( L - R ) PAT RAMSAY AND MARK KERR-JARRETT
The following are some of the nominees for the 2005 Gleaner Honour Award, not recipients, as was reported in error yesterday. In addition, Pat Ramsay, one of the nominees, was incorrectly identified on Page A4 of The Gleaner yesterday. The photograph was in fact that of Mrs Jean Casserly, wife of businessman Alvaro Casserly. We apologize for the errors, the inconvenience and the embarrassment caused as a result. Today we repeat the list of nominees published yesterday.
ARTS AND CULTURE
Godfrey Watson:
For conceptualising the
homecoming model of
community development
and being the founder of the St. Elizabeth Homecoming Foundation.
Douglas Bennett:
For being the chairman
of the Jamaica Musical Theatre Company for 25 years and founder of the Junior Theatre.
Hon. Barbara Gloudon, O.J.:
For her work with the
Little Theatre Movement, and the annual Pantomime.
Hartley Neita: For his writings on history and more significantly the recent publication of the autobiography of Hugh Lawson Shearer.
Janet Eyles:
For being an artist who
is well recognised
internationally and for
promoting Jamaican art worldwide.
Ian Boyne: For celebrating 30 years as a journalist, during which time he has distinguished himself in both the
electronic and print media.
Pat Ramsay: For her work with United Way, VOUCH, and UTech's 'Tomorrow's Children' and her integral role in the development of the Sculpture Park at UTech.
David Reid: For 40 years of contribution
to music.
Trevor Beckford: For his contribution to
music and education
(St. Jago High School).
Lloyd B. Smith:
For his gigantic, outstanding and longstanding
contribution to theatre,
acting and directing over
the past four decades.
Colin Channer:
For the publication of
three major novels, a novella and several short stories, all of which have received striking critical support internationally
and in Jamaica.
