Winston George Hutchinson
The years 1961-64 can be described as “the golden years of Munro sports”. Munro College won the DaCosta Cup forRead More…
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Stanley Richard Darville
The Bahamas, the chain of islands that Columbus found in 1492 when he landed on Watling Islands and thought he
Kenneth Frederic Walton
Today’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony could well be called Ken Walton Day. And why? Because three of his co-inductees,
Frank Winston Churchill Browne
On Friday, February 21, 1941, in the middle of the Second World War, Frank Winston Churchill Browne, third child and
Eddison Howard Hinds
Eddison “Eddie” Hinds was born on the 30th of April 1954 and grew up in Longwood District, Santa Cruz, St.
Elias Lutfy Azan OD, JP
When we say that Elias Lutfy Azan was a “family man,” reference is made, naturally, to widow Yasmin, their sons
Dave St. Aubyn Lyn
Black River, the original home of Munro College, gave birth to it in 1856, and it turns out it was
Professor Emeritus Robert Hugh Gray
If Robert Gray had been approached before his birth and shown his present CV, he would have declined birth, as
Owen Karl Melhado, CD
“Do unto others as you would like others to do unto you”, is the motto O.K. Melhado is guided by.
Mrs Sonia Jacqueline Hayden
Sonia Hayden was immensely proud of, very loyal to, and did tremendous work for her own alma mater, St. Andrew