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The National Honours and Awards Act — 1969 Hons & Awards Gl 2021 .qxp_Layout 1 05/08/2021 2:41 PM Page 1 National Honours and Awards (The National Honours and Awards Act — 1969) On the occasion of the 59th Anniversary of Independence, His Excellency The Governor-General, the Most Honourable Sir Patrick Linton Allen, ON, GCMG, CD, KSt.J, acting in accordance with the Regulations made under Section 7 of the National Honours and Awards Act, and on the advice of the Prime Minister, the Most Honourable Andrew Michael Holness, ON, PC, MP, is pleased to make the following appointments to the Orders of the Societies of Honour and to award the Badges of Honour, with effect from Independence Day, Friday, 6th August 2021, in respect of the undermentioned: ORDER OF MERIT (OM) THE ORDER OF DISTINCTION IN THE THE ORDER OF DISTINCTION IN THE For appointment as a Member of the Order of Merit RANK OF COMMANDER (CD) (cont’d) RANK OF OFFICER (OD) (cont’d) Professor Donald Jasper HARRIS Honourable Robert St. Aubyn MONTAGUE, MP Lieutenant Colonel (Ret’d) Linton Percival GORDON For outstanding contribution to National Development For contribution to Public Service and Political Administration For service to the Jamaica Defence Force ORDER OF JAMAICA (OJ) Mr Ainsley Hugh POWELL Mr Patrick Livingston GORDON For contribution to Tax Administration and Revenue Collection For service in the field of Engineering For appointment as Members of the Order of Jamaica Systems Mr Pearnel Patroe CHARLES, CD, JP Ms Jacqueline Fedalis PUSEY Mr Donald Anthony GRIZZLE For distinguished Public Service For contribution to Sports, in particular the Jamaica Athletics For service to the Tourism Sector, especially in the promotion Programme of Negril as a Tourism destination Mr Ian Kent LEVY, CD For outstanding contribution to business and philanthropy Mr Walter Horatio SCOTT Mr Lloyd Leicester HYDE in Jamaica For contribution to the Jamaican Diaspora in Illinois and For outstanding Public Service in the field of Law Adjoining States in the Midwest as an Honorary Consul Dr. Peter David PHILLIPS, MP Dr. Praimanand Mongal Beharry SINGH For distinguished and exemplary Public Service Mrs Marjorie Elaine HYLTON For outstanding dedication and service to the field of Sports For service to the Medical Profession as an Anaesthesiologist Mr Ernest Adheir “Ernie” RANGLIN, CD Mrs Mercedes Elisa “Sadie” SOAS For exceptional contribution to the development and inter- Mr Anthony Carl JARRETT nationalisation of Reggae Music For pioneering contribution to the development and growth For Community Development of Jamaica’s Fashion Industry Reverend Dr Cleve Aman “Lt. Stitchie” LAING THE ORDER OF DISTINCTION IN THE Mrs Elaine Sandra-Lee THOMPSON HERAH RANK OF COMMANDER (CD) For contribution to Reggae and Dancehall Music, Locally For exceptional achievements in the Sport of Track and and Internationally For appointment as Members of the Order of Distinction Field Athletics at National, World and Olympic Level. The – in the rank of Commander fastest woman in the world (2021), first woman and second Mr Michael St. George LONDON person in the world to win four Olympic gold medals in the For contribution to the Creative Industry in particular Dr. Upton Dilworth ALLEN 100m and 200m (two in each). Advertising, Film and Music Video Production For contribution to the field of Child Health and Care of Children with Infectious Diseases in the Jamaican Diaspora Mrs Carmen Evelyn TIPLING Mrs Nicola Ann Cecelia MADDEN-GREIG in Canada For service to Jamaica in the fields of Communication and For contribution to the establishment of the Jamaica Brand the Arts on the World Tourism Stage Mr Aston Francis “Family man” BARRETT For contribution to the development of Reggae Music both Posthumous Dr. Grace Ann Rose McDONNOUGH LYON Locally and Internationally Mrs Sybil Volecia WALLER For exemplary contribution as a pioneering female Veterinary For outstanding contribution to the Education Sector Surgeon Mr Elon Enoch BECKFORD For contribution to Jamaica’s Financial Sector His Worship the Mayor, Senator, Councillor Delroy Hugh Mr Wilbert Linton McKNIGHT WILLIAMS For contribution to National Security for over Fifty-nine Mrs Erica Whondelle BOSWELL MUNROE For contribution to Public Service in the area of Local (59) years For service in Legislative Drafting and Legal Education Government Dr. Guna Sekhar MUPPURI Honourable Mr Justice Glenworth Gaylord Dr. Geoffrey Dale WILLIAMS For service in the field of Medicine, Pharmaceuticals and St. Elmo BROWN For contribution to the field of Medicine, to Plastic Surgery for Community Service and the Cornwall Regional Hospital For service in the field of Law Mrs Nina Camille NEEDHAM Mr John Gilbert BYLES, OD Ambassador Cordell Yvonne WILSON-EVANS For dedicated service to the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist For contribution to the Tourism Industry For dedicated contribution to National Development through Association public service especially in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dr. Archibald Augustus Algernon CAMPBELL Mr Levi Webster NEWMAN For exemplary contribution in the Accounting and Finance Honorary For contribution to the Manchester Parish Council and Profession Mr Paul Anthony SALMON Community Development For contribution to the Jamaican Tourism Industry Honourable Marisa Colleen DALRYMPLE- Mr Peter Iain “Zoom Zoom” RAE PHILIBERT, MP Honorary For Fifty (50) years of service in the field of Sports, For contribution to Public Service and Political Administration Baroness Francesca THYSSEN-BORNEMISZA especially Motor Racing in Jamaica For contribution to the Environment and Marine Ecosystem Honourable Mrs Justice Carol Christine EDWARDS Restoration of Portland Mr Donald Orlando ‘Tabby” SHAW For outstanding service to the Judiciary THE ORDER OF DISTINCTION IN THE For contribution to Reggae Music, Locally and Internationally as a member of the “Mighty Diamonds” Honourable Mrs Justice Nicole Denise FOSTER-PUSEY RANK OF OFFICER (OD) For outstanding service to the Legal Profession and to the For appointment as Members of the Order of Distinction Posthumous Judiciary Mr Kieshawn George Luton SHELTON – in the rank of Officer For contribution to the field of Sports, in particular, Football Mrs Shelly-Ann FRASER-PRYCE, OD For exceptional achievements in the Sport of Track and Mr James Clive ‘Jimmy” ADAMS For contribution to the field of Sports, in particular, Cricket Mr Fitzroy Ogilvie Matthew “Bunny” SIMPSON Field Athletics at National, World and Olympic Level. One For contribution to Reggae Music, Locally and Internationally of the fastest women in the world and the first woman to Mr Arnold George Hope AIKEN as a member of the “Mighty Diamonds” win four Olympic medals in the 100m (two golds, one silver For contribution to Community Development through the and one bronze). Kingston Young Men Christian Association (YMCA) and Mr Richard George STEWART, Deputy Commissioner the Church of Police Ambassador Sandra Anita GRANT GRIFFITHS, JP For service to the Jamaica Constabulary Force For sterling contribution to the Public Sector in the area of Mr Fitz Albert BAILEY, Deputy Commissioner of Police Foreign Service and State Protocol For service to the Jamaica Constabulary Force Mrs Dionne Annette TRACEY DANIEL For outstanding Public Service to the Office of the Governor- Professor Anthony Donovan HARRIOTT Mrs Lilian Lucella BENT-MILLER General and Staff For Public Service in the area of Criminal Justice and Security For service in the field of Nursing Dr Elizabeth Mary WARD Mr Stafford Day Sinclair HAUGHTON, JP Dr. Kevin Kenyon Allan BLAKE, Deputy Commissioner For Public Service particularly in the areas of National For contribution to Nation Building, in particular the of Police Security and Justice For service to the Jamaica Constabulary Force Pharmaceutical Industry Dr. Pauline Lucinda WEIR Dr. Wayne St. Aubyn HENRY, JP Colonel Ricardo Stanford BLIDGEN For service in the field of Medicine For service to the Jamaica Defence Force For outstanding Public Service in the Development of Mrs Winsome Odean WILKINS, BH(M) Jamaica’s Sustainable Development Policies Mr Sylvester Nathaniel BRYAN For leadership and contribution to Social Development in Mayor Dale Vincent Clarke HOLNESS For service in the field of Education Jamaica in the Voluntary Sector For contribution to the Jamaican Diaspora in Florida, United Mr Kirk Gervaise BUCHANAN, JP States of America Mr Ferron Enzert WILLIAMS, BH(M) For contribution to Television Production and the Broad- For significant contribution to the Maroon Community and Mr Mark N. KERR-JARRETT casting Industry For contribution to Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy Culture Colonel David CHIN FONG Mr Cecil Sam WRIGHT Mrs Viralee BAILEY-LATIBEAUDIERE For service to the Jamaica Defence Force For contribution to Philanthropy and Community Development For contribution to the Public Service Major Audrey Andrea CHRISTIE to the Jamaican Diaspora in the United States of America For service to the Jamaica Defence Force Mr Christopher Earle LEVY For contribution to the Development of Jamaica’s Agri- Mrs Faith Sheila Patricia CLEMMINGS BADGE OF HONOUR FOR GALLANTRY Business Sector and for Community Service For service in the field of Education (BH{G}) Miss Judy Ann MACMILLAN Miss Helen Joy DOUGLAS Mr Kyme Matthew DUNCAN For contribution to the development of the Arts in Jamaica For service in the field of Education For the act of Bravery in rescuing his elderly and physically as a Fine Artist of local and international repute impaired neighbour from a burning building on March 6, Mr Winston Lee ENNIS 2021. Mr Warren Albert
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