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A fond farewell to Littlehampton Lifeboat Helm – Paul James

A fond farewell to Littlehampton Lifeboat Helm – Paul James
Illustrative photo. Photo: William Murphy / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0

From all at Littlehampton Lifeboat Station, we would like to wish our Crew member and D class Helm Paul James and his Wife Sarah all the best with their relocation to Canada. After 11 years of dedication to the RNLI at littlehampton, Paul is hanging up his dry suit to start a new life in Canada. Good Luck, you will be missed!

A great crew member and friend to all at Littlehampton!

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