Alderney crew member holds son’s christening at RNLI station.
Alderney RNLI crew member recently held the christening of his 13 month old son at the Alderney RNLI station.
Steven Cosheril said ‘As a family we really wanted the RNLI to play a prominent part in our son’s ceremony. We were blessed to hold Enzo’s christening in the Alderney lifeboat station. It meant so much to me, as his father and an active crew member of the Alderney lifeboat, to share this special moment surrounded by our family and friends. It certainly was a day to remember.’
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