VI News Staff 3 years ago

GCAHC highlights St Vincent during Caribbean Heritage Month in Atlanta

Georgia Caribbean American Heritage Coalition highlights St. Vincent and the Grenadines at Atlanta City Hall

The spotlight began with the entry of the group’s executive members and Her Excellency Ambassador Lou-Anne Gilchrist to Skarpyon’s song “Never Forget” and scenes from SVG playing on the screen. Mr. Malakai Sparrow and Miss Aundreya King-DeFreitas, SVGGA Youth Ambassadors, led the procession.

Mrs. Shanelle DeFreitas Doret, Vice President (VP) of Business Development, sang an amazing version of the national anthem. Following that, Ms. Natasha Shallow, President, gave a brief background of the organization and introduced the executive staff. Dr. Glenna Brewster Glasgow, VP, then took the stage and read an original poem titled “Ah Going Home” while dressed in a cultural gown custom-designed by Vincentian designer Lisa Cordice of Poshelle. Mrs. Natara Williams, VP of Outreach and Community Engagement, prepared a gorgeous slide show of scenes from St. Vincent and the Grenadines to accompany the poem.

Ms. Marilyn Smart, Administrative Assistant, then introduced Her Excellency Ambassador Lou-Anne Gilchrist, who arrived with congratulations from St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Ambassador Gilchrist also presented an update on the post-volcano situation in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The audience was appreciative for the update on the situation in the Caribbean country and welcomed the presence of the Ambassador.

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