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Nov 23, 2023 News
Kaieteur News – Warm birthday greetings flowed to the home of Evelyn Ramroop who celebrated her 100th birthday at her Palmyra, Berbice home with close friends and family on Thursday.
The former rice farmer was born in Rose Hall Town, Corentyne, Region Six and grew up in Port Mourant before moving to Palmyra where she became involved in rice cultivation.
Regional Chairman, David Armagon on Thursday extended greetings to the centenarian.
Amargon said on his Facebook Page, “At her current age, Ramroop enjoys meeting people, chatting, and engaging in religious activities” and feasting on her favourite meal, “rice with any vegetables.”
Together with the Regional Chairman, Kaieteur News wishes Evelyn Ramroop a Happy Birthday.
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