Lowestoft Town Council proudly recognised the significant dedication of Commander Garry Titmus during the Royal Naval Patrol Service Association’s (RNPSA) 51st Annual Service of Remembrance. The event took place in Belle Vue Park on Saturday 3 October.
This annual service unites members of the RNPSA, veterans, local dignitaries, residents, and guests to commemorate those who served with courage in the Royal Naval Patrol Service during times of conflict. It has become a key event in Lowestoft’s commemorative calendar, reflecting the town’s deep naval and maritime heritage.
This year's service held special importance for RNPSA President Commander Garry Titmus, marking his personal milestone of 40 years attending the remembrance service. His four decades of commitment highlight a remarkable dedication to preserving the memory of service personnel and ensuring their sacrifices are remembered by future generations.
In acknowledgement of this achievement and his ongoing service to the RNPSA, Lowestoft Town Council presented Commander Garry Titmus with a special Certificate of Appreciation. The award was presented by Councillors Andy Pearce, Sonia Barker, and Bernie Rappensberger, recognising his long-standing attendance and tireless commitment to the Association and its commemorative efforts.
The presentation offered a moment of celebration amidst a day of reflection, underscoring the importance of individuals who dedicate their time to honouring the legacy of former service personnel.
Lowestoft Town Council remains proud to support the annual RNPSA Service of Remembrance and values the Association’s role in preserving the town’s unique connection to the Royal Naval Patrol Service. The Council congratulates Commander Garry Titmus on reaching this milestone and thanks him for his many years of dedication to the RNPSA and the wider veterans’ community.
This year's service served as a poignant reminder of the significance of remembrance, while also celebrating those who diligently work to keep the memories and traditions of the Royal Naval Patrol Service alive for future generations.
