Bembridge Lifeboat Station has welcomed its 11th D-Class inshore lifeboat, D-912 Sue, which replaces the outgoing D-778 Norman Harvey after 11 years of service. The lifeboat has been named in honour of Sue Cornish and was funded through a generous donation from the Michael Cornish Charitable Trust. READ MORE: Fire engine pull raises more than £5,000 for brain tumour patientsBembridge Lifeboat Station has welcomed its 11th D-Class inshore lifeboat. (Image: Bembridge RNLI Station)Nigel Hartley, High Sheriff of the Isle of Wight, said: "I’m delighted to represent the Michael Cornish Charitable Trust for the naming and dedication of this D-Class lifeboat. Mr Hall said: "As we look at the men and women here from Bembridge Lifeboat Station that represent this community I am proud to stand here and accept the lifeboat on behalf of the organisation.