The Port St Mary RNLI branch has recognised more than 60 years of service from two volunteers.
Enid Hill and David Keen were both recognised in a celebration hosted by members of the branch, with Hill receiving a certificate of thanks, and Kneen a 30-years of service medal.
Combined, the two volunteers have contributed over 60 years of service to the Port st Mary station.
Sir Miles Walker, the President of the RNLI branch, presented the ceremony.
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