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DRUMECO ARCHER

THE PRESIDENT OF THE BAHAMAS ASSOCIATION OF ATHLETICS ASSOCIATIONS

IT is both a privilege and a deeply personal honour to bring greetings to DTSP Wolf Pack on the occasion of its annual track meet, Ambush 2026 – It’s Hunting Season, and to join in celebrating this year’s deserving honouree, Mr. Alexander Doyle Burrow—known to all of us, simply and affectionately, as Doyle. Doyle’s story is woven into my own. As a young student-athlete attending St. Augustine’s College, running track with big dreams but very limited means, I faced a simple yet formidable challenge: I had no transportation to the Thomas A. Robinson Track & Field Stadium. Day after day, it was Doyle who gave me a ride to practice. He asked for nothing in return. At the time, it seemed like a small, practical kindness. In retrospect, it was life-altering. Because of those rides, I made it to practice. Because I made it to practice, I improved. Because I improved, opportunities opened—scholarship opportunities, academic opportunities, and ultimately the chance to further my education, build a life, support a family, and give back to this sport we love. One act of kindness set in motion a chain of events that shaped my life’s trajectory. That is the quiet power of mentorship and generosity. What seems small in the moment can follow a child for a lifetime.

That same spirit of giving continues to ripple through our sport today, touching young athletes who may never fully know how one encouraging word, one ride, one sacrifice can change their future. Today, we celebrate Doyle not just for who he is, but for what he represents—the enduring impact of selfless service to youth and to track and field in The Bahamas.

That same story is being written again and again across The Bahamas—by coaches who stay late, by parents who sacrifice, by volunteers who give their time, and by clubs that believe in young people before the world ever does. These seemingly small commitments are the lifelines of our sport. They are how track and field survives. They are how hope is sustained.

We also take this moment to salute the hard, determined, and willful work of DTSP Wolf Pack, under the chieftainship of Mr. Larry Clarke, alongside his supportive wife Gail Clarke, and the entire management and coaching team. You are truly among the best our sport has to offer. With deep gratitude, we acknowledge you as one of the powerful pistons that keep the wheel of Bahamian track and field turning forward with strength and purpose. Indeed, it is hunting season—a time to chase excellence with focus and fire. Like the disciplined hunter, I challenge each athlete to take careful aim at your targets, work relentlessly, dream boldly, and fire away. Your goals are before you. Your catches in life are waiting.

On behalf of the Executive Board and the entire BAAA family, we extend best wishes to all athletes, coaches, officials, parents, and supporters for a happy, healthy, and an incredible hunting season for our sport in 2026. May God bless you, and may you all enjoy an incredible and victorious hunting season.

Drumeco D. L. Archer President Bahamas Association of Athletic Association

Today’s meet marks the 8th DTSP Wolf Pack Track and Field Classic. God has indeed been good to our organization, as we have seen tremdemous growth and development over the years. We give thanks for our success as well as the opportunities to address the challenges a growing organjzation such as ours must face. With God’s help we will always overcome the challenges.

Reflecting on the successes, I realize that we have much to be thankful for. The Wolf Pack philosophy has always been to focus first on God and family, next on academic excellence and after mastering those pursuits to extend our abilities to athletic prowess.

To that end the DTSP Wolf Pack boasts some 34 alumni who have matriculated through tertiary education and are now productive citizens of our country. Our “alumnetes” to coin a term, are making strategic contributions in the areas of government, private corporations, public health and medicine, accounting and a plethora of other professions as they contribute to the growth, success and development of our nation.

DTSP Wolf Pack is proud of the existing cadre of students who are presently continuing their education in universities abroad and at the University of the Bahamas.

Many of those athletes through their involvement in athletics were able to secure scholarships (whether in whole or in part) to help with their academic pursuits while competing in the NCAA.

The accomplishments align well with our vision and mission.

Last year we saw three members of our club make the Carifta team and are proud of the competitive performances of our athletes at those games.

Whilst DTSP Wolf Pack athletes can claim success at local and international meets, we always emphasize that life requires that you practice diligently and give your best in every endeavor, for you can only boost morale when you can stand tall knowing that you did your best.

This year’s Alexander Doyle Burrows DTSP Wolf Pack track classic promises to be an exciting one.

We are honoured to have the track icon Mr. Alexander Doyle Burrows as our patron for this year’s meet. Mr. Burrows legacy is legendary throughout track and field and Junkanoo. His numerous contributiins to the sport and to the country are but a few of the reasons that he was chosen as this year’s honouree.

The Wolf Pack family is elated that you have taken the time to come to see track and field action at its very best and to cheer on the athletes from juniors to seniors as they showcase their talents at “Ambush 2026”. Enjoy the meet, embrace the excitement, encourage the athletes and cheer them all on, as they do their very best.

The Wolf Pack family wishes one and all a healthy and prosperous year.

Happy Hunting,

Remember: “I Come to Get Me!” Thank you.

Coach Larry Clarke President, DTSP Wolfpack

ALEXANDER D BURROWS

2026 HONOUREE

he DTSP WolfPack Track Club is pleased and privileged that Mr. Alexander Doyle Burrows has accepted our invitation to be the Patron for our Track and Field Classic being held on Saturday January 17th 2026 at the Original Thomas A. Robinson stadium.

Our distinguished honoree was born on February 9th 1943. Doyle attended Southern Preparatory , Junior, and Secondary Schools until 1958. Between 1958 and 1960 he attended Northwestern Senior High School in Miami. He also spent six months at PS 127 in Elmhurst, New York.

From 1978 to 1993 Mr. Burrows was Manager of the Queen Elizabeth Sports Centre in Nassau, the sight of the Thomas Robinson Track and Field Stadium.

In 2001 Mr. Burrows’ skills were beneficial to the Government of The Bahamas when he worked in the Roads and Parks Division and in the Tree Planting and Restoration Programme.

Involved in Sports from the fifties, Mr. Burrows played Rugby, Basketball, Cricket, Softball, Volleyball, and American Football. He was one of the original inductees to the Bahamas American Football Hall of Fame.

Mr. Burrows has been involved in Junkanoo, the Bahamian cultural expression with the Valley Boys since 1959.

Mr. Burrows’ Track and Field involvement is legendary. He participated in the High Jump and Shot Putt. A founding member of the Pioneers Sporting Club in 1960, Doyle was the club’s representative to the Bahamas Amateur Athletic Association.

He has been the Facilities Manager for nearly all the international track and field competitions held in The Bahamas. Further, he attended every major track and field competition in the world as a competitor, official, or spectator. In 1962 he competed in the CAC Games in Kingston in the Pentathlon.

Burrows was the manager of the following teams:

1968- Olympic Games Mexico City

1976- Olympic Games Montreal

1990- CAC Games Mexico City

1991- Pan Am Games Havana

1993- IAAF World Indoor Championships, Toronto

1996- Carifta Games Kingston

1997- Pan Am Jr. Championships, Havana

1999- IAAF World Championships-- Seville, Spain

2000- Olympic Games Sydney where the “Golden Girls” won the gold medal in the 4x100 m relay.

2003- Pan Am Games Santo Domingo

2006- IAAF World Junior Championships, Bejing

2007- IAAF World Championships Osaka

He also served as Treasurer of the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations (BAAA) from 1968-1976.

On March 4th 2012 at the Sheraton Nassau Beach Hotel in Cable Beach, Nassau, Doyle Burrows (along with Golden Girl Eldece Clarke) was inducted into the Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederation Hall of Fame.

When the Bahamas hosted the inaugural IAAF World Relays in May 2014 Mr. Burrows was an integral part of the Organising Committee, serving as Deputy Director of Venue. While preparing for the second edition of the relays in 2015 Mr. Burrows was quoted as saying “ I’ve worked every major track meet that The Bahamas has participated in, in the last 50-plus

years. Track and field has always been my passion. There has always been that love for the sport, more so than the job itself. A lot of people look at it as a job and therefore don’t put their heart and soul into it, but I’ve always loved track and field. It’s what I do”.

In 2023 under the provisions of the National Honours Act the award of Order of Distinction – Member was conferred on Mr. Burrows, in recognition of his tremendous contribution to this country.

Mr. Alexander Doyle Burrows honoree has been married to the lovely Judith Fountain Burrows for 60 years, and they are blessed with two children, Gregory Burrows and Natasha Burrows Clarke and four grandchildren who are the center of their lives. Mr. Burrows and has family worship at St. George’s Anglican Church.

We salute Mr. Alexander Doyle Burrows as our honoree this year, and extend sincere gratitude to him for his outstanding contribution to track and field in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, and for the role he played in assisting Bahamian athletes to excel and deliver world class performances.

CLUB’S BACKGROUND AND HISTORY

The DTSP Wolf Pack track and field club has been in operation since May 2015. Our mission statement is: “To provide young, aspiring athletes the opportunity to attain their maximum athletic potential through the Development of Technique, Speed and Power; to foster high self-esteem, self-discipline, dedication, determination, goal setting and goal attainment, both athletically and academically; to provide a structured environment conducive to producing well-rounded young adults; to offer athletes educational opportunities through athletic scholarships.”

The Objectives of the club are as follows:

1. To support and advance the sport of track and field in the Bahamas.

2. To build strong minds and bodies.

3. To cultivate and maintain an organized, productive, and training environment.

4. To instruct and require discipline and respect for coaches and all persons in authority.

5. To stimulate and encourage the commitment necessary for both athletic and academic success.

6. To promote the highest standards of conduct, fair play and good sportsmanship toward teammates and opponents alike.

7. To position our athletes to become recipients of athletic scholarships from highly regarded academic institutions.

In addition, the club has a strong affiliation with Holy Cross Anglican Church and holds its training sessions on the Church’s premises. We recognize the importance of spiritual development as a necessary component of the overall development of each girl and boy in our club.

The club which is registered under the Bahamas Amateur Athletics Association currently has approximately 30 members. Our Head Coach is Mr. Larry Clarke who holds the USA Coaching Certification and who has worked under the tutelage of Mr. George Cleare as an Assistant Coach of Bahamas Speed Dynamics. The Executive Committee consists of the following:

President, Larry Clarke

Vice President, Jerome Elliott

Secretary, Gail Clarke

Treasurer, Sonia Gill

Asst. Treasurer, Denise Turnquest

Public Relations Coordinator, Phillip Gray

E: dtspwolfpack@outlook.com

T: (242) 425-7417

8TH “DTSP WOLF PACK/ALEXANDER DOYLE BURROWS TRACK CLASSIC”

SATURDAY JANUARY 17TH 2026

9:00am 3000m

3000m

100m Hurdles Under 17 Girls

Open FEMALE (Open to all 13 years and older)

Open MALE (Open to all 13 years and older)

100m Hurdles Under 20/Open Women

110m Hurdles Under 17 Boys

110m Hurdles Under 20 Boys

110m Hurdles Open Men

100m Heats Under 17 Girls

100m Heats Under 17 Boys

100m Heats Under 20/Open Women

100m Heats Under 20/Open Men

OPEN CEREMONY

400m Timed Finals Under 11 Girls/Boys

400m Timed Finals Under 13 Girls/Boys

400m Timed Finals Under 15 Girls/Boys

400m Timed Finals Under 17 Girls

400m Timed Finals Under 17 Boys

400m Timed Finals Under 20/Open Women

400m Timed Finals Under 20/Open Men

80m Timed Finals Under 7 Girls/Boys

80m Timed Finals Under 9 Girls/Boys

100m Timed Finals Under 11 Girls/Boys

100m Timed Finals Under 13 Girls/Boys

100m Timed Finals Under 15 Girls/Boys

100m Finals Under 17 Girls

100m Finals Under 17 Boys

100m Finals Under 20/Open Women

100m Finals Under 20/Open Men

800m Timed Finals Under 15 Girls

800m Timed Finals Under 15 Boys

800m Timed Finals Under 17 Girls

800m Timed Finals Under 17 Boys

800m Timed Finals Under 20/Open Women

800m Timed Finals Under 20/Open Men

Shuttle Relay Under 7 Girls/Boys

Shuttle Relay Under 9 Girls/Boys

4x100m Relay Under 11 Girls/Boys

4x100m Relay Under 13 Girls/Boys

4x100m Relay Under 15 Girls/Boys

4x100m Relay Under 17 Girls

4x100m Relay Under 17 Boys

4x100m Relay Under 20/Open Women

4x100m Relay Under 20/Open Men

4x100m Relay CORPORATE

1500m Timed Finals Under 15/Under 17 Girls

1500m Timed Finals Under 20/Open Women

1500m Timed Finals Under 15/Under 17 Boys

1500m Timed Finals Under 20/Open Men

150m Timed Finals Under 7 Girls/Boys

150m Timed Finals Under 9 Girls/Boys

200m Timed Finals Under 11 Girls/Boys

200m Timed Finals Under 13 Girls/Boys

200m Timed Finals Under 15 Girls/Boys

200m Timed Finals Under 17 Girls

200m Timed Finals Under 17 Boys

200m Timed Finals Under 20/Open Women

200m Timed Finals Under 20/Open Men

4x100m Mixed Under 17

4x100m Mixed Under 20

4x400m Relay Under 17 Girls

4x400m Relay Under 17 Boys

4x400m Relay Under 20/Open Women

4x400m Relay Under 20/Open Men

9:00am Javelin Under 20/Open Women (600g)

Javelin Under 17 Girls (500g)

Long Jump Under 13 Girls

Long Jump Under 15 Girls

Long Jump Under 17 Girls

Long Jump Under 20/Open Women

Shot Put Under 17 Girls (3kg)

Shot Put Under 20/Open Women (4kg)

To Follow Javelin

Javelin

Shot Put

To Follow Discus

Discus

Long Jump

High Jump

To Follow Discus

Discus

High Jump

To Follow Triple Jump

Triple Jump

CONGRATULATION S LANELLE!

YOUR DEDICATION AND PERSEVERANCE PROVES THAT YOU ARE ON YOUR WAY TO THE TOP. CONTINUE ON THIS PATH AND LIKE A STAR YOU WILL SHINE. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU!!!

COM ING FROM YOUR DAD, MOM, SISTERS AND BROTHERS.

DTSP WOLF PACK HONOUREE HALL OF FAME

WALTER CALLANDER - APRIL 28 2018

1st DTSP Track Classic

He represented the Bahamas in the 1972 and 1976 Summer Olympics. He participated in the 100m, 200m and 4x100 relays.

He was a long-time member of the Pioneers Sporting Club.

PETER PRATT - MARCH 16 2019

2nd Annual DTSP Track Classic

Coach Prat began his track and field career in 1973. He had the distinction of being a member of the Bahamas’ first squad to participate in the Carifta games, which was held in Trinidad. At these games the young and talented Pratt won the sole medal for the proud Bahamas team.

ROSE CLEARE - JAN 25 2020

3rd Annual DTSP Track Classic

“It’s Lunch Time”

She was a faithful member of the Bahamas Association of Certified Officials (B.A.C.O.) and could always be found working road races on Saturdays and at the High Jump Pit during track and field events

RONALD CARTWRIGHTAPR 10TH 2021

4th Annual DTSP Track Classic

“See You at The Arena - It’s Hunting Season”

Affectionately called “Ole Man Cartwright, Coach Cartwight is a rare bred of multi-disciplinary coaches, trains athletes in high junp, pole vault, shot put, discus and javelin. He has produced some of the best decathletes in the country. At age 85, “OLe Man” is stil a significant contributor to the moulding of athletes, particularly in jumps and throws.

NEVILLE WISDOM –JAN 21ST 2023

5th Annual DTSP Track Classic

“Earn Ya Lane - It’s Hunting Season”

Mr. Wisdom played a pivotal role in the personal, social, educational and athletic development of numerous Bahamians; many of whom through his sacrifice, coaching, and mentoring were successful in attaining full athletic scholarships, culminating in the achievement of university degrees. A number of his young protégés also went on to have successful track and field careers as senior world-class athletes; Wisdom should take great pride in the achievements of these elite athletes, including the gold medal achievement of the Bahamas Women’s 4x100m relay at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia.

BEVERLY WALLACE WHITFIELDJAN 20TH, 2024

6th Annual DTSP Track Classic

“Catch Me If U Can - It’s Hunting Season”

A long-time supporter and volunteer of sports in general, she has a passion for track and field and is an avid fan. She has traveled all over the world, including Carifta and the Olympic Games, supporting Bahamian athletes. She worked with locally held international meets namely Carifta and IAAF World Relays in the capacity of accreditation officer. Mrs. Whitfield was the oldest volunteer for the Carifta games hosted by the Bahamas in 2023 and was a Patron for the 2023 Bahamas Games

MICHAEL SANDS – JAN 21ST 2025

Mike is a former Track and Field athlete and represented the Bahamas in international competition from the age of 17. While at Penn State University, Mike won several Intercollegiate (IC4) Conference Championship titles for the Nittany Lions and earned several AllAmerican honors. Mike has held Bahamas National records in several events, one of which stood for 21 years.

After retiring from competition he engrossed himself in sports administration serving as President of the BAAA’s for several nonconsecutive terms. In 2019, Mike made history by becoming the first Bahamian to be elected President of NACAC, and was reelected in 2023 for a second four year term.

"Reach for the stars!"

ward ward brion

From the Management & Staff

"CONGRATULATIONS BRION!

SARIAH

WE WISH YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS IN YOUR QUEST FOR EXCELLENCE. AS YOU COMPETE IN THE 8TH ANNUAL DTSP WOLF PACK TRACK & FIELD CLASSIC, WE ARE SO PROUD OF WHAT YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED THUS FAR, AND LOOK FORWARD TO CHEERING YOU ON AS YOU PROPEL TO BECOMING THE ATHLETE YOUR HEART DESIRES.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO ENJOYING YOUR FUTURE SUCCESSES. THE SKY IS NOT THE LIMIT!! SO AIM FOR THE STARS.

WE LOVE YOU, DADDY & MOMMY.

Haley!

"You run, we cheer (loudly!). Congratulations to our superstar daughter—keep flying down that track!"

Love,

Mom & Dad

TALENT. DRIVE. HEART.

KHYLA

WISHING YOU ALL THE SUCCESS ON THE TRACK! YOUR DEDI CATION, RESILIENCE, AND COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE ARE INSPIR ING. WE ARE INCREDIBLY PROUD OF YOU AND EXCITED TO SEE EVER YTHING YOU ACCOMPLISH THIS TRACK SEASON.

FROM YOUR SEAHORSE SAILING ADVENTURES FAMILY

SARIAH A.L.

EHALF OF PROVIDENCE LAW, WE EXTEND OUR SUPPORT AS YOU COMPETE IN THE 8TH ANNUAL DTSP WOLF PACK TRACK & FIELD CLASSIC. WE ARE PROFOUNDLY PROUD OF YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS, TENACITY AND DEDICATION TO WORK THROUGH ALL WE KNOW YOU WILL DO YOUR VERY BEST IN YOUR DIVISION- WIN, LOSE OR DRAW, WE ARE PROUD AND SUPPORT FROM THE PARTNERS, MANAGEMENT AND STAFF AT PROVIDENCE LAW

JARAN

"JARAN, YOUR HARDWORK, BLOOD, SWEAT AND DEDICATION WILL BRING YOU AWESOME RESULTS. CONGRATULATIONS ON AN AMAZING SEASON!" FROM: YOUR PARENTS, BROTHERS AND GODPARENTS.

JADENSMITH

A JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES BEGINS WITH A SINGLE STEP. THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING OF YOUR JOURNEY JADEN, STAY FOCUSED AND CHERISH EVERY STEP OF THIS NEW ADVENTURE MY SON. CONGRATULATIONS, YOUR FATHER.

IMAGINE IMAGINE BELIEVE BELIEVE ACHIEVE ACHIEVE

And remember to stay humble at all times. And remember to stay humble at all times.

“THIS IS WHAT YOU TRAINED FOR, HEAD UP, SHOULDERS BACK, STAY STRONG!” PASTOR DAVID

TANARJE BROWN

My dear daughter, my baby girl... I am so amazed by the young lady that you are becoming. Your daily determination never goes unnoticed; just know that mommy sees you.

My daily prayer is that you stay strong, focused, and determined to allow everything that you desire become possible. I love you and always will... With love, Mommy!

"Sam...Always finish what you started with pride."- Aunty Linda

Nevari..."For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."- Jeremiah 29:11

CERRIA

"Work hard in silence, let your success be your noise "Frank Ocean".

From: Aunty Nikki and Family

Our Star, Sariah

As you compete in the 8th Annual DTSP Wolf Pack Track & Field Classic, we want you to know how incredibly proud we are of you. Every stride you take on the track reflects your hard work, determination, and growing confidence. Remember:

*Run with heart.

*Compete with integrity.

*Believe in your ability.

*Give your best, always.

No matter the outcome, you are already a champion to us.

We love you; we support you, and we are cheering for you-every step of the way. Go Sariah!

With love and pride, Your Family.

CONGRATULATIONS SARIAH A. L. TRECO! CONTINUE TO MAKE EVERYONE PROUD! ONCE YOU DO YOUR THE BEST, YOU WOULD HAVE ALREADY WON THE GOLD MEDAL.TO GOD BE THE GLORY!

GOD BE THE GLORY!

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"WE PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS AND DETAILS PROJECT MANAGEMENT, DESIGN OF CIVIL & MEP ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS. WE MAKE IT HAPPEN."

Congratulations on your success — run with purpose and passion!

Well done on your track accomplishments. Keep striving for excellence! Well done on your track accomplishments. Keep striving for excellence!

HALEYCURRY

Congratulations on your amazing track & field season! Your hard work and determination truly shine. So proud of you!

— Mrs. Jennifer

HALEY CURRY

"Run strong—so proud of you! "Run strong—so proud of you!

Wishing Tanarje Brown all the success on her journey of academics and sports. The sky is the limit! We the Brown’s family, support this gem all the way!

All the best baby girl, The Brown’s United Family

JAELYN

You were born to be great! You were born to be great!

LANELLE…

CHAMPIONS ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVE A VISION OR DREAM TO BECOME

VICTORIOUS. WE CLEARLY SEE THAT YOUR HARD WORK AND

DETERMINATION ARE LEADING YOU ON THE PATH OF CHAMPIONS. WINNING ISN’T EVERYTHING, BUT WANTING TO WIN IS WHAT MAKES YOU SUCCESSFUL. KEEP PUSHING HARD AND NEVER GIVE UP YOUR DREAM OF SUCCESS!

Coming from, Your Teachers at St. Anne’s and Mr. W. Jack.

Coming from, Your Teachers at St. Anne’s and Mr. W. Jack. LANELLE…

CONGRATS SAM ! CONTINUE TO OR AT BEING THE BEST VERSION OF YOURSELF ." - AUNTY DORIS AND BERKLEY

" " Congrats Sam ! Continue to excel in all that you do !" - Aunty Charlotte and Patrick .

Jaelyn Munroe, our encouragement to you is to always keep God first, because with Him all things are possible. Remember, your only limit is your mind, so whatever your heart desires, go for it. There is no need to be afraid, because greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world. We love you and will forever support you! Continue to run each race with purpose, heart, and faith, because nothing is impossible to those who believe.

Everything you need to succeed is at the core of your being; reach inside of yourself, tap into that power and take this world by storm. For with God nothing is impossible!

We are proud of you Jaden! Your Parents and Brothers.

Tanarje, I am super proud of you, for your resilience, your determination, and your willingness to do better…

Continue to do well in every aspect of your life and know that “grammy” will always and forever be in your corner…

KHYLA

WE HAVE SEEN YOUR HARD WORK AND WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO PUT GOD FIRST IN EVERYTHING THAT YOU DO. KNOW THAT WE WILL ALWAYS BE ROOTING FOR YOU! WE LOVE YOU!

MOM, DAD AND YOUR LOVING FAMILY.

"THE ONLY REAL LIMITATION IS THE ONE YOU SET FOR YOURSELF." MUHAMMAD ALI

Let’s Go JARAN

We are so proud of your accomplishment. Well done champion!

From:

Agape Church Family and Friends

TANARJE

To my daughter Tanarje, you are my future track star. Your daily determination shows that you are destined to go way beyond the stars. Always do your best and God will do the rest. Know that daddy is always here to support you all the way. Love you always………

My Forever Baby Your Dad, Therrell

MANNY

"Great works are performed

by strength, but by perseverance."-Samuel Johnson.

Always keep your head up, Manny!

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