Jersey's former harbour master Roy Bullen dies
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Roy Bullen (left) was the president of the Jersey branch of the RNLI
Jersey's former harbour master has died aged 86, the RNLI has confirmed.
Captain Roy Bullen was made an MBE for his services to the island, and served as a jurat in Jersey's Royal Court following his retirement.
He was president of RNLI Jersey, and his maritime career spanned about 45 years.
The charity said he was a "guiding light", had "unwavering commitment" and "dedicated decades to the service of saving lives at sea".
Mr Bullen died on Friday with his family, the RNLI said.
The organisation added: "His tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to the RNLI, both locally and nationally, have been truly remarkable."
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