BARBADOS: 2020 INDEPENDENCE DAY HONOURS LIST

Pictured above THE FIRST RECIPIENTS of the Barbados Star Of Gallantry Award ( from left ) Lieutenant Rudolph Morris, Lieutenant (Coast Guard) Anderson Goodridge, Dr. Manoharsingh Athishaya Rajamanickam and Captain Donville Adderson Dash.

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2020 INDEPENDENCE DAY HONOURS LIST
Her Excellency Dame Sandra Prunella Mason, Dame Grand Cross
of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Dame of
St. Andrew, Queen’s Counsel, Governor-General of Barbados, has consented to the announcement of National Honours on the occasion of the Fifty-fourth Anniversary of Independence of Barbados.
The Order of Freedom of Barbados National Honour was
constituted by the Order of Freedom of Barbados Act dated August 15, 2019.
The Order of Freedom of Barbados Act provides for the establishment of the Order of Freedom of Barbados. It may be conferred upon any Barbadian citizen who has distinguished himself by extraordinary service to
Barbados, the Caribbean Diaspora or to humanity at large. A person upon
whom the Order has been conferred shall be referred to as the “The Most
Honourable”, and may use the post nominal “FB” after the surname.
The Barbados National Honours and Decorations system was
instituted by Letters Patent dated July 25, 1980.
The Letters Patent provide, inter alia, for the establishment of the
Order of Barbados in which there are four (4) classes of awards:
(a) Knight or Dame of St. Andrew;
(b) Companion of Honour of Barbados;
(c) The Crown of Merit in two grades – Gold and Silver; and
(d) The Barbados Service Award in two grades – The Star and
Medal.
The Barbados Star of Gallantry, the Barbados Bravery Medal and
the Service Medal of Honour were also instituted by Letters Patent dated
July 25, 1980.
Over the years, awards have been made to persons in various fields
of endeavour. This year the public and private sectors are represented in the areas of business and entrepreneurship, public service, sports, education, the Trade Union Movement, the environment and community service.
Awards of National Honours for Independence Day 2020
ORDER OF FREEDOM OF BARBADOS
For extraordinary service to Barbados, the Caribbean Diaspora or to humanity at
large.
(Number of Awards available: 1)

Mr. Patrick Douglas Frost, SCM, BJH
For his dedicated service as an educator and sterling contribution to the rade union movement.
KNIGHT/DAME OF ST. ANDREW
For extraordinary and outstanding achievement in service of Barbados and to
humanity at large.
(Number of Awards available: 2)
Knight of St. Andrew
Mr. Patterson Keith Herman Cheltenham, GCM, QC
For his stellar career in the legal profession and achieving the deserving
accolade of judicial luminary.
Brigadier General Rudyard Eggleton Carrington Lewis, GCM, CVO,
JP
For his extraordinary achievement and meritorious service to the military
in Barbados.
COMPANION OF HONOUR
For distinguished national achievement and merit.
(Number of Awards available: 3)
Dr. Jerry Bruce Emtage, MBBS (Hons), FRCS(C) (Urology)
For his contribution to the medical profession and particularly in the field
of urology.
COMPANION OF HONOUR (Cont’d)
Mr. Tony Gibbs, FREng, FRSA
For his sterling contribution in the field of Engineering in Barbados and
the Caribbean.
Mr. O’Brien Trotman
For his service in politics and contribution to the trade union movement.
GOLD CROWN OF MERIT
For highly meritorious service or achievement in science, the arts, literature,
sports, civic duties or any other endeavour worthy of national recognition.
(Number of Awards available: 4)
Mr. Alister Andrew Alexander
For his contribution to vending in Barbados and in particular the
development of the Barbados Association of Retailers, Vendors and
Entrepreneurs (BARVEN).
Mr. Randolph Ashton Harris
For his contribution as a Sports Administrator in football both locally and
regionally.
Professor Patsy Rose Prussia, MBBS, DM (Path.): FIAC
For her outstanding contribution to Cancer Research and Continuing
Medical Education.
Mr. Condé Andrew Riley, OBE
For his contribution as a Sports Administrator in the field of cricket.
BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY
For acts of conspicuous courage in circumstances of extreme peril.
(Unlimited number of awards available)
Dr. Manoharsingh Athishaya Rajamanickam
In recognition of his courage and selfless effort to restrict the entry of the COVID-19 virus into the island during the initial stage of the global
pandemic.
Captain Donville Adderson Dash
For his courage and commitment in difficult and dangerous conditions
during the initial stage of Barbados’ response to the COVID-19
pandemic.
Lieutenant (Coast Guard) Anderson Goodridge
For his courage and commitment in difficult and dangerous conditions
during the initial stage of Barbados’ response to the COVID-19
pandemic.
Lieutenant Rudolf Oscar Morris
Lieutenant Rudolph Morris, Registered Nurse, is being recognised for his
courage and selfless effort to restrict the entry of the COVID-19 virus
into the island during the initial stage of the global pandemic.
SILVER CROWN OF MERIT
For meritorious service or achievement in science, the arts, literature, sports,
civic duties or any other endeavour worthy of national recognition.
(Number of Awards available: 4)
Mrs. Margot Anastasia Aquan
For her outstanding contribution to the teaching profession and service to
the community.
Mr. Reynold De Lisle Grant, J.P.
For his contribution as a community activist and worker.
SILVER CROWN OF MERIT (Cont’d)
Mr. Emerson Millard Howard, JP
For his contribution to nursing in Barbados.
Rev. Dr. Joseph Onesimus Tudor, J.P.
For his service to the Barbados Council for the Disabled and support of
persons with disabilities.
BARBADOS SERVICE STAR
For meritorious work in the civil, fire, military, police, prison or other protective
services or any other similar field of endeavour.
(Number of Awards available: 5)
Mr. Arthur Henderson Collymore
For his contribution as an environmentalist and his continuing efforts to
preserve the natural beauty of the island.
Mr. Diston Anthony DaCosta Howell, JP
For his community service.
Ms. Movelle Jordan
For contribution to the catering services in Barbados and her work in the
community.
Mr. Henderson Theophilus Roach
For his contribution to the postal service and his work in the community
after retirement.
Mr. Clarence Henderson Shepherd
For his contribution to Environmental Health in Barbados.
BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL
For meritorious work in the civil, fire, military, police, prison or other protective
services or any other similar field of endeavour.
(Number of Awards Available: 5)
Mrs. Gervis Isabelle Forde-Parris
For her social and economic contribution as a hawker in Barbados for
many years and her community spirit.
Mr. Richard Chesterfield Harper
For his sterling community service in particular assistance to the elderly.
Mr. Tyronne Leroy Scantlebury, JP
For his community service and, in particular, his work with the elderly
and the youth.
Mr. Irvine Streete
For his contribution to the sport of bodybuilding and community service.
Mr. Winfield Carlisle Trotman
For his contribution to the tourism industry and service to the community.
BARBADOS BRAVERY MEDAL
For acts of bravery in hazardous circumstances.
(Unlimited number of awards available)
Mr. Glenroy Hackett
For his efforts in saving the life of a young St. Lucian University of the
West Indies (UWI) female student who got into difficulty while
swimming
BARBADOS
29th November, 2020
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
ORDER OF FREEDOM OF BARBADOS
MR. PATRICK DOUGLAS FROST, SCM, BJH was educated at The Lodge
School and subsequently at the University of Oxford obtaining his graduate and
postgraduate degrees and, later, postgraduate qualifications from the University
of Bristol.
He joined the staff of his alma mater in September 1962 as an English Teacher.
Influenced by teachers like Sir Alexander Hoyos and David Poe, both officers
in the then Association of Assistant Teachers in Secondary Schools (AATSS),
he joined this organization, later serving on its Executive as a Staff
Representative for the Lodge School. Thus began his long tenure and
unflinching dedication to the trade union movement.
Patrick’s elevation to the position of General-Secretary in 1968 sealed his fate.
He masterminded profound, progressive change in that organisation, writing the
new Constitution with its transformation to the Barbados Secondary Teachers’
Union (BSTU) and spearheading most of the accomplishments of the Union
since then. The BSTU can proudly boast as having been responsible for all the
benefits and privileges Barbadian teachers presently enjoy and Patrick’s worth
and selfless labour became a constant in this regard. He was at the forefront,
successfully negotiating many significant achievements with Government.
His work with this Union continues until the present.
Patrick’s demonstrated superior intellect, tenacity and unquestionable integrity
coupled with his fairmindedness made him a prime candidate for the post of the
first General Secretary of the newly formed Coalition of Trade Unions and Staff
Associations of Barbados, later, CTUSAB. He served with unparalleled
distinction until 2000 when he was elected as its First Vice President.
Presently, as Life Vice-President of the organization, he still actively
contributes to its work, remaining an important resource on information and
guidance.
As an officer of CTUSAB, formed at a crucial time and with a vital purpose in
the evolution of this society, Brother Frost played a decisive role in influencing
policy, legislation and procedure that remains instrumental in securing and
maintaining an approach to governance that has largely been responsible for
societal harmony and economic development in the country. He was, and
continues to be, very actively involved in the drafting of the Protocols, 3, 4, 5, 6
and 7. His role in the conceptualization and functioning of the Social
Partnership, since its inception in 1995, has contributed immeasurably to its
status as being the envy of the world as a governance model.
Patrick’s talents and commitment have won him the respect of successive
governments and Prime Ministers who have openly demonstrated regard for his
sound counsel and solid contributions in Barbados’ industrial relations.
Patrick Frost remains the consummate “professional” trade unionist. He has
served selflessly with humility, dedication, honesty and a fierce sense of justice.
His work has ultimately benefitted all workers in Barbados through his
contribution at the levels of the BSTU, CTUSAB and the Social Partnership and
has redounded to the benefit of the wider economy and society.
The accolade of ORDER OF FREEDOM OF BARBADOS is being conferred
for his dedicated service as an educator and sterling contribution to the trade
union movement.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF KNIGHT OF ST. ANDREW
MR. PATTERSON KEITH HERMAN CHELTENHAM, GCM, QC has in
excess of forty years of professional experience as a legal practitioner. He is
one of the principals of Charlton Chambers, a leading Chamber in Barbados,
and primarily practised in the areas of civil litigation, insurance and personal
injury law, employment law, and corporate and commercial law.
He has been involved in frequent negotiations and other forms of non-litigious
dispute resolution. In June 2016, he was admitted as a Fellow and an
Accredited Mediator of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb). He is
presently the education co-ordinator of the CIArb (Caribbean Branch).
He was also called to the bars of Antigua & Barbuda, St. Vincent & the
Grenadines and St. Lucia. He has represented corporate and private clients, as
well as statutory boards and other governmental agencies before several
tribunals, the High Court, Court of Appeal, Privy Council and Caribbean Court
of Justice.
Mr. Cheltenham is deeply committed to education and to public service. He
served as a lecturer and tutor in Company and Commercial Law at the Cave Hill
Campus of the University of the West Indies. He was awarded a Certificate of
Recognition for outstanding public service by the University of the West Indies,
Cave Hill Campus in October 2018. He was a member of the CARICOM
Competition Commission. In 2010, he completed a three-week training
programme in Public International Law at the Hague Academy of International
Law.
He was appointed a Queen’s Counsel in 2001; he was awarded the Gold Crown
of Merit by the Barbados government in 2012 for his contribution to the legal
profession and public service. He was awarded his law degree from the
University of the West Indies in 1975. He attended University College London,
graduating in 1976 with a Master’s degree in taxation law. He attended the
Hugh Wooding Law School, graduated in 1978 and was admitted to practise in
Barbados in 1978.
The Accolade of KNIGHT OF ST. ANDREW is being conferred in
recognition of his stellar career in the legal profession and achieving the
deserving accolade of judicial luminary.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF KNIGHT OF ST. ANDREW
BRIGADIER GENERAL RUDYARD EGGLETON CARRINGTON
LEWIS, GCM, CVO, JP assumed command of the Barbados Defence Force
(BDF) in 1980 during a period when there was grave concern for the stability of
the Caribbean region.
Brigadier Lewis most capably assumed the responsibility of equipping and training the BDF as an elite professional military entity to treat to the security challenges of that era. Concomitantly, recognizing, that like Barbados, several
other Eastern Caribbean nations lacked the resources needed for their territorial
defence, Brigadier Lewis was assigned the responsibility of organising a
regional security organisation which would jointly respond during times of
crisis in the interest of collective regional security.
Thus, the Regional Security System (RSS) was formed in 1982 and Brigadier
Lewis was appointed Regional Security Coordinator. He served in that capacity
until he retired in 2003.
Although the vision of the RSS originated with the Prime Ministers of the
Eastern Caribbean, the operationalization of that vision fell to Brigadier Lewis.
The RSS is the only organisation of its kind in the world where multinational
military and police forces successfully work in unison towards regional defence
and security. Regionally, Brigadier Lewis is recognized as the architect of this
successful regional security mechanism which continues to contribute to our
social and economic development.
During his outstanding military career, Brigadier Lewis enjoyed countless
achievements which positively impacted Barbados and the region. He
spearheaded the expansion of the Barbados Cadet Corps in 1980, leveraging
military resources for the critical youth development programme expanding the
compliment of Cadet Companies from 4 to 18 secondary schools. While this
process began in 1978, Brigadier Lewis ensured that the full expansion was
applied to all public secondary schools in Barbados including the establishment
of a Cadet Corps Headquarters unlike any in the region at that time. His
leadership and mobilization of the BDF, as a national resource, to ensure the
successful delivery of CARIFESTA 1981 was central to bringing efficiency and
organisation to planning, coordination and subsequent execution of this
important regional event.
Brigadier Lewis’ outstanding command and leadership of the Caribbean
Security Force during the Grenada Intervention in 1983 is internationally
recognized and acclaimed. Similarly, his efforts to unite CARICOM Battalions
for the US-led Multinational Force Peacekeeping Operations and subsequent
UN Peacekeeping Mission in Haiti between 1994 and 1996 gained high praise
regionally and from the US Government.
Brigadier Lewis also conceptualized and designed the CARICOM Disaster
Relief Unit (CDRU). The CDRU is a critical operational unit comprised of
personnel from various CARICOM Member States and exercised, trained and
deployed as the region’s first response in the aftermath of severe weather
systems. Brigadier Lewis saw the need for this mechanism remains as
important to the region now as when it was created 30 years ago.
The accolade of KNIGHT OF ST. ANDREW is being conferred for his
extraordinary achievement and meritorious service to the military in Barbados.
PARTICULARS FOR THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE COMPANION OF HONOUR
DR. JERRY BRUCE EMTAGE, MBBS, (Hons), FRCS(C) (Urology) is a
Consultant Urologist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Bayview Hospital.
He was educated at Westbury School, St. Cyprian’s Boys, The Lodge School, Sir
George Williams University, McGill University (Biochemistry), and the University of
the West Indies (Medicine) Medical School, Jamaica where he received the PreClinical Gold Medal and Walter Harper Surgery Prize.
He did his residency at Queen’s University Kingston Ontario and also completed a
Clinical Fellowship there. He is a member of the Royal College of Surgeons Canada
and holds a Specialist Certificate in Urology. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of
Surgeons of Canada (Urology). Dr. Emtage is a Licentiate of the Medical Council of
Canada (LMCC) and a member in good standing of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons Ontario.
He Practices adult and pediatric urology Windsor, Ontario.
He is the father of 5 children, Maisha, Shakira, Aniya, Justin and Taige and
grandfather of nine.
The Accolade of COMPANION OF HONOUR is being conferred in recognition of
his contribution to the medical profession and particularly in the field of urology.
PARTICULARS FOR THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE COMPANION OF HONOUR
MR. TONY GIBBS, FREng, FRSA was born in Grenada, went to ten schools
in four Caribbean islands – Grenada, St Lucia, St Vincent and Trinidad – before
attending two universities in Northern Ireland and England, and lived in two
more Caribbean islands – Jamaica and Barbados – the latter being his home
since 1965 (He came to work on the first Hilton Barbados Hotel for two years
and did not leave). He is married to Mary Gibbs, a former foreign language
teacher at Combermere, St Winifred’s and Harrison College and former Deputy
Principal of Harrison College, with whom he has three children (architect
Rachel, engineer André and engineer Kathy).
He headed the firm of Consulting Engineers Partnership Ltd. in Barbados from
1965 to 1996 during which period he was responsible for over fifteen hundred
projects in the Caribbean including in Barbados the Life of Barbados in Wildey
(now Sagicor HQ), the Central Bank and Frank Collymore Hall, the General
Post Office, Grantley Adams International Airport Terminal Building (Phase I –
1979) and Control Tower, the Caribbean Development Bank, (former) Cable &
Wireless Headquarters in Wildey, the Holiday Inn (now the Radisson) and the
Bank of Nova Scotia on Broad Street. Some of his projects outside of Barbados
include the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank in St Kitts, Government
Headquarters in St Vincent, Police Headquarters in Antigua, the Holiday Inn
(now the Radisson) in Trinidad and the Public Market in Dominica. Mr. Gibbs
continues as a Consultant to the firm of Consulting Engineers Partnership Ltd.
His current projects are in Guyana, Grenada, St Lucia and Belize as well as in
Barbados.
He is a Past Vice President of The Institution of Structural Engineers (HQ in
UK) (1990-1991) and a Past President of The Barbados Association of
Professional Engineers (1973-1974).
Mr. Gibbs was Secretary General of the Council of Caribbean Engineering
Organisations (2005-2020), Member of the Governing Board of the Global
Earthquake Model (2011-2013), Member of the Scientific Planning Group on
Natural Hazard Risk Reduction of the International Science Council (Latin
America and Caribbean) (2007-2008), Director of the American Association for
Wind Engineering (2000-2004), Member of The International Codification
Forum of The International Association for Wind Engineering (1999-2004),
Deputy Chairman of the Barbados National Council of Science and Technology
(1984-1988), Associate Project Manager for the Caribbean Uniform Building
Code (1982-1985) and Chairman of the Barbados Metrication Board (1975-
1980).
Mr. Gibbs’s special interests are in the fields of collaborative design in multidisciplinary teams and designing against the natural hazards of hurricanes and
earthquakes. This work has taken him to assignments in China, Indonesia,
Oman, Egypt, Tunisia, Kosovo and every country in the Caribbean. He is
particularly interested in the interrelationship between engineering and
insurance and has assisted RMS of California and AIR of Boston with the
development of their Caribbean loss models for earthquakes and hurricanes.
He is one of three Caribbean-based MCC Endorsers (for candidates for
membership of the Marylebone Cricket Club) (2017-present). He was a
member of the Barbados Cricket Association Building Committee (1973-2003)
and Chairman of the National Selection Committee of the Barbados Squash
Rackets Association (1984-1989).
Mr. Gibbs is currently (since 2018) Ambassador to the Americas for The
Institution of Civil Engineers (HQ in the UK) and a founding and continuing
member of the Disaster Mitigation Advisory Group on Hospital Safety set up by
the Pan American Health Organisations in 2003.
The Accolade of COMPANION OF HONOUR is being conferred in
recognition of his sterling contribution in the field of Engineering in Barbados
and the Caribbean.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF COMPANION OF HONOUR
MR. O’BRIEN TROTMAN is a retired civil servant and politician, who was
born on February 12, 1942 to Ms. Gwendoline E. Trotman of Thornbury Hill,
Christ Church.
He attended St. Patrick’s Boys School from 1947-1954, and Christ Church Boys
Foundation School from 1954-1960. On leaving school he joined the Barbados
Public Service, working in the Office of the Prime Minister, the Registration
Department, Customs and Excise Department, and the General Post Office.
In 1969, he joined the then Barbados Civil Service Association as its Assistant
General Secretary. In 1970, he participated in the launching of the Caribbean
Public Services Association; whose inaugural conference was held in Barbados.
In 1972, he became General Secretary of the Association, now renamed The
National Union of Public Workers (NUPW). He was also actively involved in
the launching and growth of the Barbados Public Workers Credit Union.
In September 1976, he was appointed to the Barbados Senate and served until
During that time, he served as Parliamentary Secretary in the Office of
the Prime Minister, with responsibility for immigration (1976-1981) and then as
Minister of Immigration (1981-1983). Mr. Trotman in accordance with the then
immigration amnesty programme, was responsible for the regularization of the
status of thousands of previously undocumented CARICOM citizens, who
would have otherwise been illegal immigrants in Barbados.
In 1983, Mr. Trotman was appointed Minister of Health, National Assistance
and National Insurance. In the Ministry of Health, he was responsible for the
construction of a new Accident and Emergency Department of the Queen
Elizabeth Hospital, the establishment of a dedicated ambulance service, with
trained Emergency Medical Technicians and the completion of the policlinic
programme. As Minister responsible for National Insurance, negotiations were
completed with the Government of Canada, and the Government of the United
Kingdom, for reciprocal arrangements under the National Insurance Scheme,
and the appropriate bilateral agreements were signed with the two governments.
From 1994 to 1996 he served as chairman of the National Conservation
Commission. In 1997, he re-joined the public service and served as Director of
the Urban Development Commission (UDC), as well as a member of the
National Assistance Board. As Director of UDC, he was responsible for the
development of a modern road infrastructure in economically depressed areas of
St. Michael, through a series of subsidiary roads and foot paths. In addition to
the roads, the Commission also installed several hundred streetlights in the
urban area.
In 1972, he married Jean Clarke, and they have one son Richardo. In 1986, he
and his wife launched a family owned rental service business which continued
until 1997.
He retired from the public service in 2008.
The Accolade of COMPANION OF HONOUR is conferred for his service
in politics and contribution to the trade union movement.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE GOLD CROWN OF MERIT
MR. ALISTER ANDREW ALEXANDER was born 6th July, 1960 in Beckles
Land, Kensington New Road, St. Michael, but grew up between the City and
Brandon’s. Born to Joseph and Evelyn Alexander, he was the seventh of eight
children.
Mr. Alexander is a visual artist of some note, though he has never publicly
exposed the craft. He is a poet, a playwright, prose writer, a songwriter, an
actor, a dramatist, and visual artist.
Entering NIFCA 1979 he was awarded its highest awards in literature and
notable awards in drama. Awarded second place in the CBC Folk Song
Competition in 1998 and awarded first place in the same Competition in 2000.
Re-entered NIFCA in 2014 winning its BMA Best of Barbados Award for
literature, then in 2016 winning its Bridgetown and its Garrison Heritage award
for Theatre, and again in theatre, winning its BMA Best of Barbados Award in
Since returning, the NIFA awards for prose and poetry has been lost
count of.
Mr. Alexander took his first job just coming out of school, a job he really
wasn’t interested in because he had thoughts of furthering his education. There
were many actions and influences that caused him to submit a resignation letter
to his manager and after that he dedicated himself to work within the structure
of emerging family businesses and one such enterprise led him into the trade of
his father, which was vending.
In 2002, the organization Barbados Association of Retailers, Vendors and
Entrepreneurs (BARVEN) was born. David Comissiong, Pan Africanist and
then chairman of Pan African Affairs, gave unwavering support to the
organization. They waged an unrelenting social war that co-opted the support
of both parties. Under a Democratic Labour Party Administration, Mr.
Alexander sat as a Director of the Board of the Barbados Tourism Authority for
BARVEN and he is now President of BARVEN.
The Accolade of GOLD CROWN OF MERIT is being conferred for his
contribution to vending in Barbados and in particular the development of the
Barbados Association of Retailers, Vendors and Entrepreneurs (BARVEN).
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS GOLD CROWN OF MERIT
MR. RANDOLPH “RANDY” ASHTON HARRIS was born in Antigua on
February 27, 1955 to a Barbadian father and Montserratian mother. He came to
Barbados in 1960 and was raised by his paternal grandparents at Kendal Hill in
Christ Church.
He received his primary education at Christ Church Boys’ School, before he
entered The Lodge School at age 10, where he received his secondary
education. While at The Lodge School, Mr. Harris was a member of the Cadet
Corps and attained the rank of Company Sargeant Major. He also represented
the school in football and, after leaving school, continued to be involved in the
game as a player and administrator in the Christ Church Football League.
At the suggestion of Mr. Christie Smith, the then General Secretary of the
Barbados Amateur Football Association (BAFA), Mr. Harris offered his
services to the BAFA and became an Executive Board Member in 1977. He
held that position until 1979, when he attained the position of Snr. Assistant
Secretary and 4 years later, in 1983, he was elected to the position of General
Secretary, becoming the youngest General Secretary of the Barbados Football
Association (BFA), to date. He held this position until 1989 and was again
General Secretary of the BFA from 2002 to 2004.
Mr. Harris was the organiser of the very popular Carib Beer, CBC Tournament,
better known as the BESS Tournament from 1989-2002 and the LIME Pelican
Football Challenge in 2011 and 2012.
Mr. Harris has served on the Board of Directors of the NSC and BICO Ltd.,
where he worked for 41 years, until his retirement in 2018.
Mr. Harris’ commitment and dedication to football in Barbados has earned him
the following awards:
1991, 2017 and 2018 – National Sports Council (NSC) Administrator’s Award
1998 – NSC Special Award
2017 – Barbados Olympic Association Administrator of the Year Award
2018 – Barbados Labour Party Sports Award
Mr. Harris was elected as the President of the Barbados Football Association on
September 30, 2012 and re-elected in 2016 to serve a second 4-year term.
In 2018, Mr. Harris was elected President of the Caribbean Football Union and
Vice President of CONCACAF.
The Accolade of the GOLD CROWN OF MERIT is being conferred for his
contribution as a Sports Administrator in football both locally and regionally.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE GOLD CROWN OF MERIT
PROFESSOR PATSY ROSE PRUSSIA, MBBS, DM (Path.): FIAC has
been at the forefront of Cancer Research and Cervical Cancer Screening Testing
done in Barbados for over 35 years (1985-2020) until her retirement. She
introduced the concept of Liquid Based Cytology in Barbados which has led to
the early detection and prevention in the development of cervical cancers
associated with The Human Papilloma Virus through cervical screening.
In Barbados, Cervical Cancers Professor affectionately called “Prof” has also
imparted her wisdom as professor in anatomical physiology for over 36 years
(1980-2016) at the University of the West Indies. During her tenure as
Professor she also assumed the role of Clinical Director with the Barbados
National Registry and The Chronic Disease Research Centre (1980-2016) where
she was involved in cancer research and by extension a number of publications
(41) and has had her work cited in over 277 publications. Prof also assumed the
role of Consultant Pathologist and Colposcopist with The Queen Elizabeth
Hospital during that time.
In addition to her outstanding career and contributions to Barbadian Society she
was awarded by The University of the West Indies/Barbados Association of
Medical Practitioners for outstanding contribution to Continuing Medical
Education at the 66th UWI/BAMP CME Conference in 2009.
In 2003, she was awarded a scholarship by the British Society for Colposcopy
and Cervical Pathology (BSCCP) to travel to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary,
Scotland. She was also awarded the International Union Against Cancer
International Cancer Technology Transfer (UICC ICRETT) Fellowship, for a
project entitled Cancer Registration Epidemiology and Prevention at the
International Agency for Research on Cancer.
“Prof” is also philanthropic to say the least and is beyond driven as highlighted
by her impressive career spanning an astounding fifty years of service. As she
is ever the effervescent leader and cheerleader she is motivated not only by the
pursuit of her own success but she becomes further inspired to motivate all who
would call her teacher. She is a phenomenal woman who has dedicated her life
to the education of others through medicine and in the advancement of cancer
research in Barbados.
The Accolade of GOLD CROWN OF MERIT is being conferred for her
outstanding contribution to Cancer Research and Continuing Medical
Education.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE GOLD CROWN OF MERIT
MR. CONDÉ ANDREW RILEY, OBE was born on 9th November, 1952. He
received his secondary education at the Combermere School where he
participated in a number of sports. He later attended Barclays Training College
in London where he completed studies in Trust and Investment Banking. He is
also a qualified Administrative Corporate Secretary (ACS).
Mr. Riley is President of the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA). He was first
elected to the BCA’s Board in 1996 and has been serving cricket in Barbados
with enthusiasm, dedication and distinction since then. Mr. Riley has chaired
every committee of the BCA with the exception of the one responsible for
marketing.
Mr. Riley’s contribution in cricket administration has extended into the region.
He is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Cricket West Indies
having first been elected to that body in 1998. He has served as a member of the
Finance, Pension and Provident Fund, Cricket Development and Chairman of
the Human Resource Development Committee.
Mr. Riley was appointed Event Manager for the Barbados leg of the ICC T20
World Cup 2010 which hosted both the Men’s and Women’s Finals of the
Tournament. He had responsibility for cricket operations, logistics and security
in the very successful Barbados leg of the Tournament.
Mr. Riley is committed to the development of young cricketers. He has served
as Chair of the Lottery Committee, with the remit of securing a sustainable
revenue stream for the BCA to support the BCA’s Development program. In
2008, Mr. Riley was Chairman of the Cricket Committee that was responsible
for establishing the Everton Weekes Centre of Excellence(EWCE) which
provides specialized coaching in the Under 13, 15, 17, 19 and 23 age groups as
well as the Barbados Women’s Cricket Team. All of the current West Indies
players, men and women – including West Indies Test captain Jason Holder –
are graduates of the EWCE.
The Accolade of GOLD CROWN OF MERIT is being conferred for his
contribution as a Sports Administrator in the field of cricket.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY
DR. MANOHARSINGH RAJAMANICKAM is a Medical Officer of Health
at the Edgar Cochrane Polyclinic in the Ministry of Health and Wellness with
responsibility for Port Health.
During the National COVID-19 Response Effort Dr. Rajamanickam was
appointed as the Medical Officer in charge of the Mobile Testing Team. As the
officer in charge of the team, he routinely and personally led the Testing Team
in the field whether at the Ports of Entry or in the community.
The initial stages of the global pandemic were characterized by high levels of
uncertainty, fear and anxiety. Despite this, Dr. Rajamanickam showed resolute
dedication to his duty and approached his job with a high level of
professionalism. In every respect, he placed his national duty to his country
before himself. His leadership and expertise was an integral part of the
Ministry’s efforts to screen the passengers of several cruise ships anchored of
Barbados’ coast for COVID-19.
Due to the aforementioned fear and uncertainty created by the COVID-19
pandemic, and the restrictions preventing the cruise ships from entering the
Port, the cruise ships could not berth in the Deep Water Harbor. Nonetheless,
there was an urgent requirement to test the crew and passengers of the various
cruise ships anchored of the coast of Barbados to ensure that they were not
infected. The possibility of passengers or crew members of these vessels
succumbing to the life-threatening effects of the virus was high and therefore
screening needed to be conducted urgently. Dr. Rajamanickam led the COVID19 Mobile testing team as they performed these high risk assignments to sail out
to the cruise ships and screen the passengers and crew.
Due to the unorthodox docking arrangement and the massive size of the cruise
ships, this officer placed his life and well-being at great risk to board the
vessels, by climbing forty feet up and over the side of the ships by a rope ladder
which was suspended from the side of each cruise ship. This method of
boarding a cruise ship is very dangerous, for persons who are not members of
the crew, and is only employed as a last resort in emergency circumstances.
The danger was increased by the fact that he was clad in full COVID-19
personal protective equipment and carried the testing kits onto and off the vessel
and has no experience in maritime operations. On completion, Dr.
Rajamanickam was required to descend the ladders with the samples into a
waiting Barbados Coast Guard vessel and take the samples to the Best Dos
Santos Lab.
Dr. Rajamanickam braved the strong winds, treacherous conditions and the
choppy seas to conduct swabbing for the COVID-19 virus and in so doing,
possibly saved the lives of many cruise ship passengers who were on board
these vessels and unsure of their status. To lead these perilous missions, which
involved an inherent risk of injury or death displays a level of bravery which
has been lauded locally and internationally.
Dr. Rajamanickam demonstrated great courage and commitment in difficult and
dangerous conditions during the initial stages of Barbados’ response to the
COVID-19 Pandemic and by so doing contributed immensely to the safety and
security of Barbados. He placed the health and well-being of others before his
own at a time when Barbados was COVID-19 free and not fully equipped to
manage the ravages of the pandemic.
The Accolade of BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY is being conferred
for his courage and selfless effort to restrict the entry of the COVID-19 virus
into the island during the initial stage of the global pandemic.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY
CAPTAIN DONVILLE ADDERSON DASH was identified by Headquarters
BDF as one of the officers who would be tasked with spearheading BDF’s
contribution to the National COVID-19 Response Effort. As the Head of the
BDF’s Medical Unit he was tasked to manage the assistance which BDF
rendered to the Ministry of Health and Wellness and to advise the Chief of Staff
on all COVID-19 related matters. Though assigned in an advisory and
management role Captain Dash routinely and personally led COVID-19
missions on behalf of the BDF.
The initial stages of the global pandemic were characterized by high levels of
uncertainty, fear and anxiety. Despite this, Captain Dash showed dedication to
his assignment and approached his job with a high level of professionalism. In
every respect, he placed his national duty to his country before himself. This
dedication was demonstrated on several occasions during the months of
February to June 2020 when he became an integral part of the efforts to screen
the passengers of several cruise ships anchored of Barbados’ coast for COVID19.
Due to the aforementioned fear and uncertainty created by the COVID-19
pandemic, and the restrictions preventing the cruise ships from entering the
Port, the cruise ships could not berth in the Deep Water Harbour. Nonetheless,
there was an urgent requirement to test the crew and passengers of the various
cruise ships anchored of the coast of Barbados to ensure that they were not
infected. The possibility of passengers or crew members of these vessels
succumbing to the life-threatening effects of the virus was high and therefore
screening needed to be conducted urgently. Captain Dash took the
responsibility to be part of the COVID-19 testing team, which would sail out to
these cruise ships to perform this high risk assignment.
Due to the unorthodox docking arrangement and the massive size of the cruise
ships, this officer placed his life and well-being at great risk to board the
vessels, by climbing forty feet up and over the side of the ships by a rope ladder
which was suspended from the side of each cruise ship. This method of
boarding a cruise ship is very dangerous, for persons who are not members of
the crew, and is only employed as a last resort in emergency circumstances.
The danger was increased by the fact that he was clad in full COVID-19
personal protective equipment and carried the testing kits onto and off the vessel
and has no experience in maritime operations.
On completion, Captain Dash was required to descend the ladders with the
samples into a waiting Barbados Coast Guard vessel and take the samples to the
Best Dos Santos Lab. Captain Dash braved the strong winds, treacherous
conditions and the choppy seas to conduct swabbing for the COVID-19 virus
and in so doing, possibly saved the lives of many cruise ship passengers who
were on board these vessels and unsure of their status. To volunteer for these
perilous missions, which involved an inherent risk of injury or death displays a
level of bravery which has been lauded locally and internationally.
Captain Dash demonstrated great courage and commitment in difficult and
dangerous conditions during the initial stages of Barbados’ response to the
COVID-19 Pandemic and by so doing contributed immensely to the safety and
security of Barbados. He volunteered for this mission which required him to
place the health and well-being of others before his own at a time when
Barbados was COVID-19 free and not fully equipped to manage the ravages of
the pandemic.
The Accolade of BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY is being conferred
for his courage and commitment in difficult and dangerous conditions during
the initial stage of Barbados’ response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY
On 3 February 2020, LIEUTENANT (COAST GUARD) ANDERSON
GOODRIDGE was attached to the Ministry of Health and Wellness
Emergency Operations Centre as member of the Barbados Defence Force
Liaison Operations Team to provide guidance and coordination on all maritime
related matters in Barbados’ response to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
The initial stages of the global pandemic were characterized by high levels of
uncertainty, fear and anxiety. Despite this, Lieutenant (Coast Guard) Goodridge
showed dedication to his assignment and approached his job with a high level of
professionalism. In every respect, he placed his national duty to his country
before himself. This dedication was demonstrated on several occasions during
the months of February to June 2020 when he became an integral part of the
efforts to screen the passengers of several cruise ships anchored of Barbados’
coast for COVID-19.
Due to the aforementioned fear and uncertainty created by the COVID-19
pandemic, and the restrictions preventing the cruise ships from entering the
Port, the cruise ships could not berth in the Deep Water Harbour. Nonetheless,
there was an urgent requirement to test the crew and passengers of the various
cruise ships anchored of the coast of Barbados to ensure that they were not
infected. The possibility of passengers or crew members of these vessels
succumbing to the life-threatening effects of the virus was high and therefore
screening needed to be conducted urgently. Lieutenant (Coast Guard)
Goodridge volunteered to be part of a COVID-19 testing team, who would sail
out to these cruise ships to perform this high risk assignment.
Due to the unorthodox docking arrangement and the massive size of the cruise
ships, this officer and his team placed their lives and well-being at great risk to
board the vessels, by climbing forty feet up and over the side of the ships by a
rope ladder which was suspended from the side of each cruise ship. This
method of boarding a cruise ship is very dangerous, for persons who are not
members of the crew, and is only employed as a last resort in emergency
circumstances. The danger was increased by the fact that he was clad in full
COVID-19 personal protective equipment and carried the testing kits onto and
off the vessel. On completion, Lieutenant (Coast Guard) Goodridge was
required to descend the ladders with the samples into a waiting Barbados Coast
Guard vessel and take the samples to the Best Dos Santos Lab.
Lieutenant (Coast Guard) Goodridge braved the strong winds, treacherous
conditions and the choppy seas to conduct swabbing for the COVID-19 virus
and in so doing, possibly saved the lives of many cruise ship passengers who
were on board these vessels and unsure of their status. To volunteer for these
perilous missions, which involved an inherent risk of injury or death displays a
level of bravery which has been lauded locally and internationally.
Lieutenant (Coast Guard) Goodridge demonstrated great courage and
commitment in difficult and dangerous conditions during the initial stages of
Barbados’ response to the COVID-19 Pandemic and by so doing contributed
immensely to the safety and security of Barbados. He volunteered for this
mission which required him to place the health and well-being of others before
his own at a time when Barbados was COVID free and not fully equipped to
manage the ravages of the pandemic.
The Accolade of BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY is being conferred
for his courage and commitment in difficult and dangerous conditions during
the initial stage of Barbados’ response to the COVID-19 pandemic
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY
LIEUTENANT RUDOLPH OSCAR MORRIS was identified by
Headquarters Barbados Defence Force as one of the soldiers who was tasked
with spearheading BDF’s contribution to the National COVID-19 Response
Effort. As the Deputy Head of the BDF’s Medical Unit, he was tasked to
support the management of the BDF’S assistance to the Ministry of Health and
Wellness. As a senior Registered Nurse in the Force, he routinely and
personally led COVID-19 missions in addition to his duties of administering the
Medical Unit.
The initial stages of the global pandemic were characterized by high levels of
uncertainty, fear and anxiety. Despite this, Lieutenant Morris showed
dedication to his assignment and approached his job with a high level of
professionalism. In every respect, he placed his national duty to his country
before himself. This dedication was demonstrated on several occasions during
the months of February to June 2020 when he became an integral part of the
efforts to screen the passengers of several cruise ships anchored of Barbados’
coast for COVID-19.
Due to the aforementioned fear and uncertainty created by the COVID-19
pandemic, and the restrictions preventing the cruise ships from entering the
Port, the cruise ships could not berth in the Deep Water Harbour. Nonetheless,
there was an urgent requirement to test the crew and passengers of the various
cruise ships anchored of the coast of Barbados to ensure that they were not
infected. The possibility of passengers or crew members of these vessels
succumbing to the life-threatening effects of the virus was high and therefore
screening needed to be conducted urgently. Lieutenant Morris joined the
COVID-19 testing team, which would sail out to these cruise ships to perform
this high risk assignment, out of a sense of duty to Barbados.
Due to the unorthodox docking arrangement and the massive size of the cruise
ships, this officer placed his life and well-being at great risk to board the
vessels, by climbing forty feet up and over the side of the ships by a rope ladder
which was suspended from the side of each cruise ship. This method of
boarding a cruise ship is very dangerous, for persons who are not members of
the crew, and is only employed as a last resort in emergency circumstances.
The danger was increased by the fact that he was clad in full COVID-19
personal protective equipment and carried the testing kits onto and off the vessel
and has no experience in maritime operations. On completion, Lieutenant
Morris was required to descend the ladders with the samples into a waiting
Barbados Coast Guard vessel to take the samples to the Best Dos Santos Lab.
Lieutenant Rudolph Morris braved the strong winds, treacherous conditions and
the choppy seas to conduct swabbing for the COVID-19 virus and in so doing,
possibly saved the lives of many cruise ship passengers who were on board
these vessels and unsure of their status. To volunteer for these perilous
missions, which involved an inherent risk of injury or death displays a level of
bravery which has been lauded locally and internationally. Lieutenant Morris
demonstrated great courage and commitment in difficult and dangerous
conditions during the initial stages of Barbados’ response to the COVID-19
Pandemic and by so doing contributed immensely to the safety and security of
Barbados. He volunteered for this mission which required him to place the
health and well-being of others before his own at a time when Barbados was
COVID-19 free and not fully equipped to manage the ravages of the pandemic.
The Accolade of BARBADOS STAR OF GALLANTRY is being conferred
for his courage and selfless effort to restrict the entry of the COVID-19 virus
into the island during the initial stage of the global pandemic.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE SILVER CROWN OF MERIT
MRS. MARGOT ANASTASIA AQUAN is an outstanding school teacher, a
mother of two, grandmother of two, wife, home economist, devout Anglican,
enthusiastic fundraiser and event-planner as well as a champion community
worker. She attended Westbury Infants School at age 3 and then moved over to
the Westbury Primary School until age 8, before starting her secondary
education at Queen’s College. From there she went to Erdiston Teachers’
Training College for two years, completed her teacher’s training and received a
Diploma in Education from UWI. She taught continuously between 1971 and
2009, except for a 3-year study-break in Jamaica for a Degree in Education.
She got married in 1973. That marriage produced two daughters, Simone Harris
and Carla Bragg, and two adorable granddaughters, Caitlyn and Carrah. At
present she’s married to Jose Aquan.
She taught at St. Gabriel’s and Springer Memorial Schools before joining Christ
Church Foundation School in 1990 until her retirement. During her teaching
career, she taught English, History, Textiles in the Art Department, Integrated
Science and Nutrition. She was also the Year Head for the 4th and 5th forms
before becoming Head of Department for Food and Nutrition.
A retired Home Economist with over 25 years experience in teaching various
aspects of Home Economics, she served not only Barbados in this regard, but
also extended this service to the wider Caribbean. She was a long-standing,
dedicated member of the Caribbean Association of Home Economics
Incorporated (CAHE), a regional non-governmental organization affiliated to
the International Federation of Home Economics. Her registration number 053
is testimony that she was one of the earliest members to join the organization
where she served for over 12 consecutive years on the executive leadership
team, in the capacity of Assistant Secretary, and Chairperson for the
Membership Committee and the Finance Committee.
Mrs. Aquan has been an Anglican all her life and is an active member of the
Christ Church Parish Church, where she worships regularly. Over the years she
has contributed in a number of ways to help the church carry out its work and
mission in serving the community. Her skills as a teacher, together with her
love for helping children to achieve their fullest potential, have been
demonstrated in the church setting where she has conducted training in etiquette
during the Annual Summer Camps. Her skills have also been beneficial to
adults in preparation for the Annual Mother’s Day Luncheon through sessions
in Banquet Service Procedures. She takes on any task and project with
enthusiasm and delight in doing things well.
Her experience and skills in Event Planning have been well utilized in the area
of fund-raising. A primary example had been her service on the 2000
Committee which was established in the late 90s with a goal to construct The
Ivan Harewood Parish Centre by the beginning of the new millennium. She is a
member of the Stewardship Committee.
Her loves include interior decorating, sewing, community work, especially with
children. She was also a “swimming mom” when her daughters swam
competitively for Barbados.
A member of Optimist International from 2010, she has held most positions in
the club locally as well as in the Caribbean District. She was President in 2010.
Among her Optimists awards are: President Citation for outstanding Optimist
Club Member (2011-12), Pillar of Optimism in 2017 from Opt of Barbados,
Optimist Caribbean District Award for valuable contribution in 2018 to WOW
(Wonderful Optimist Working) Team, Honor President in 2017 for the
Progressive Optimist Club, Barbados and LTG in 2018, when the award of
Distinguished LTG was given to her. She will be Governor Assistant for the
Eastern Caribbean in October 2020.
After retirement, this former teacher started working as a Recreational Therapist
(in craft, exercises, singing and dancing) for 3 nursing homes, twice weekly.
She also did a course at Barbados Community College in Event Planning and
Management where she gained a distinction, and now utilizes much of the
knowledge, mostly for charities.
She is also a member of the Barbados Labour Party, Christ Church South
Branch, and started an educational program for children on Saturday mornings.
There is a saying that goes ‘Once a Teacher always a Teacher’. We are
confident that this retired teacher will remain thankful for the opportunity to
serve, and will continue to work to improve the quality of life of individuals,
families and communities.
The Accolade of SILVER CROWN OF MERIT is being conferred for her
outstanding contribution to the teaching profession and service to the
community.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE SILVER CROWN OF MERIT
MR. REYNOLD DE LISLE GRANT, JP has had a tremendous influence in
the Harts Gap/Dayrells Road community.
Whether in sports, youth groups or community work with the elderly, he has
provided guidance, sponsorship or sound advice. He is a totally committed
community man whose contributions have been stellar.
The Accolade of the SILVER CROWN OF MERIT is being conferred for his
contribution as a community activist and worker.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE SILVER CROWN OF MERIT
MR. EMERSON MILLARD HOWARD, JP is an extremely qualified
Barbadian who started at the bottom and worked his way up the proverbial
ladder. Most of his qualifications are in the field of health – specifically
nursing.
In 1966, he received his Certificate in Psychiatric Nursing from the General
Nursing Council and continued to seek to become qualified in his field, and so
continued to go on the University of the West Indies at Mona.
Mr. Howard has also worked in other spheres of public service having pursued a
BSc. in Public Administration from the University of the West Indies (Cave
Hill). This allowed him to take his expertise to the National Housing
Corporation for four years.
His work experience has lead him to the level of Tutor where he has been
passing on his knowledge over the last fourteen (14) years at the Career
Development Institute
Nursing Tutor
He has also done some training in Legal and Ethical Issues, Anatomy and
Physiology, Common Health Problems and Fundamentals of Nursing.
Mr. Howard’s diverse accomplishments include but is not limited to:
Justice of the Peace (1997)
Dr. Reader Award for contribution to the Health Service – St. George North
BLP Branch (1998)
Appreciation Award (Nurses Division) NUPW – For contribution and service to
the Nursing Profession and Union (1999)
Certificate of Appreciation NUPW (1998)
Honorary Life Member – Barbados Registered Nurses Association
Life Member – Barbados Cricket Association (1999)
Barbados Nurses Association Award for Outstanding contribution to the
Nursing Profession (2000)
President – St. George North Branch – BLP (2005-2008)
Trustee – Barbados Nurses Association
Campaign Manager – St. George North – BLP (2008, 2013 & 2018)
Director – Transport Board (2003-2008)
Member of the General Nursing Council (1973-1989)
Chairman – General Nursing Council (1989-1999)
Vice Chairman – Regional Nursing Body – (CARICOM) (1995-1996)
Deputy Chairman – Nursing Board of Barbados (August 2018 to present)
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Former Chairman of Board of Stewards – Mt. Tabor Moravian Church
Member of Mount Tabor Moravian Church Men’s Fellowship
Former Treasurer – Market Hill Community Group
Chairman of Disciplinary Committee – Market Hill Community Group
Captain – Mount Tabor Moravian Church Dominoes Team.
The Accolade of SILVER CROWN OF MERIT is being conferred for his
contribution to nursing in Barbados.
PARTICULARS FOR THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE SILVER CROWN OF MERIT
REV. DR. JOSEPH ONESIMUS TUDOR, JP is the current Vice President of
the Barbados Council for the Disabled and has served as a member of our Board
of Directors for over a decade. His association, however, begun far longer than
this.
As a long-time advocate for and personal supporter of the community of
persons with disabilities, it is recommended that Reverend Joseph Tudor be
recognised in this year’s National Honours to nationally proclaim how much he
is truly appreciated for his dedication, devotion and selfless determination.
As one of the longest serving Directors, Reverend Joseph Tudor lobbied the
cause in every forum in which he is active. For several years he has worked
assiduously to uplift the Barbados Association for the Correction of Learning
Disabilities and champion that cause with every sinew in his body.
More than that, he has spearheaded many initiatives to raise public awareness
and improve fundraising strategies.
He has a made a mark of inestimable contributions and continues to strive for
such in the name of equality and fairness.
The Accolade of SILVER CROWN OF MERIT is being conferred for his
service to the Barbados Council for the Disabled and support of persons with
disabilities.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE STAR
MR. ARTHUR HENDERSON COLLYMORE is a true environmentalist
with an overwhelming sense of national responsibility often of the expense of
self. Mr. Collymore believes that we hold our country on trust for future
generations and it is our duty to maintain and preserve it in a pristine condition.
He also firmly believes that working outdoors in nature with your hands is as
close as you can get to God.
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE STAR is being conferred for his
contribution as an environmentalist and his continuing efforts to preserve the
natural beauty of the island.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE STAR
MR. DISTON ANTHONY DACOSTA HOWELL, J.P. was born to Enid
Ione Howell and Alphonso DaCosta Austin on 3rd February 1948 at Reed
Street, St. Michael.
He enlisted in the Barbados Coast Guard in 1977 and became one of the first
persons to gain promotion after the transition to the Barbados Defense Force. In
1995, he joined the security team of the Barbados Port Inc., where he served for
18 years, rising to the position of Senior Security Officer. Indeed, he had the
distinct honour of carrying the flag for the Port’s 50th anniversary celebrations.
Prior to this, from 1962, Mr. Howell was a merchant seaman with the Harrison
Line for 11 years. He was able to obtain the coveted A.B. Certificate in
Scotland, three months ahead of schedule. During this time, he was fortunate to
visit England, continental Africa and a number of Caribbean territories.
Mr. Howell was an outstanding professional boxer and good enough to be
ranked the number one middle-weight contender in 1970. He represented
Barbados on numerous occasions at home and abroad and previously served as
the Deputy Chairman of the Boxing Board.
For 17 years, Mr. Howell was a member of the Salvation Army Reed Street
Corp and helped to organize many community-based activities in the City of
Bridgetown. In the 1960’s he was Sports Captain of the Co-Workers Youth
Centre of Bridgetown Central and Coordinator of the Kew Community Council
where he played a key role in event planning and execution. He was also the
Band Sergeant of the St. Mary’s Church Lads’ Brigade and actually participated
in the very first Independence Day Parade when the Union Jack was lowered
and the Trident unfurled.
Mr. Howell attained the Diploma in Private Security in 1996 and in 2002
completed a course in Regional Port Security for the Caribbean under the
auspices of the Inter American Committee on Ports and the United States
Maritime Administration. In 2008, he received the Management Skills
Certificate from the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus. He
completed the Advance Port Security as well as the Hazardous Waste
Operations and Emergency Response training programs from the prestigious
Halcrow Institution in 2012.
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE STAR is being conferred for his
community service.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE STAR
MS. MOVELLE JORDAN, JP was born in Marley Vale, St. Philip on
January 1, 1958, the daughter of Ms. Viola Jordan, a labourer. Like most
children in the district – which has produced the present Governor General, Her
Excellency Dame Sandra Mason – Movelle had her early education at the St.
Catherine’s Primary School. Though clearly possessing potential, the lack of
financial resources prevented her from attending secondary school. Due to her
family’s impoverished circumstances she was compelled to stay home and help
her mother take care of the home.
Fortuitously, it was this set of circumstances which led her to develop a love of
cooking and other culinary skills. Honing these skills and driven by a demand
for her cuisine from an increasing number of satisfied patrons, she decided to
take the plunge and enter the catering industry in the early 1990s. From then
she did not look back, registering Kejamos Catering in the year 2000.
She has been active in the industry for over 30 years catering for all, from the
man in the street to the occupants of Ilaro Court.
This road has not been easy. As a young female businesswoman she has had to
overcome many obstacles ranging from a lack of funding to resistance from
those who felt that she did not belong in what was then a male-dominated
sector. It must be recalled that when she entered the catering business there was
no assistance in cash or kind from the government unlike what pertains today.
Nevertheless, she persevered and with the help of the Almighty and those who
recognized her tremendous potential she has become a success in the catering
services. Her business is now well established, and well known for its high
standards.
Although over the years she has had to devote most of her energies to her
chosen career, mindful of the path she herself had to trod, she has found time to
do charitable work in her community. In this regard she has served on the
St. Catherine’s Church Council in various capacities; she has served on the
Executive of the St. Catherine’s Sports and Social Club; she has been the
driving force behind the revival of the St. Catherine’s Primary School Old
Scholars Association which aims to assist the poor and needy children of her
alma mater; in recognition of her standing in the community she was asked to
serve on the Planning Committee to organize the “We Gatherin’” activities for
the parish of St. Philip. Unfortunately, this work was suspended as a result of
Covid-19. Ms. Jordan was also recently elected as Public Relations Officer of
the Barbados Labour Party St. Philip North Constituency Branch.
Ms. Jordan has a deep love for her heritage. This could be seen in her 2015
NCF Crop Over Heritage Bus Tour dramatic performance; and her depiction on
village life in Marley Vale in the 1960s on the CBC programme My
Community in August 2020 and her leadership that the St. Catherine’s Old
Scholars pay tribute, in the form of an annual luncheon, to National Hero the
Right Excellent Bussa and the other martyrs in the 1816 Rebellion which was
started a mile from Marley Vale at Bayleys Plantation. The first luncheon under
the patronage of the Governor-General was held in mid-April 2019 and was a
resounding success.
In recognition of this pillar in the community in 2020 she was made a Justice of
the Peace where she has been able to advise and assist her parishioners in
various areas.
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE STAR is being conferred for her
contribution to the catering services in Barbados and her work in the community
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE STAR
MR. HENDERSON THEOPHILUS ROACH is a retired postal officer, who
served for several years in the communities in the City of Bridgetown and its
environs. He distinguished himself by walking from community to community,
distributing mail and cheques for pensioners as well as cashing cheques for
persons who had physical disabilities. He did this out of hours and on
weekends in order to assist the elderly.
After retirement, Mr. Roach voluntarily undertook duties of groundsman at
Westbury and Wesley Hall Primary Schools in the absence of persons assigned
to perform those duties at the two schools.
The accolade of the BARBADOS SERVICE STAR is being conferred for his
contribution to the postal service and his work in the community after
retirement.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE STAR
MR. CLARENCE HENDERSON SHEPHERD began working, in 1959, in
the Ministry of Health with the Public Health Department’s Aedes Eradication
Programme. In 1971, he was transferred to the Public Health Officers
department which was the professional wing of the Ministry and he was
attached to the St. Michael West District’s office. In 1981, he was appointed
Public Health Officer One. Between 1983 and 1994, he was attached to Port
Health at both the Bridgetown Port and the Grantley Adams International
Airport as a Port Health Officer.
After the office was changed from Public Health Officer to Environmental
Health Officer, Mr. Shepherd acted as Senior Environmental Health Officer
before being appointed as Environmental Health Officer -Specialists. He retired
in 2002 after 43 years of service.
Mr. Shepherd achieved his professional training through the Barbados
Community College’s Environmental Health Certificate Programmed and the
College’s ‘Certificate in Meats and Other Foods’ inspection programme.
Mr. Shepherd participated in several competency building workshops which
were conducted by P.A.H.O. He achieved a BSc in Political Science and
Sociology from the UWI Cave Hill.
Mr. Shepherd represented the Environmental Health Officers through Division
6 of the NUPW for many years. He was president of the Environmental Health
Officer’s Association and he was a board member of the Sanitation Service
Authority.
He is married, since 1974 to Arlene, a retired Senior Sister of the Q.E,.H and
has four children. He played hockey and cricket, was an ardent draughts player,
and is currently an active member of the St. Mary’s Church Men’s Fellowship.
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE STAR is being conferred for his
contribution to Environmental Health in Barbados.
PARTICULARS FOR THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL
MRS. GERVIS ISABELLE FORDE-PARRIS lives in the rural community
of Bathsheba, St. Joseph. She has spent most of her life working as a hawker to
provide for and support her children as well as others in the community.
This trade took her around the island to several plantations where she purchased
a variety of ground provisions, fruits and vegetables to serve her customers in
the Fairchild Street and subsequently Marhill Street Markets in Bridgetown.
In her early days, as a strong swimmer, she dived for sea eggs and picked sea
moss which she sold to customers in and around the villages of St. Joseph.
At ninety-two years of age, she still voices her opinions on various matters such
as religion and politics.
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL is being conferred for her
social and economic contribution as a hawker in Barbados for many years and
her community spirit.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL
MR. RICHARD CHESTERFIELD HARPER was born on June 28, 1942.
He did several jobs during his career including working as a Seaman which
allowed him to have a global view of culture and politics. In 1977, Mr. Harper
was recruited as a Bus Driver at the Transport Board where he worked until he
retired in 2007. He cites this as the best job he had since it gave him total
satisfaction.
Mr. Harper has worked tirelessly in the community for more than 40 years
helping residents in the Grazettes community including assisting the elderly
with the purchase of their medication and making errands for them. As a
handyman, Mr. Harper would spend his leisure time on evenings and weekends
in the community assisting residents with their chores which earned him his
respected community iconic stature.
In his professional role as a driver, he became famous for taking residents to
their doorsteps when they had heavy bags filled with groceries, and children
who rode the bus alone to and from their homes to school thus ensuring their
safe arrival. The residents depended upon Mr. Harper in no small measure his
selfless acts and to this day, grown men and women in the community still
demonstrate their respect for his community efforts and always refer to him as
Mr. Harper.
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL is being conferred for his
sterling community service in particular assistance to the elderly.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL
TYRONNE LEROY SCANTLEBURY, J.P. is married and with one
daughter. He is respected and admired by all in his community, where he
assists the elderly and the youth.
In addition to functioning as a Justice of the Peace, he also finds the time to sit
and counsel many people from his community. Over the years, he has helped
many young people in making critical decisions about their future. He has been
a positive influence in their lives and has helped many of them to overcome
what appeared to be insurmountable emotional crises.
However, perhaps what he is most known for is his accessibility by those who
have problems which need went to be addressed by one or other department of
government. Mr. Scantlebury assumes full responsibility for resolving the issue
and relentlessly pursues the matter with the relevant government agency until it
is finally and fully resolved.
A true community man!
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL is being conferred in
recognition of his community service and, in particular, his work with the
elderly and the youth.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL
MR. IRVINE STREETE might be a familiar name in Barbados, but in some
communities and especially the Bayville community, the name “Big Red” is
more famililar.
“Big Red”, as he is affectionately known, has dedicated his life to the sport of
bodybuilding and has contributed to the development of many young
bodybuilders in Barbados, serving both as a training coach and life coach. He is
still actively involved in coaching the sport and his community gym is always
full of eager new entrants to the sport.
He has also been actively involved in the administration of the sport, helping
with its development at the national level.
Barbadians look forward to seeing “Big Red” among the best dressed men at
Queen’s Park every Christmas morning. He is a community man, a sports
enthusiast and a champion for the sport of bodybuilding in Barbados.
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL is being conferred for his
contribution to the sport of bodybuilding and community service.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL
MR. WINFIELD TROTMAN of Road View, St. Peter is a father of 4 and
grandfather of 2.
He has committed most of his life to the tourism sector of Barbados. He has
worked as a water sports operator for over 31 years both as an employee and a
self-employed person. The last 13 years has been spent working in the hotel
industry as a boat operator.
Mr. Trotman enjoys working in this industry because he gets the opportunity to
communicate and interact with persons both locally and from overseas. Over
the years, he has had some interesting conversations on various topics, such as
suggesting places of interest to visit and night life in Barbados. Mr. Trotman
also considers his culinary skills to be quite good and has even ventured to
prepare some local dishes for visitors to our shores.
Some of his hobbies and enjoyments are diving and spear fishing, playing road
tennis and having interesting conversations. Mr. Trotman loves the sea and has
been spear fishing for over 40 years. This enjoyment affords him the
opportunity to relax in the tranquil waters of Barbados, feed himself and others,
and also earn some additional income. Most evenings he can be found playing
road tennis and chilling with some of the persons in his neighborhood.
Mr. Trotman has done various things in his community over the years, such as
assisting persons, especially the elderly, in carrying out chores/errands,
constructing and assisting with the preparation of some tennis courts in the
community, and he has had the unfortunate pleasure of saving a number of
persons, both locals and tourists, from drowning. Assisting in his community
comes natural to Mr. Trotman as it is something that he has always done.
The Accolade of BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL is being conferred for his
contribution to the tourism industry and service to the community.
PARTICULARS OF THE PERSON RECOMMENDED FOR THE
AWARD OF THE BARBADOS BRAVERY MEDAL
MR. GLENROY HACKETT has been employed as a ranger at the National
Conservation Commission (NCC) for over twenty-eight (28) years. He was
assigned duties at numerous venues during these years, namely at Folkestone
Beach, St. James. Within recent years, however, he has been assigned duties at
the Farley Hill National Park, St. Peter.
As a young inquisitive, ambitious and daring boy, Glenroy who is more
familiarly known as “Boy Blue”, explored the beaches. He would swim, dive,
fish and frolic in the waters with his siblings and friends for many hours each
day. He possessed excellent swimming and diving skills which he honed during
his exploits.
During his role as a ranger, he always had a keen eye for sea bathers, especially
during the summer time when Folkestone Beach had record numbers of
revelers.
On one occasion in the past, Glenroy, with his vigilant eyes, was able to dive
into the treacherous waters to save a young St. Lucian University of the West
Indies female student who got into difficulty while swimming.
On another occasion, he rescued a middle-aged male swimmer, who was a guest
at Sandy Lane Hotel, from the jaws of the raging sea.
In February 2007, Mr. Hackett performed a similar feat with the assistance of
another male. The two gentlemen performed the Herculean task of rescuing
three male swimmers who met difficulty while in the sea.
Mr. Hackett continues to pay a keen interest in the safety of others as he spends
most of his days exploring the waters around Barbados
The Accolade of BARBADOS BRAVERY MEDAL is being conferred for his
efforts in saving the life of a young St. Lucian University of the West Indies
(UWI) female student who got into difficulty while swimming.
AWARD OF THE SERVICES MEDAL OF HONOUR
AND CLASPS
Under the provision of the Services Medal of Honour Regulations, 1980 as
contained in the Schedule to the Letters Patent of July 25, 1980, Her Excellency
the Governor-General has made the following awards to the persons indicated,
to take effect from November 30, 2020:
Royal Barbados Police Force
Services Medal of Honour
Assistant Superintendent Antonio Glenfield Forte
of Police
Inspector of Police John Robert Boyce
Inspector of Police John Nathaniel Rollock
Inspector of Police Ronald Rudolph Stanford
Inspector of Police Clement Wayne Depeiza
Inspector of Police Mervin Anthony Jordan
Station Sergeant Wendley Ricardo Carter
Station Sergeant Rickson Leroy Leacock
Station Sergeant Duane Rondell Griffith
Station Sergeant Paul Anthony Lynch
Station Sergeant Winston Patrick Goddard
Station Sergeant Philip Trotman
Station Sergeant Anthony Rudolph St. Clair Cadogan
Station Sergeant Justin Malcolm Sampson
Sergeant Davy Dion Griffith
Sergeant St. Clair McGlyne Phillips
Sergeant Frank Elliot Goodridge
Sergeant Carlos Orlando Thompson
Sergeant David Errol Alleyne
Sergeant Stephen Ricardo Gill
Sergeant Colin Orlando Allamby
Sergeant Arthur Delisle Seale
Sergeant Solomon DaCosta Hunte
Sergeant Wingrove St. Elmo Headley
Sergeant Adrian Anthony Price
Sergeant Derick Elvis Nurse
Sergeant Ronald O’Brian Gittens
Sergeant Stevie Orlando Burton
Sergeant Emerson Llewellyn Jones
Sergeant Robert Martin Jordan
Sergeant Terrance Orson Howard
Sergeant Allan Fitzgerald Goodridge
ROYAL BARBADOS POLICE FORCE (Cont’d)
Services Medal of Honour (Cont’d)
Sergeant Edwey Vallis Worrell
Sergeant Anderson DaCosta Springer
Sergeant Rondell Richard Lynch
Sergeant Vincent Oneale Edwards
Sergeant Andre Lockhart Goddard
Sergeant Andrew Ethelbert Pilgrim
Sergeant Charles Elton Layne
Sergeant Philmore St. Clair Hall
Sergeant Michael Richardo Brathwaite
Sergeant Shawn Dave Dawe
Sergeant Raymond Gerald Morris
Sergeant Walter Irwin Drakes
Sergeant Margaret Eldica Whitney
Sergeant Dane Jerome Bascombe
Police Constable Ian Alfred Greene
Police Constable Terry Anderson Alleyne
Police Constable Robert Everton Alleyne
Police Constable Jerry Alphonso Skeete
Police Constable Vivian Maxine Alleyne
Police Constable Paul Leroy Griffith
Police Constable Juliana Delice
Police Constable Lisa Olivia Bovell
Police Constable Roy Elijah Thompson
Police Constable Dave Adan Griffith
Police Constable Maxine Carolyn McClure
Police Constable Levere Everson Sylvester Nash
Police Constable Jason Andre Padmore
Police Constable Sherrol Ann Johnson-Whitehall
Police Constable Nigel Lindsay Rock
Police Constable Merville Orlando Sealy
Police Constable Anderson Romell Murphy
Police Constable Kenrick Glenfield Eversley
Police Constable Sean Andre Johnson
Police Constable Jacqueline Beatrice Brandford
Police Constable Ryan Grantley Benskin
Police Constable Wayne Dacosta Holder
Police Constable Jefferson Cozier
Police Constable Rodney Harrington Barrow
Police Constable Raymond Oneal Forde
Police Constable Carl Winston Hinds
ROYAL BARBADOS POLICE FORCE (Cont’d)
First Clasp to the Services Medal of Honour
Commissioner of Police Tyrone Anderson Griffith
Deputy Commissioner Erwin Nathaniel Boyce
of Police
Deputy Commissioner Oral Granville Williams
of Police
Superintendent William Emmerson Yearwood
Superintendent Bruce Athelbert Rowe
Deputy Director of Music Andrew DeCourcey Lynch
Assistant Superintendent John Arthur Maxwell
of Police
Assistant Superintendent David Wesley Griffith
of Police
Assistant Superintendent Leon Arrindel Harewood
of Police
Inspector of Police Victor Nathaniel Forde
Inspector of Police Trevor DaCosta Blackman
Inspector of Police Granville DeCourcey Griffith
Inspector of Police Lavone Carmichael Sobers
Inspector of Police Lesteal Leroy Woodroffe
Station Sergeant Ronald Sylvester Moore
Station Sergeant Ricardo Anderson Phillips
Station Sergeant Stephen Ricardo Griffith
Station Sergeant Malcolm Henderson Graham
Station Sergeant Michael Douglas Waterman
Station Sergeant Anderson Leroy Whitehall
Sergeant Gregory Ignatius Jordan
Sergeant Wayne Wilberforce Lorde
Sergeant Marcia Orlaine Thompson
Police Constable Elsworth McClaron Clarke
Police Constable Timothy Urbain Collymore
Second Clasp to the Services Medal of Honour
Superintendent of Police Margaret Ann Stephen
Assistant Superintendent Richard Alphonzo Boyce
of Police
Assistant Superintendent Ian Glyn Branch
of Police
ROYAL BARBADOS POLICE FORCE (Cont’d)
Second Clasp to the Services Medal of Honour (Cont’d)
Assistant Superintendent Elphene Veronica Moore
of Police
Inspector of Police David McDonald Codrington
Inspector of Police Irvin Olivere Kellman
Inspector of Police Wayne Anthony Archer
Inspector of Police Peter Leo Gibson
Inspector of Police Barry Ian Hunte
Inspector of Police Debra Leandra Thomas
Inspector of Police John Norville Brathwaite
Inspector of Police Timothy Alphonsa Springer
Inspector of Police Dale McFarland Stephen
Inspector of Police Paul Livingston Lynch
Inspector of Police David O’Brien Welch
BARBADOS FIRE SERVICE
Services Medal of Honour
Fire Officer Dale Kevin Armstrong
Fire Officer Charles Rodney Bennett
Fire Officer Neil Anderson Bostic
Fire Officer Nicholas Omar Collymore
Fire Officer Christopher Omar Corbin
Fire Officer Natasha Antonia Forde
Fire Officer Richie Ruel Gittens
Fire Officer Rodney Trevor Griffith
Fire Officer Terry O’Dell Griffith
Fire Officer Glenn Corey Harewood
Fire Officer Patricia Joycelyn Hinkson
Fire Officer Clyde Anderson Holder
Fire Officer Dwaine Earl Jean-Paul
Fire Officer Miguel Andre Newton
Fire Officer Kevin Lynderson Romel Padmore
Fire Officer Dillion Harrington Turton
Fire Officer Leon Sylvester Waithe
BARBADOS PRISON SERVICE
Services Medal of Honour (2018)
Prison Officer I Beverley Blackman
Prison Officer II Dexter Bradshaw
Prison Officer I Edward Brathwaite
Prison Officer II Reginald Parris
Prison Officer II Joseph Tull
Prison Officer I (Ag) Donna Nash
Prison Officer I Melvina Rock
Prison Officer II Orlando Dottin
Prison Officer I Sherwin Mayers
Prison Officer I Anthea Jones
Prison Officer II Warren Beckles
Prison Officer I (Ag) Roseann Oliver
Prison Officer I (Ag) Paula Jordan-Wiltshire
Prison Officer I Nicole Cox
Prison Officer I Sandra Clarke
Prison Officer I Jacqueline Herbert
Prison Officer I (Ag) Alicia Nowell
Prison Officer II Kerwin Webster
Prison Officer II Theslie Hinds
Prison Officer II Emile Parris
First Clasp to Services Medal of Honour (2018)
Orderly Officer (Ag) Andrea Clarke
Prison Officer I Arlington Bourne
Assistant Chief Officer Granville Drakes
Prison Officer I (Ag) Peter Griffith
Prison Officer I Grafton McConney
Prison Officer I Arthur Mullin
Prison Officer I Samuel Solomon
Prison Officer I Rommel Welch
Orderly Officer (Ag) McAnderson Wiltshire
Prison Officer I Wayne Yearwood
BARBADOS PRISON SERVICE (Cont’d)
Services Medal of Honour (2020)
Prison Officer II Alexis Anderson Bailey
Prison Officer II Tracia Sherry-Anne Patricia Barker
Prison Officer II Sherry Anne Bourne
Prison Officer II Dwight Randall Bowen
Prison Officer II Wendell Antonio Brathwaite
Prison Officer II Roslyn Rose-anne Brewster
Prison Officer II Dianne Patricia Carmichael
Prison Officer II Sherryann Chantel Carter
Prison Officer II Trina Melissa Donitellia Carter
Prison Officer II Ronald Cherubin
Prison Officer II Jason Joel Clarke
Prison Officer II Carlos Valandia Clarke
Prison Officer II Barbara Janis Crookendale
Prison Officer II Verona Maureen Eastmond-Holder
Prison Officer II Steven O’Brien Franklyn
Prison Officer II Steve Arrundell Griffith
Prison Officer II Richard Husani Harris
Officer Instructor (Ag) Marcia Margaret Holder
Prison Officer II Ryan Athelston Hoyte
Prison Officer II Jason Omar Husbands
Prison Officer II Natalie Natasha Inniss
Prison Officer II Kayann Lorraine Jordan
Prison Officer II Anson McDonald Marshall
Prison Officer II Dee-Anne Olivia Nicholls
Prison Officer II Joyann Maria Odle
Prison Officer II Sunil Orlando Padmore
Prison Officer II Dion Gillian Thomas
Prison Officer II Janice Jacqueline Waithe
Prison Officer II Joycelyn Elaine Waithe
Prison Officer II Pedro Kenmore Walthrust
Prison Officer II Karen Carolann Ward
Prison Officer II Nikolai Natasha Worrell-Powers
BARBADOS PRISON SERVICE (Cont’d)
First Clasp to the Services Medal of Honour (2020)
Prison Officer II Edward Ricardo Bourne
Prison Officer II Arley Andrew Connell
Prison Officer II Anthony Rudolph Kirton
Prison Officer II Herman Wendell Dottin
Prison Officer II Dexter Joel Bradshaw
Prison Officer I George Ernest Branch
Orderly Officer (Ag) Dennis Bacarrio Callender
Prison Officer I Michael Adrian Forde
Prison Officer II Janice Sandra Griffith
Prison Officer II Jennifer Joel Trotman
Prison Officer I Haskell Mirville Campbell
Prison Officer I Philip Athalbert Hunte
Prison Officer II Irmah Anita Spencer-King
Officer Instructor (Ag) Elvis Ricardo Glasgow
Officer Instructor (Ag) Sophia Dianne Drakes
Assistant Chief Officer (Ag) Joel Nathaniel Brathwaite
Orderly Officer (Ag.) John Fitgerald Lythcott
Assistant Chief Officer (Ag) Omar Micahel Walters
Second Clasp to the Services Medal of Honour (2020)
Prison Officer II Edward Ricardo Bourne
Prison Officer I Cameron DeCourtney Johnson
Prison Officer I Ashton Fitzgerald Parris
Prison Officer I Darryl Fitzgerald Belgrave
Prison Officer II Keith Anderson Bascombe
Prison Officer I Arley Andrew Connell
Prison Officer I Rawle Ethelbert Clarke
Prison Officer I Sharon Rosita King
Prison Officer I Peter Anthony Griffith
Prison Officer I Derwin Dacosta Shorey
Prison Officer I Anthony Rudolph Kirton
Prison Officer I Rommel Ricardo Welch
Prison Officer I Dennis Grantley Burrowes
Prison Officer I Audrey Oneta Connell
Prison Officer I Arlington Fitzpatrick Bourne
Orderly Officer (Ag) McAnderson Wiltshire
Orderly Officer (Ag) Samuel Emmanuel Solomon
Prison Officer I Hermon Wendell Dottin
BARBADOS PRISON SERVICE (Cont’d)
Third Clasp to the Services Medal of Honour (2020)
Prison Officer I Henry Vernal Jordan
Prison Officer I Cameron DeCourtney Johnson
Orderly Officer (Ag) Juliette Delores Holder-Boyce
Prison Officer I Anderson Whitfield Hoyte
Prison Officer I Darryl Edson Belgrave
Prison Officer I Keith Anderson Bascombe
Prison Officer I Rawle Ethelbert Clarke
Prison Officer I Lloyd Marshall
Prison Officer I Dennis Grantley Burrowes

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