11th September, 2014
By: Dare 2 Be Different International Media Department Staff Reporter - www.daretobedifferentskn.com
Honestly speaking, doesn't the The Trinity Community Group, The United Villages of West Farm, Boyds and Palmetto Point INC. and Dare 2 Be Different International - www.daretobedifferentskn.com have anything better to do than to keep appreciating and publicly and globally recognizing the Senior Citizens of The Trinity Community? Come On Man!
Brother Khrystus and his team did catch Sister Gladys Dias OFF GUARD TODAY at her Boyds MANSION next to The Bronte Welsh Primary School. The team arrived a few minutes to 6 pm today and was blessed to have RAVEN WARNER, one of her teenage grand daughters walk up the road after coming home from work and the team sent her inside her granny's house to see if she was there and to call her out for her SURPRISE.
Having opened the door, Sister Gladys was really overly surprised that the team went out of their way to appreciate her today on her birthday. She claims that she is 6 years old and add the rest.
After adamantly stating that she wanted no pictures, our media team got the OK after Sisters Jean and Verlyn used their WOMAN POWERS and convinced her to pose for a few shots even though she was caught off guard stating that it would be great for the history pages of the new radical community group.
Sister Gladys Dias is the oldest sitting member on the executive of The United Villages of West Farm, Boyds and Palmetto Point INC.
The Birthday Basket was prepared by Gary's Fruits and Flowers and was jointly sponsored by KVK ENTERPRISES - The Leading T-shirt Printers in The Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis - www.kvklives.com and Dare 2 Be Different International - www.daretobedifferentskn.com
The United Villages of West Farm, Boyds and Palmetto Point INC. and Dare 2 Be Different International - www.daretobedifferentskn.com certainly continue to gain a name locally, regionally and internationally for looking after their community and its members.
By: Dare 2 Be Different International Media Department Staff Reporter - www.daretobedifferentskn.com
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| Sister Jean, Brother Khrystus and Sister Verlyn presenting Sister Gladys Dias with Birthday Package Today 11/9/2014 |
Honestly speaking, doesn't the The Trinity Community Group, The United Villages of West Farm, Boyds and Palmetto Point INC. and Dare 2 Be Different International - www.daretobedifferentskn.com have anything better to do than to keep appreciating and publicly and globally recognizing the Senior Citizens of The Trinity Community? Come On Man!
Brother Khrystus and his team did catch Sister Gladys Dias OFF GUARD TODAY at her Boyds MANSION next to The Bronte Welsh Primary School. The team arrived a few minutes to 6 pm today and was blessed to have RAVEN WARNER, one of her teenage grand daughters walk up the road after coming home from work and the team sent her inside her granny's house to see if she was there and to call her out for her SURPRISE.
Having opened the door, Sister Gladys was really overly surprised that the team went out of their way to appreciate her today on her birthday. She claims that she is 6 years old and add the rest.
After adamantly stating that she wanted no pictures, our media team got the OK after Sisters Jean and Verlyn used their WOMAN POWERS and convinced her to pose for a few shots even though she was caught off guard stating that it would be great for the history pages of the new radical community group.
Sister Gladys Dias is the oldest sitting member on the executive of The United Villages of West Farm, Boyds and Palmetto Point INC.
The Birthday Basket was prepared by Gary's Fruits and Flowers and was jointly sponsored by KVK ENTERPRISES - The Leading T-shirt Printers in The Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis - www.kvklives.com and Dare 2 Be Different International - www.daretobedifferentskn.com
The United Villages of West Farm, Boyds and Palmetto Point INC. and Dare 2 Be Different International - www.daretobedifferentskn.com certainly continue to gain a name locally, regionally and internationally for looking after their community and its members.
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