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Greetings my Fellow Pilots;
We have a lot on our agenda for this 2025-2026 year, and based on theTEAM selected, I firmly believe that we are up to the challenge.
The PI Convention is behind us and Fall Council is just around the corner. I hope you will join the BLOOMERS'ofthe Nassau Club and the Sunshine Pilot Clubs as they unite to reflect and bloom right where they are as they consider what lies ahead with enthusiastic vigor and watch their potential blossom.
Fall is a season of"Falling Leaves" , it's my hope that as we go through this season, we would take every opportunity to avail ourselves to eachTraining initiatives and workshops that are available to us as we seek tofurther grow the Bahamas District. Our PI President, Beverly encourages each Pilot to"BLOOM" B - be present where yourfeet are planted
L - lookfor ways to help your Club in big and small ways
O - open yourselfto grow in Pilot, Personally and Professionally O - orchestrate opportunities to help others to grow M - make a difference as you continue to serve by Doing More, Caring More and Being More
Some of our Clubs have gotten offto a great start. We encourage all Clubs to step up to the plate as we endeavor to make a difference right where we are. Our LeadershipTeam, led by Pilot Dorian will facilitate a "Leadership Forum"on Thursday, August 28, 2025 at 7:00 p.m., we invite every Pilot to be a part ofthis moving experience. The topic is"How To Become Global Influencers"
Let us together continue to be inspired as we create impactful journeys through Friendship and Service taking advantage ofthe varied resources that are available to us.
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I L O T I N T E R N A T I O N A L W E D N E S D A Y W I D G E T P I L O T I N T E R N A T I O N A L W E D N E S D A Y W I D G E T
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In everycornerof Pilot International, our mission bloomsthrough service, leadership, and friendship.Thisseason, we haveso many reasonstocelebrate howourclubs, members, and programs are blossoming into powerful forcesforgood.
Oneofthe bright petals in our bouquet of initiatives istheClubAmbassador Program. This role is morethan a title—it’s a bridge. ClubAmbassadorsconnect local clubswith the heart of Pilot International, sharing resources, sparking engagement, and ensuring every memberfeels part ofsomething bigger. Likegardenerstending to a shared plot, Ambassadors nurturegrowth, foster unity, and helpour mission flourish in every communityweserve. Remembertoselect yourClubAmbassador and then send your contribution and completed form to Headquarters bySeptember 30th.
Ourcommitment to health and communityspirit is also in full bloom with theAlzheimer Walkor PilotWalk.Thesewalks are not just stepson a path—they arestridestoward wellness, awareness, and connection. PickyourSaturday and walk in a park, along the beach, orthrough your neighborhoods; each mile reflectsourdedication to healthy living and visibleservice. It’s a reminderthat, together, wecan movetoward a betterworld— onestep at a time.
Fall also bringstheCouncil/Workshopseason—a timewhen ideas blossom, friendships growdeeper, and skills arecultivated forstronger leadership.This annual gathering is whereweshare best practices, learn newstrategies, and encourageeach otherto keep ourclubsvibrant and Districtsforward-thinking.Theenergy in the room is likesunlight warming our passion, energizing ourefforts, and helping usdream bigger.
And just as a garden needswatertogrow, ourclubsthrivewith resources. Matching Grants providethat vital nourishment, turning good ideas into impactful projects.These grantsdoublethe powerof local fundraising, enabling clubstoexpand their reach and serve more people. From community health programstoyouth initiatives, Matching Grants are proofthat when Pilot International invests in its members’ ideas, the results are nothing short of inspiring. Matching Grants aredue into Headquarters before midnight October15 th .
Each ofthese initiatives ClubAmbassadors, Pilot Walk, Fall Council/Workshop, and Matching Grants—is like a stem, leaf, petal, or root. Alone, they are meaningful; together, theyform a living, breathing bouquet ofservicethat inspires hope and createschange.
Aswestepforward intothecoming months, let us remember: growth takestime, care, and collective effort. Byembracing theseopportunities, we are not just running programs—we are planting seedsthat will blossom into a legacyof kindness, health, and community impact forgenerationstocome.
Together, we are Pilot International and we are in full bloom.
Lisa Palmquist Your Executive Committee Representative
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BAHAMAS DISTRICT DATES TO REMEMBER
***All Dates aresubject to change ascircumstances require
UPCOMING FALL COUNCIL EVENTS
Saturday, September 20, 2025FALL COUNCIL for New Providence Clubs - PCON, SPCON (Xavier’s Lower School Hall)
Saturday, October 4, 2025 - FALL COUNCIL for Grand Bahama Clubs - PCOA, PCOF, SPCOGB (Mary Star of the Sea School)
Saturday, October 25, 2025FALL COUNCIL for Abaco ClubPCOA (Central Pines Abaco)
UPCOMING FOUNDERS
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Theme:” Committed to Pursuing PositiveChangeThrough Friendship and Service”
Years in Pilot: I have been a member since October 2021, which amounts tofour years.
Positions previously held: Secretary, Pick Me Up Coordinator Fundraising Coordinator, Club Ambassador, President Elect President’sGoals: My goalsfor this pilot year as President is to promote membership growth through targeted recruitment campaigns and engaging events designed to attract prospective members. I will encourage current members to extend invitations tofriends and family and work to increase the club’s visibility and presence across social media and local media platforms. Collaboration with other organizations for joint events and initiatives will be pursued to broaden our reach To raise awareness of Pilot’s values, I will prioritize educational efforts that inform both the community and our members about the mission and history of Pilot. Publicly celebrating milestones and achievements, as well as developing informative outreach materials and presentations, will further support these efforts I am dedicated to cultivating an inclusive environment where every memberfeels a sense of belonging, supported by a safe and enjoyable atmosphere that nurtures meaningful connections. Furthermore, I am committed to ensuring our club leaves a significant and positive impact on the Abaco community through sustainable service projects and empowering members to lead value-driven initiatives.Together, we can strengthen our club, inspire positive changes, and build a legacy.
President Elect, Anitha L. Cooper was introduced to Pilot International through Pilot Club of Lucaya in 2009 by Betty Smith and Lorraine Dawkins. When she attended her veryfirst meeting, she knew that the organization was one offriendship and service indeed. Anitha officially became a member ofthe Grand Bahama Club in 2010 and was eager to serve her community through the organization for a greater impact
Anitha’s lovefor Pilot grew and her involvement in her local club intensified. Anitha served as Secretary, Director of Membership, Leadership, Project,; Fundraising Division and also elevated to the position of President Elect. In 2017, Anitha resigned from Pilot Club of Lucaya when she relocated to Abacofor work While in Abaco, for 3 years, Anitha’s served in Pilot Club of Abaco and made a huge impact on the corporate community through her persuasive skills. She persuaded many to support this non profit organization. Corporate leaders were delighted to support Pilot Club of Abaco through our projects and fundraising initiatives In 2020, Pilot Anitha went back to Grand Bahama, so it was natural to pick up where she left off, her lovefor Pilot keeps her connected. In 2022, Anitha became Pilot Club of Lucaya’s 20th President, just 6 months into her presidency, Anitha was summoned back to Abaco to lead a team at the Abaco Club. Despite relocating midway through her presidency, President Anitha never missed a meeting nor project or other divisional initiative. In fact some membersfailed to believe she was working on another island. President Anitha finished her year strong! Anitha now serves as President Elect ofthe Pilot Club of Abaco and herfocus is to increase the Club’s membership by10%. Another goal is to increase visibility ofthe local club through service projects and social media presence. Pilot Club of Abaco is blessed to have such an impactful, passionate and naturally driven leader.
PRESIDENT:
PRESIDENTELECT: Tinincia Adderley Anitha Cooper
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PILOTCLUB OF FREEPORT2025-2026
(Marlene Knowles- PCF President-Elect )
ClubTheme: SailingTowardsGrowth and Service
Service and giving back has been a major part of my life. Starting as a member ofthefirst anchor club in the Bahamas at St. Augustine’s College. Being a part of this historic group allowed me to not only grow as a leader, but forge a relationship with service and friendship.
JoiningThe Pilot Club of Freeport in 2008, I have learned many valuable skills and lessons. Over the17 years that I have been an active member ofthis club; I have carried those things with me throughout my life. My time in Pilot has shown me the importance ofteamwork and dedication and continues to inspire me to do more, care more and be more I have held thefollowing club positions: President , President-Elect,Treasurer, Secretary, PIFF Representative, Projects Coordinator, Membership Coordinator.
Additionally, I have also held thefollowing district positions: Award Jury Chair, Registration Chair, Convention Vice Chair, District Membership Coordinator, District Projects Coordinator
PRESIDENT:
PRESIDENTELECT: Loretta Parris
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Joye Ritchie, a dedicated member of Pilot International for16 years, steps into her role as the 2025–2026 President ofthe Pilot Club of Lucaya with a legacy of leadership and service Her experience spans both club and district levels, having served as President-Elect, Director, and District Leadership Coordinator. With a deep understanding of Pilot’s mission and values, Joye brings a visionary approach rooted in servant leadership one that honours tradition while embracing innovation.
Her presidential theme, “Fulfilling the Mission of Pilot International Through Servant Leadership,” reflects a commitment to meaningful impact Joye’s goals centre on strengthening the club’s outreach in brain health awareness, caregiving support, and youth empowerment. She aims to cultivate a culture where every Pilot feels seen, supported, and inspired to contribute in ways that bring personal fulfillment and collective strength transforming the club into a purpose-driven family.
Looking ahead, Joye is passionate about building a legacy of leadership that lasts beyond her term.Through mentorship and skill development, she envisions a future where emerging leaders are equipped to carryforward the mission of Pilot International with excellence and heart. Her presidency is not just about leading it’s about lifting others, creating spacefor growth, and ensuring that the Pilot Club of Lucaya continues to thrive as a beacon of service and unity.
Pilot Gia Walker joined PCOL in January 2019. Joining PCOL was an opportunity to give back in a meaningful way. Small acts, when multiplied by many people, can change the world! In June of 2019, she was installed as Secretary, a position she served in for two years. Following this, she served as Vice President, Director ofthe Anchor Division, Director of Projects and Director of fundraising.
She now holds the position of President Elect Through volunteer work and initiatives such as BrainMinders, she has experienced firsthand thefulfillment that comesfrom making a difference in people’s lives. Not only does PCOL offer collaboration on projects but creates bonds, offers mentorship and the chance to make a positive difference!!
Deborah Pratt became a member ofthe Pilot Club of Lucaya (PCOL) on January18, 2023, and has proudly served as a Pilot for the past two and a half years Since joining, she has taken on several leadership roles, including Club Secretaryfor the 2023–2024 Pilot Year, Leadership and Public Relations (PR) Coordinatorfor 2024–2025, and now serves as Vice President and PR Coordinatorfor the 2025–2026 year
Passionate about the mission and values of Pilot International, Deborah finds great joy in promoting the club and highlighting the impactful work Pilots are doing in the community. In her current role, she is committed to increasing the visibility of PCOL while supporting President Joye in “Fulfilling the Mission of Pilot InternationalThrough Servant Leadership.”
Her dedication and service have not gone unnoticed. In recognition of her outstanding contributions, Deborah was honoured with the Pilot oftheYear Award for 2024–2025, presented by Immediate Past President, ShaunaTaylor.
Joye Ritchie
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VICE PRESIDENT: Deborah Pratt
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As the Pilot Club of Nassau celebrates 52 years, under the theme, Servicewith Excellence, DebbieStrachan serves as President, DonnaTurnquest as PresidentElect and Allison Kelly as Vice President. Debbie has been a member ofthe Club since 2018 and has served as Projects Division Coordinatorfor two terms Secretary, Vice President and the matriculation to her current position as President.
Before serving in her current position, Donna has served the Pilot Club of Nassau as Assistant Secretary, AssistantTreasurer, Fundraising Coordinator and District Fundraising Coordinator 2024 Allison joined Pilot Club of Nassau in October 2023. She has worked on projects and Anchors teams before being elected Vice President.
Allison Kelly (LEFT)
DonnaTurnquest (RIGHT) DebbieStrachan (CENTER)
Goalsfor the year include, firming up our Anchors reach to at least two additional clubs, bringing deeperfocus to our brain related causes inclusive of more activities among individuals suffering with brain related illnesses and finally working even more closely to support individuals and groups that carefor them.
We began our Pilot year with worship and prayer at St. Agnes Anglican Church, Baillou Hill Rd as a goodly number of members were present.
The Club was excited to receive several international awards at the PI Convention and Leadership Summit in Charlotte, North Carolina this past July and we congratulate one of our members,Terez Curry, on rising to the position of a Pilot International Director.
We lookforward to an exciting and effective year as we serve with excellence.
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President DeanneJohnson
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Deanne has been a member ofthe Sunshine Pilot Clubfor 3 1/2 years and has served as Secretary, Vice President, President Elect and now President for the 2025-2026 Pilot Year. Under the theme: “Building bridges.... Creating possibilities.... Changing lives” the mandate ofthe Sunshine Pilot Clubfor this Pilot year is to be God’s hands extended to those who need a helping hand, guided by Pilot International’s principles and Code of Ethics. Bridges will be built, by intentionally strengthening the bonds offriendship with each other as Sisters, then to extend across the aisle and partner with others who are also serving our communities. Possibilities will be created by making things happen, being the one whofills the gap when there is a shortfall by intentionally giving volunteer hours in initiatives that embrace the ABCs of Pilot, consequently, lives will be changed for the better, simply because we dared to make a difference What I like about being a Pilot – Knowing that giving of my time, talent and treasure can change the trajectory of a person’s life giving them hope to live, while being a part of a global group of impactful volunteers.
President Elect Amanda Bethell
Amanda has been a member ofthe Sunshine Pilot Clubfor 4 years and has served as the Anchor Coordinator, Vice President and now President Elect for the 2025 Pilot Year.
Why I joined: I wanted to do more in my community to spread awareness about brain related diseases and to help prevent brain injuries.
What I like about being a pilot- I like many things about being a pilot.The different divisions ofthe club help me to tap into different ways to help people and the community. Also, I’ve enjoyed the friendships I’ve made since becoming a pilot. Pilots helpthe community by providing much needed resources to those in need, by spreading kindness and care, and by being a support to other organizations
Vice President Alicia Smith
Alicia has been a member ofthe Sunshine Pilot Clubfor7 years and has served as Secretary, Fundraising and Projects Coordinator and Director, an now Vice President for the 2025-2026 Pilor year.
What I like about being a Pilot - Seeing the smiles on thefaces of persons in the community when we do the Pick Me Ups and speaking to children about Brain Health and Safety. I also love traveling to conventions and learning more about the clubs and meeting new Pilotsfrom all over the world.
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, and I am truly honored to serve as the 2025–2026 President ofthe Sunset Pilot Club of Grand Bahama.This year, I embrace the theme “Encouraging & Empowering Communitiesthrough Care &Service.” Guided by these words, my vision is to uplift caregivers, first responders, and all who dedicate themselves to serving others; to empower our youth and young adults; to strengthen connections within our community; to inspire volunteerism and service; to promote wellness and brain health; and to nurture a culture of care within our own clubfamily.
My journey with the Sunset Pilot Club began just three years ago, and it has been nothing short of rewarding. In 2022–2023, I was humbled to be named Pilot oftheYear; in 2023–2024, I proudly served as Club Ambassador; and in 2024–2025, I was entrusted as President-Elect. Each role has prepared mefor this moment, shaping my passion for service and deepening my commitment to our mission.Today, I stand ready to lead, not just as president, but as a fellow Pilot dedicated to serving others.
As we set sail into this new year together, I believe we have the opportunity to touch lives, strengthen hearts, and empower our community in meaningful ways With care as our compass and service as our anchor, I know we can achieve incredible things.Together, we will continue to encourage, to empower, and to serve, leaving a lasting impact on those around us and within us
My name is Harvey Fernander, married to Raquel Fernander and a father oftwo daughters ( Kamryn 13 & Kayia 9). I'm currently employed at the Freeport Container Port in the InformationTechnology Department in which I have spent 23 years I'm highly motivated when I became a Pilot to assist the club achieve its goals through the Presidents initiatives and to help be a difference makers on communities at large.
Personal Quote:
“Find out who you are and do it on purpose".
Dolly Parton
Years in Pilot: 3 Years
Positions Held: 2023/2024 Projects Division Coordinator, 2024/2025The Bahamas District Projects Coordinator, 2025/2026 President Elect/ Leadership Division Coordinator
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The Bahamas District Pilot International LeadershipTraining dubbed ‘Spring Into Leadership’ Motivational session was held onThursday, August 28th, 2025 evening via zoom preparing leaders as they begin the new Pilot year to be inspired to embracing change, to spring into action with new ideas and with fresh eyes while propelling everyone to bloom where they are planted.
District Leadership Coordinator Dorian Cox was the session moderator District Inspirational Leader Stephanie Ferguson gave the invocation Welcome & Remarks was given by Bahamas District Governor Sheila McPhee. Pilot International President Elect & Bahamas District ECR Lisa Palmquist brought remarks. An Icebreaker had all pilots engaged was presented by Leadership Coordinator Nicole Colebrooke (PCOL) Introduction ofthe speaker by Leadership Coordinator Keora Archer(PCOA).
Our Speaker was Master Motivator Rev. Clinton Minnis. He posed the question ‘What typeofGlobal Influencerswill you become?’ We should reconcile Pilot outlookfor new horizons. Be a difference maker. Cross all boundaries to make connections and create lasting relationships. Most of all ‘Create a presencethat is present even when you are not present ‘ Leadership Coordinator (SPCON) Zelrona Mackey made a presentation to the speaker. Vote ofThanks by Governor Elect Barbara Williams. Back stage were District Secretary Yasmine Mills-Strachan & Public Relations Sophia Walker. Thanks to all !
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Purple Shirt or No Purple Shirt, they represented their club at the District Leadership Training. Most Clubs were PRESENT!
Purple Shirt or No Purple Shirt, they represented their club at the District Leadership Training. Most Clubs were PRESENT!
THE MEMBERS OF THE SUNSET PILOT CLUB OF GRAND BAHAMA HAVE THEIR MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING ON THE SAME NIGHT AND TIME THAT THE TRAINING TOOK PLACE, THEREFORE THEY WERE HUMBLY EXCUSED.
THE MEMBERS OF THE SUNSET PILOT CLUB OF GRAND BAHAMA HAVE THEIR MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING ON THE SAME NIGHT AND TIME THAT THE TRAINING TOOK PLACE, THEREFORE THEY WERE HUMBLY EXCUSED.
We look forward to seeing them in the next collage of photos.
We look forward to seeing them in the next collage of photos.
Awesome support for the District Initiative.
Awesome support for the District Initiative.
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The Projects Division of the Pilot Clubof Lucaya launched the new Pilot Year with a series of BrainMinders Presentations. With many summer camps underway, the Division seized the opportunity to partner with several programs, delivering five impactful presentations and reaching approximately 560 children with the vital message of brain safety Presentations were conducted at the following camps:
1 Christ the King Anglican Church Vacation Bible School – July 4
2. Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church Summer Camp – July 8
3. YMCA Summer Camp – July 9
4 Freeport City Council Summer Camp – July 11
5 Tekanell’s Kindergarten & Daycare – August 13
At each session, children were attentive, engaged, and enthusiastic as they learned from Wise Old Owl and his BrainMinder Buddies about the importance of protecting their brains
The Pilot Clubof Nassau conducted its First Business meeting and celebrated in worship together at St Agnes Church
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On July18, 2025, the Sunset Pilot ClubofGrand Bahama proudly delivered a BrainMinders presentation to 24 students participating in the LewisYard Primary School Summer Program During the presentation, students were introduced to several fun and educational BrainMinders characters
The children were encouraged to:
~Eat nutritiousfoods ~Exercise regularly ~Get proper rest ~Wear safety helmets while biking
~Useflotation devices when swimming
~Be aware of stranger danger.
To wrap up this enriching experience, students were treated to healthy snacks and presented with certificates of participation in recognition oftheir attentiveness and enthusiasm.
The Sunset Pilot Clubof Grand Bahama hosted the We Care Summer Program for incoming seniors and recent graduates ofThe Beacon School, a special education institution.This week-long initiative focused on career exploration, job readiness skills, crafting, and mentorship.The program concluded with a special closing ceremony celebrating the achievements of its participants
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The Sunshine Pilot Clubof Nassau conducted its First Business meeting and presented its First Pick me Upfor the ClubYear.
The Pilot ClubofAbaco hosted a spectacular evening on June 24th, 2025, to celebrate the installation of officers and what a night it was!
With the room glowing in elegant shades of red, black and gold, the atmosphere was filled with joy, laughter and heartfelt camaraderie between family, friends and Pilot members.
Guests enjoyed a night packed with plenty of prizes, thoughtful gifts and delicious food, all while witnessing the installation of our new leadership team- dedicated individuals ready to lead with purpose and passion.
This celebration was more than just ceremony- it was a vibrant reminder of our club's mission: Friendship and Service Let's welcome our new President Tinincia Adderley and team for the new Pilot year 2025-2026
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Celebrating Founders Day
On October16, 1921 theforty Charter Members of Pilot International came together to sign the original Pilot Charter. Two days later, buoyed by their excitement and their collective cause, they gathered again to dine, celebrate and conduct thefirst official Pilot Club meeting on October18, 1921. From that day on, Pilots around the world gather together to meet, celebrate and honor this historic day, October 18, as Founders Day, the birthday of a grand idea, the day of our noble club’s founding. On this day, we celebrate Pilot International. We honor the history and tradition of our storied organization, and we celebrate the gifts that we – as today’s Pilots – are able to bestow through our strength, through our friendship and through our service.
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BAHAMAS DISTRICT MEMBERS BIRTHDAYS
JULY
9MikalaMoss(PCOL) 10AndurahDaxon(PCOL) 11JohnikaHanna-Hagan(PCOL) 13PatriciaCulmer(SPCON) 14DeborahArcher(PCOL) 17ToniHudson-Bannister(PCOL) 19GidgetBullardTurnquest(PCON) 28DeanneJohnson(SPCON) 30ValentinaHall(PCOL) 30DeniseHepburn(SPCON) 15 KeoraArcher(PCOA)
AUGUST
1AsenathCartwright(PCON) 2EarlineBastian (SPCON) 6JamilaCarroll-Thompson(PCOL)
9StephanieFerguson(PCON)
9NicoleColebrooke(PCOL) 14PhilippaWillie(SPCON) 15EmilyGlass(PCON)
15LesiaSands(SPCON) 15TrixieHuyler(PCON) 15TyrellFarquharson(SPCON) 17DeborahBarry (SPCON) 17OpheliaBelle(SPCON) 18EbonyRolle(PCON) 18MarshaHepburn(PCOL)
LinaMortimer-Reyes(SPCON)
DiannaWhylly(SPCOGB)
DorianCox(SPCON)
GlendaKemp(PCOL)
TeorahFerguson(PCON)
(SPCON)
RhodniaJohnson(PCON)
SEPTEMBER
3AndreaFountain(SPCON)
Linda Wright-Patrick(SPCOGB)
BeverlyNairn(SPCON)
(SPCON)
OCTOBER
(PCOL)
(SPCON)
(PCOL)
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NOVEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
DECEMBER
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MARCH
RickelleAlbury(SPCOGB)
BeverlyBethel (SPCON)
SylviaCooper(PCOL)
GiaWalker(PCOL)
CharleneElliott(PCON)
HazelJupp(PCON)
ShamikaLightbourne(SPCOGB)
MarieRoach-Hepburn(PCOL) 25SueMunroe(PCON)
AshleyButler(PCON)
CrystalBethel(PCON)
JUNE
TheresaCash(PCOL)
WachenellaMortimer (SPCON)
CatherineMortimer(PCON)
QuinteraTurnquest(SPCOGB)
KaylisaKemp(SPCOGB)
EuniceJohnson(PCON)
BarbaraWilliams(PCOA)