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Oroyo Eubanks from deep rural St. Ann knew from age 11 that the sky was the limit and put things in motion to achieve his dreams. Now living in London, he is on his way GalleryOroyo Eubanks from deep rural St. Ann knew from age 11 that the sky was the limit and put things in motion to achieve his dreams. Now living in London, he is on his way
Oroyo Eubanks from deep rural St. Ann knew from age 11 that the sky was the limit and put things in motion to achieve his dreams. Now living in London, he is on his way
Oroyo Eubanks is a communications specialist with over ten years’ experience in multimedia broadcast journalism. He is currently the Communications Manager for Chain of Hope in the UK a children’s cardiac medical charity which funds heart surgeries for children from across developing and war-torn areas. [...]
Karl Brown from Manchester, Jamaica took his determination to become a Magistrate in Miami, Florida
Karl S.H. Brown, Esquire General Magistrate/Judge, State of Florida 11th Judicial Circuit, Miami-Dade County, Miami, Florida since May 2005, hearing cases in the Family Division. A native of Manchester, Jamaica. Graduate of the Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas, with a [...]
Wayne Golding, attorney, radio host & community activist from Kingston, Jamaica found his passion in law
Wayne Golding Sr. Esq., was born in Kingston, Jamaica where he attended primary school first in St. Mary and then in Kingston. After graduating from Kingston College in 1981 he migrated to New York, USA. In the USA he earned a Bachelor of Arts in [...]
June Grant is a visionary architect from Kingston, Jamaica who is one of only 467 registered black, female architects in America
June A. Grant, RA, NOMA, Born in Kingston, Jamaica to Joan Grant (nee Chapman. Port Antonio, Jamaica and Neville Grant (Kingston, Jamaica) She attended Our Lady of the Angeles Preparatory School and Campion College High School, Kingston, Jamaica. June obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Business [...]
Karen & Xavier Murphy from Kingston, Jamaica share a love story and deep passion for everything Jamaican
Karen Lee Murphy was born in Harbour View and attended Alpha Kinder Prep school, located off South Camp road. She attended mass at St Benedict’s Catholic Church with her elderly neighbour, Mrs. Hart. Karen moved to Portmore when she was 6 years old and briefly [...]
1972 Graduates from Ardenne High School in Kingston, Jamaica who became family & are still close almost 50 years later
ALVIN LAYNE A son, a brother, father, uncle, friend, husband and unapologetically Jamaican. Currently residing in South Florida, I am firm believer in religious agnosticism, lover of music, soccer and ardent fan of pickleball. The journey of my life started in Kingston Jamaica where I [...]
Marie Buteau a multi-ethnic Jamaican whose heritage embodies the meaning “out of many one people”.
Marie Antoinette Buteau was born in Kingston, Jamaica, to Mavis Louise Dufour a Jamaican, and Charles Marie Dufour from France. She grew up in Rollington Town and the family attended Holy Rosary Church. She attended Holy Rosary Preparatory School (now Primary), Holy Childhood High School [...]
Sydney Roberts from Pink Lane in West Kingston rose to be a cultural ambassador for Jamaican Heritage
SYDNEY ROBERTS was born in West Kingston in Pink Lane and lived there for over twenty years. He was the second of three children for his mother and one of 25 children for his father. Sydney lived with his mother and attended All Saints Infant [...]
Norma Darby – Jamaican Folklorist keeping the culture alive in America
Norma Darby – Spreading Warmth Of Jamaican Culture In Florida Louise Bennett-Coverley is buried in Jamaica’s National Heroes Park, but ‘Miss Lou’ lives on in Florida. Her life’s work is vibrantly showcased by the Jamaican Folk Revue and the Louise Bennett-Coverley Heritage Council– thanks to [...]
Geoffrey Philp from Kingston, Jamaica – Poet, Author and celebrator of Marcus Garvey
Geoffrey Philp was educated at Seaward Primary, Mona Primary, and Jamaica College, where he played on the Manning Cup team and was the literary editor for the school's yearbook. While he was at Jamaica College, he founded a school newsletter, "YouthTalk," and in sixth form, [...]