Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue - Station 60 Comox

To our SAR colleagues in Ballina, N.S.W., https://www.facebook.com/MarineRescue

On behalf of Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue Station 60 Comox, Canada we extend our deepest condolences on the loss of your two members and the sailor involved.

There are no words that can fully capture the weight of this loss. Your teammates were part of a community built on courage, selflessness, and an unwavering commitment to saving lives on the water. They stood the watch when others could not, and their dedication to the safety of those on the water will never be forgotten.

As fellow SAR volunteers, we understand the bond that forms among crew members — the trust, the shared purpose, and the quiet understanding that comes with answering the call, day or night. The loss of two such individuals is felt far beyond your station; it resonates across all of us who serve.

Please know that you are not alone in this. We stand with you in grief, in remembrance, and in honouring their service. Their legacy lives on in every life saved, every mission undertaken, and in the strength of the community they helped build.

Our thoughts are with their families, your crew, and all those whose lives they touched.

With deepest respect and solidarity

Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue, Station 60 Comox, Canada

Marine Rescue NSW Marine Rescue NSW provides 24/7 volunteer marine search, rescue and communication services to the NSW boating community.
Our 46 units are strategically located along the NSW coastline, on Lord Howe Island and inland on the Alpine Lakes and Murray River.

We are proud to announce the promotion of Jonathan P and Natalie Evans to the rank of Restricted Coxswain. Thank you for your continued commitment to excellence. Bravo Zulu to you both!