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Stan MacRae

July 25, 1965 - February 14, 2023

Stan joined the RNLI in 1997 and had been an integral part of the Kessock lifeboat community ever since. His long service covered many roles and he was personally involved in the rescues of more than 200 people at sea, including 20 recorded lives saved. He joined the RNLI as a crew member, soon progressing to helm and latterly holding roles as mechanic and launch vehicle driver. Most recently, he has contributed to the station management team with time as operations manager and launch authority. Stan is remembered for his support to trainee crew and extensive knowledge and experience, which he shared generously close to home and farther afield to support lifeboat stations around the country. Stan is survived by his daughter and parents to whom his loss cannot be measured. Fair winds, calm seas, stand easy shipmate, your watch is done.

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2023-02-18 15:29:53 wrote:

Stan was of great support to me during my time as crew at Kessock Lifeboat Station. In his own words, his door was always open and he would help you and assist with whatever was needed. What he didn’t know about the lifeboat and the RNLI wasn’t really worth knowing, I always listened in awe at stories he had to tell, and he really was an inspiration. A true real life hero, who will be greatly missed.

2023-02-18 15:29:53 wrote: Stan was of great support to me during my time as crew at Kessock Lifeboat Station. In his own words, his door was always open and he would help you and assist with whatever was needed. What he didn’t know about the lifeboat and the RNLI wasn’t really worth knowing, I always listened in awe at stories he had to tell, and he really was an inspiration. A true real life hero, who will be greatly missed.

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