinking of possibly becoming a crew member at Mersea!

John Holland MBE
April 4, 2007
As one who is married to a Harwich 'girl', we visit Harwich 2 or 3 times a year, and a visit to the Lifeboat Station is always a 'must'. I've only just discovered your website (I think it's new anyway), and I must say that I think it is a wonderful step forward. The RNLI always deserve the thanks and appreciation of all of us, including those who are many miles away from the sea,but going on the web and bringing to the forefront the everyday diary of this tremendous service can only enhance the reputation of a fine bunch of volunteers. Well done to all associated with the website, Harwich Lifeboat Station and the RNLI in general.

Michael Sykes
March 18, 2007
Congratulations on a very informative and interesting site

Dick Robinson
March 10, 2007
Congratulations on the very fine site. The "New Look" is brilliant.

ron greaves shore crew south broads rnli
March 9, 2007
just had a look at your web site very good it is too

Brian Wells - Harwich Resident
January 2, 2007
Great to see the reinstatement of the Maroons to alert the crew members. This clearly provides both visual and audio notification to all and sundry that a "Shout" is under way. Carry on the Great Work

Clive Lockwood
December 11, 2006
I would just like to say a big thank you to the crew of the Albert Brown for there assistance in towing us back to port after being disabled 12 miles offshore at the weekend. Also to take this opportunity to wish all the staff and crew of the Harwich Lifeboat Station a Happy Christmas & New Year.

Julie and Fred Myers from landlocked Northampton.
December 3, 2006
We would like to thank the Coxswain and crew of the Harwich lifeboat station and their friends from the Clacton lifeboat station for their hospitality on 30/11/06.