BREAKING: Brisbane man Warwick Tollemache, 35, has been identified as the passenger who went overboard during a Royal Caribbean cruise on Wednesday.
during a Royal Caribbean cruise to Hawaii is being remembered as a “gentle soul” after the search to find him was officially called off on Friday.
On Friday morning AEST, a statement from the US Coast Guard said it would be calling off the search after consultation with the family. After Tollemache was reported overboard, the ship remained in the area for two hours before continuing on course for Hawaii. The next morning, aircrew flew above the area and completed five searches over six hours but were unable to locate him.The US Coast Guard has called off the search for Warwick Tollemache.“Our family is heartbroken at the loss of our beloved Warwick.
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