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Jonathan Alexander hugs Christopher Serra after Alexander

Jonathan Alexander hugs Christopher Serra after Alexander

Jonathan Alexander hugs Christopher Serra after Alexander was presented the Silver Lifesaving Medal, Saturday, July 5, 2014, at the Coast Guard Station in Cape May, N.J., for saving Serra April 4, 2013. During ... More

Jonathan Alexander listens as Lt. Scott Farr, the commanding

Jonathan Alexander listens as Lt. Scott Farr, the commanding

Jonathan Alexander listens as Lt. Scott Farr, the commanding officer of Coast Guard Station Cape May, N.J., reads a citation before Capt. Kathy Moore, the commander of Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay, in Philad... More

Jonathan Alexander and Christopher Serra look at Alexander's

Jonathan Alexander and Christopher Serra look at Alexander's

Jonathan Alexander and Christopher Serra look at Alexander's Silver Lifesaving Medal, Saturday, July 5, 2014 at the Coast Guard Station in Cape May, N.J. Alexander jumped from his fishing boat into the ocean Ap... More

Jonathan Alexander shakes hands with Capt. Kathy Moore,

Jonathan Alexander shakes hands with Capt. Kathy Moore,

Jonathan Alexander shakes hands with Capt. Kathy Moore, the commander of Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay, in Philadelphia, after Moore presented Alexander with the Silver Lifesaving Medal, Saturday, July 5, 201... More

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