(Press Release)
Speaking on behalf of the ten honourees at the St Paul’s Community Pride Day Awards Ceremony, the Governor General, His Excellency Sir Rodney Williams, commended the Member of Parliament for St Paul’s, the Honourable Paul Chet Greene and the organising committee for keeping the history of St Paul’s alive.
The Governor General said that we need to continue to do more to inform and educate our youth about their history. He shared that he is confident that each honouree gave selflessly to others without expecting any personal or monetary award. Sir Rodney further stated that when people’s efforts are recognized and appreciated, there is that tendency for them to do more and give more. He urged the gathering to continue to work together with the goal of building a stronger community and country.
Ten persons were honoured by the St. Paul’s Pride Day Organizing Committee to include, Governor General His Excellency Sir Rodney Williams, Sir Hugh Bailey as well as the late Dr Charles Locker, the late Sir Novelle Richards, the late Desmond Nicholson, the late Rev Franklin Francis, the late Samuel Athill, the late Alfred Potter, the late Christopher M O’Marde and the late Percy A W Gordon.
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Wow! Of 10 honourees, 8 dead and only 2 living. What does that say about the calibre of the current inhabitants of that community? Quite a decline in standards, eh?
Still a productive community with very sharp minds and hard working people. At least we took the time to remember those who went before us. What are you doing in your community?
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