Gazette December 1 2021 – Part C

Barbados National Honours and Decorations 2021 1- 8

Government Notice

BARBADOS NATIONAL HONOURS AND DECORATIONS 2021

NATIONAL HERO

The Right Excellent Robyn Rihanna Fenty, NH

In recognition of her international acclaim which has contributed to raising the profile of Barbados globally and her expressions of philanthropy which have contributed to the national development of Barbados.

ORDER OF FREEDOM OF BARBADOS

For outstanding and extraordinary achievement and merit in service to Barbados and humanity at large.

1. H. E., The Most Honourable Dame Sandra Prunella Mason, FB, GCMG, DA, SC Conferred on becoming the First President of Barbados in light of the transitioning to Republican status.
2. His Royal Highness Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales(Honorary Order of Freedom of Barbados) In recognition of his support for the efforts of developing countries in the area of climate change and sustainable development and fostering the spirit of entrepreneurship among young people globally.
   BARBADOS NATIONAL HONOURS AND DECORATIONS 2021 – Cont’d
   ORDER OF FREEDOM OF BARBADOS – Cont’d
3. The COVID-19 Leadership Team Shared
   • Lt. Col. the Most Honourable Jeffrey Bostic, FB, M.V.O., M.P.
   • Senator Dr. the Most Honourable Jerome Walcott, FB, J.P.
   • Dr. the Most Honourable Kenneth George, FB
   • Dr. the Most Honourable Corey A. Forde, FB
   • Dr. the Most Honourable Songee Beckles, FB
   • The Most Honourable Janet Phillips, FB
   • The Most Honourable Alies Jordan, FBFor their committed, untiring and outstanding leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic.
4. The Most Honourable Peter Odle, FBIn recognition of his committed and outstanding contribution to tourism and the hospitality sectors and civic duties.
5. The Most Honourable Desmond Haynes, FB, SCMIn recognition of his outstanding achievement as an international cricketer representing Barbados and the West Indies with high distinction as one of the finest opening batsmen the game has ever seen.
6. The Most Honourable Bertram Hall, FBFor outstanding contribution to commercial activity in Barbados in the retail food sector.
7. The Most Honourable Stedson Wiltshire, FB, BSS, BJH, Dlitt.

In recognition of his enduring contribution to music, the arts, entertainment and culture in Barbados and internationally.

ORDER OF THE REPUBLIC

For distinguished national achievement and merit.

1. Mr. Rudolph Nathaniel “Cappy” Greenidge, ORFor his distinguished contribution to education, both locally and abroad; his many years of dedicated and exemplary service to sports, civic and public life and national development.
2. Ms. Juliet Skinner, ORIn recognition of her sterling contribution in the medical field in Barbados and globallyand medical research.
3. Mr. Anthony Pickering, ORFor his selfless contribution to commercial activity in Barbados while supporting innumerable worthy civic and philanthropic causes, many catering to the development of the Nation’s youth and society.
   BARBADOS NATIONAL HONOURS AND DECORATIONS 2021 – Cont’d
   ORDER OF THE REPUBLIC – Cont’d
4. Mrs. Nisha L. Hiramand Thani, ORIn recognition of her long and invaluable contribution to commercial activity in Barbados and civic duties.
5. Mr. John Richard Alleyne, OR

In recognition of long and distinguished contribution to real estate in Barbados and economic development.

GOLD TRIDENT OF EXCELLENCE

For highly meritorious service for achievement in science, the arts, literature, sport, civic duties or any other endeavour worthy of national recognition.

1. Ms. Deborah Lynch Theobalds, GTEFor her stellar representation of Barbados internationally in Netball at all levels and herunstinting efforts to promote and develop the sport locally and in the international arenas.
2. Mr. Peter “Adonijah” Alleyne, GTEIn recognition of his distinguished contribution to culture and journalism in Barbados.
3. Mrs. Coreen Kennedy-Taitt, GTEFor her outstanding contribution to education, education administration and training in Barbados and across the region, and her community work among the youth.
4. Mr. Roger Arthur Edghill, GTEFor his outstanding contribution to real estate and agriculture over the years, in pursuit of reducing the country’s dependency on imports.
5. Reverend Vincent Wood, GTE

In recognition of his long and outstanding contribution to religion and community development in Barbados.

SILVER TRIDENT OF EXCELLENCE

For highly meritorious service for achievement in science, the arts, literature, sport, civic duties or any other endeavour worthy of national recognition.

1. Mr. Suleiman Mohammed Bulbulia, STEFor his strong commitment to seeing Barbados become a place of inclusivity and mutual respect and his contribution to bridging societal divides in underprivileged communities in Barbados and the region.
   BARBADOS NATIONAL HONOURS AND DECORATIONS 2021 – Cont’d
   SILVER TRIDENT OF EXCELLENCE – Cont’d
2. Ms. Lynda Goodridge, STEFor her long and distinguished service in banking and her passionate commitment to community work, especially in the Diamond Corner, St. Peter area.
3. Mr. Roger Boyce, STEFor his outstanding and successful representation of Barbados in international bodybuilding competitions and his commitment to assisting others in this sporting endeavour.
4. Mr. Dennis McIntosh, STEIn recognition of his outstanding commitment to Pan Africanism and the promotion of art and culture and international public service.
5. Mr. Larry Mayers, STE

In recognition of his long and distinguished career in broadcasting and his passion for community engagement, which led to the birth of the popular Q in the Community.

BARBADOS SERVICE STAR

For meritorious work in the public, fire, military, police, prison or other protective services or any other similar field of endeavour.

1. Mr. Anthony Spencer, BSSFor his distinguished commitment to pastoral duties and small business, contributing to commercial and economic activity in the north of the island.
2. Reverend David Nathaniel Holder, BSSFor his long and distinguished service to the Nazarene church in pastoral and administrative roles in Barbados and regionally and his extensive work among the youth in society.
3. Mr. Mencea Crookendale, BSSFor Information Technology services beyond the call of duty to students who needed to have their technical devices configured in order to access online classes during the COVID pandemic.
4. Mr. Elvis Gill, BSSFor his exceptional commitment to developing the skill of sticklicking and his quest to prevent this form of martial art from disappearing from our culture.
5. Ms. Thelma Bayne, BSSFor over forty years of outstanding service to Nursing, in particular Midwifery, and later Administration and district care in the community.
   BARBADOS NATIONAL HONOURS AND DECORATIONS 2021 – Cont’d
   BARBADOS SERVICE STAR – Cont’d
6. Mr. Carrison Henry, BSSFor highly exemplary service to policing, especially community policing and the Juvenile Liaison Scheme, exhibiting fairness and compassion. He also provides service to the St. John Ambulance Brigade.
7. Ms. Norma Evelyn Jackman, BSS

For her commitment, dedication and generosity to pupils and their health and welfare during the schools’ meals pilot programmes leaving a lasting impression in the minds of the beneficiaries.

BARBADOS SERVICE MEDAL

For meritorious work in the public, fire, military, police, prison or other protective services or any other similar field of endeavour.

1. Mr. Mohammed Patel, BSMIn recognition of his contribution over the past decades in assisting residents with improving their houses and general well-being by suitably designed payment plans.
2. Mrs. Shirlene Gill, BSMIn recognition of her passion for community and church work.
3. Mr. Curtis Miller, BSMFor his sterling community service, in particular, assistance to the elderly.
4. Ms. Lilian Agnes Williams, BSMFor her outstanding contribution to the community throughout the parish of Christ Church.
5. Mrs. Cytomia Worrell, BSMFor her commitment as a leading voice in her community in raising awareness of issuesaffecting the residents and advocating for their rights.
6. Ms. Audrey Miller, BSMIn recognition of her long and dedicated service to the National Conservation Commission,first ensuring that the beaches were kept clean, and service in the Plant Nursery.
7. Ms. Gwendoline Evelyn, BSM

In recognition of her exemplary community spirit by looking after and caring for many of the youth and disadvantaged persons in the Deacons Farm communities.

BARBADOS NATIONAL HONOURS AND DECORATIONS 2021 – Cont’d

BARBADOS BRAVERY MEDAL

For acts of bravery in hazardous circumstances.

1. Mr. Lamar Sandiford, BMFor his valiant efforts in saving Mr. Hamilton Marshall from a house fire.
2. Mr. Rommel Quimby, BMFor his valiant efforts in saving Mr. Hamilton Marshall from a house fire.
3. Mr. Dario Quimby, BMFor his valiant efforts in saving Mr. Hamilton Marshall from a house fire.
4. Mr. Shai Griffith, BM

For his valiant efforts in saving Mr. Hamilton Marshall from a house fire.

GOLD AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT

The Gold Award of Achievement may be awarded to a person or group of persons who through diligence, sacrifice, dedication to service and commitment to excellence has made an outstanding contribution to community life in Barbados, the improvement of economic and social conditions of Barbados or the health and welfare of the people of Barbados.

Awarded for extraordinary service to the country during the COVID-19 pandemic:

1. Dr. Ann Marie Hassell, G.A. – Consultant Pulmonologist
2. Dr. Andre Lovell, G.A. – Senior Registrar, Department of Internal Medicine, Queen Elizabeth Hospital
3. Sister Glendora Seale, G.A. – Senior Nursing Officer
4. Sister Margaret Dottin, G.A. – Nursing Officer
5. Mr. Jabary Barnett, G.A. – Orderly
6. Mr. Romel Jones, G.A. – Orderly
7. Major Cedric Proverbs, G.A. – BDF Transportation
8. Dr. Rhea Corbin-Harte, G.A. – Client Relations & Activities Coordinator, Harrison’s Point
9. Dr. Andre Graham, G.A. – Registrar, Department of Internal Medicine, Queen Elizabeth Hospital
10. Dr. Elizabeth Mandeville, G.A. – Medical Officer of Health, Eunice Gibson Polyclinic
    BARBADOS NATIONAL HONOURS AND DECORATIONS 2021 – Cont’d
    GOLD AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT – Cont’d
11. Mr. Ronald Chapman, G.A. – Head of COVID-19 Monitoring Unit/Deputy ChiefEnvironmental Health Officer
12. Dr. Kimberley Phillips, G.A. – Medical Officer of Health, Branford Taitt Polyclinic
13. Mr. Alvin Hart, G.A. – Head, Quarantine Facilities
14. Dr. Anton Best, G.A. – Deputy Chief Medical Officer
15. Dr. Arthur Phillips, G.A. – Senior Medical Officer of Health (Non-communicable diseases)
16. Dr. Ingrid Cumberbatch, G.A. – Senior Medical Officer of Health (South)
17. Dr. Leslie Rollock, G.A. – Senior Medical Officer of Health (North)
18. Dr. Francine Browman-Jones, G.A. – Medical Officer of Health, Winston Scott Polyclinic
19. Dr. Carl Ward, G.A. – Medical Officer of Health, Glebe Polyclinic
20. Dr. Barry Ward, G.A. – Medical Officer of Health, Randall Phillips Polyclinic
21. Dr. Cheryl McCollin, G.A. – Medical Officer of Health, Maurice Byer Polyclinic
22. Dr. Walter Alleyne, G.A. – Medical Officer of Health SRPC/Lead, Testing Team atWildey Gymnasium
23. Mr. Joe Steinbok, G.A. – Project Manager, Harrison’s Point Isolation Facility
24. Ms. Sonia Connell, G.A. – Retired Senior Public Health Sister/Member Queen Elizabeth Hospital Board
25. Captain Ashton Caddle, G.A. – BDF Transport
26. Major Joel Greenidge, G.A. – EOC Operations Lead
27. Dr. Elizabeth Ferdinand, G.A. – Retired Senior Medical Officer of Health (Focal Point,National COVID-19 Vaccine Strategy) Vaccine Rollout Coordinator
28. Major David Clarke, G.A. – Vaccine Rollout Coordinator
29. Dr. Dale Babb, G.A. – Acting Senior Medical Officer
30. Ms. Nicole Durant, G.A. – Senior Laboratory Technologist
31. Sister Estaletta Taitt, G.A. – Retired Chief Public Health Nurse
    BARBADOS NATIONAL HONOURS AND DECORATIONS 2021 – Concl’d
    GOLD AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT – Concl’d
32. Ms. Sandra Barrow, G.A. – Chief Nursing Officer
33. Dr. Manohar Singh, G.A. – Medical Officer of Health, Edgar Cochrane Polyclinic andPort Health Lead
34. Sister Virginia Clarke, G.A. – Port Health Sister
35. Col. Glyne Grannum, G.A. – Former BDF Chief of Staff
36. Mr. Junior Burgess, G.A. – Acting Director of Information Services, Ministry of Health and Wellness
37. Ms. Kassandra Forde, G.A. – Laboratory Technologist
38. Ms. Theresa Chase, G.A. – Laboratory Technologist
39. Ms. Tracia Charles, G.A. – Laboratory Technologist
40. Ms. Kelly Carmichael-Simmons, G.A. – Laboratory Technologist
41. Mr. Richard Carter, G.A. – Former COVID-19 Czar
42. Warrant Officer Class Two Adrian Knight, G.A. – BDF Driver
43. Lance Corporal Winston Burnett, G.A. – BDF Driver
44. Ms. Cheryl Alleyne, G.A. – Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health and Wellness
45. Ms. Gillian Applewhaite, G.A. – Senior Administrative Officer, Ministry of Health andWellness
46. Mrs. Juanita Thorington-Powlett, G.A. – Consultant to the Prime Minister
47. Lt. Colonel Atheline Branch, G.A. – Coordinator, Quarantine Engagement Unit
48. Ms. Kathy Rogers, G.A. – Senior Accountant, Ministry of Health and Wellness

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