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Legacy of the Nation: A Night of Reflection and Gratitude

Legacy of the Nation: A Night of Reflection and Gratitude On September 16, the St. Christopher National Trust hosted Legacy of the Nation at the National Heroes Park in honour of National Heroes Day. The evening brought together historians, community members, and supporters to reflect on the lives and sacrifices of our National Heroes. Through...

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

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Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Lloyd Lazar George James Lloyd “Lloydie” Lazar came into world in July of 1954 following three sisters and one brother who proceeded him. Their family of five offspring were joined by a younger brother who came later on the scene. Lloyd Lazar attended the ‘Pasture’ School before going to the St. Kitts-Nevis Grammar School after...

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

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Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Roy Arthur Anslyn MBE Roy Arthur Anslyn MBE Captain Roy Arthur Anslyn MBE also known as “Brother”,” Shipper” or “Captain” was born 23 December 1944 on the island of Nevis to a Lucina Harris and a Captain Edward Anslyn. Roy Anslyn attended the Charlestown Boy School and the Charlestown Secondary School. At a very early...

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

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Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Clement ‘Bouncin’ Williams C.S.M. Clement David Obadiah Williams, affectionately known as ‘Bouncin’ was born on August 13, 1948 to Miss Lucille Richards, a Kittitian huckster and food vendor, and Nevisian Benjamin Williams, who worked at the St. Kitts Sugar Manufacturing Corporation. Clement was said to be a “bouncing baby boy” weighing 10 pounds and 13...

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

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Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Ms. Lorna “Ava” Henry Ava’s skills as a dancer have been a talking point in cultural circles since her teenage years, thereby earning her the name “Queen of Dance” in the Federation. Ms. Lorna ‘Ava’ Henry was born and raised in Mc. Knight’ and was the Federation’s first Choreographer/ Dance Director. In 1975, at the...

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

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Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Mrs. Yvette Wallace It was at Brighton’s Estate in the month of September in the early 1950’s that Yvette was born to the late Elzeva and Benjamin Thompson. As a start to her early education, she attended a private pre-school at Ottley’s Village. The late Miss Elvena Matthew was the teacher. Yvette recalls very vividly...

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Legacy of the Nation: A Night of Reflection and Gratitude

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

Honouring The Silent Heroes In Our Communities

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