I once referred to him as a Senior Statesman back then when a young Guyana was unraveling itself from its former colonial past, and hastily distancing itself from terms and titles that kept our political, economic, and social structures unbalanced for so long. He smiled, and that was rare. I don't know to this day if the smile meant that he approved of the colonial platitude I uttered, so I decided it would be 'Mr. Agard' from that time forward. Mr. Agard had a quiet strength about him; I never heard him raise his voice but he maintained a monotone like no other with which he captured an audience of one, two, or a hundred.

Donna A. (Shepherd) London, 60, died in her home on Tuesday, October 10, 2017, after a long illness. She leaves her husband of 37 years, Ivor C. London; her daughter, Astrid Walker and husband Fred of Upper Marlboro, MD; her son, Colin E. London of Worcester; five brothers, Leslie Cameron and his wife Hazel, Lloyd Hamilton and his wife Dionne, James Shepherd, Jr. and his wife Barbara, Eon Trotman and his wife Cassandra, Noel Shepherd; four sisters, Esther "Gem" Wilson, Jennifer Carmichael and her husband Dennis, Brenda Lester and her husband Frankie, Lilian Shepherd and her husband Neil; and many nieces and nephews.

The Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International would like to extend its care and compassion to Mr. Devonish and his family. His grandson, Kyle Schulters was involved in a terrible accident at a summer camp. Let us all lift up Mr. Devonish and family in our prayers.

Dr. Trevin London
CEO

Please visit his Gofundme page

https://www.gofundme.com/d4jpt7-support-for-kyle-schulters?pc=wa_co_dashboard_a&rcid=1fa9d4e56bc0445392daf2be7c4a77e6

Courtney (FEF FEH) Fanfair in Association with CAAAI

Invite You To Their Fundraiser Dance

Pictures from the CAAAI 2016 Reunion are now on display in our Photo Gallery.

Go to Photo Album