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Acknowledging civil society
DEAR EDITOR,
Civil society has made significant contributions in many areas and many times we don’t always seem to remember them, so during the inaugural “Accolade Awards 2008,” it would be a joy to learn of some special awards handed out to some persons and agencies for their sterling efforts.
My nominees are as follows: Diane Mc Turk: Her life-long commitment in caring for orphaned giant otters. Eileen Cox: Educator on consumer affairs. Camille Marcus: Rescued three lives during a Pomeroon River mishap in 1999. Julie Lewis: Physically challenge journalist who is an inspiration. Bernice Perreira: Aircraft survivor who was courageous in her journey for survival with her off spring in the dense forest. Iwokrama: It’s commitment towards forest conservation. USAID & VSO Volunteers: Educators who makes a difference for the people in the very remote and rural areas of Guyana. Shell Beach Adventures: It’s dedication towards turtle conservation. Gary Serrao: His dedication in preserving Guyana’s historical artifacts and history. Local Health and Teaching Profession.
T. Pemberton
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