The Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International extends heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of one of our resolute and dedicated supporters, Mr. Clement V. Subryan who went on to be with the LORD on February 5, 2025, and was ceremonially interned on February 28, 2025. He was 72-years of age.  He is survived by his loving wife Loraine, and three sons.  Clement was an advocate and dependable friend of the Association and will be truly missed at our Reunion celebrations where he frequently attended.  Clement was the brother-in-law of our Association’s Public Relations Officer, and Membership Chair Person Ms. Lorna Welshman-Neblett.

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Chief Executive Officer Dr. Desire DeFlorimonte and Advisory Board Member Barbara Atherly, paid a scheduled visit to our Association's Education Partnership School, Gifted Hands Learning Center For Special Needs (GHLCSN) in Campbellville, Georgetown, Guyana.  This event took place on Monday October 21, 2024.  The CEO and Ms. Atherly were greeted warmly and enthusiastically by the school's Principal and Founder, Ms. Marcia Smith and her students.

Mary McLeod Bethune wrote, "The service you give to humanity, is the rent you pay for the time you are given on this earth. There are people whose service to mankind, to our strong as well as fragile organizations, macro institutions and countries, have made their service an invaluable compendium of their lives. Guyanese born Barbara Atherly is unmistakenly among those people.

With a unique resume and extensive successful careers on national and international world stages, in sometimes near cataclysmic conditions in geo-politics, crisis nation-building, and attempting to foster coexistence among opposing cultures around the world, Barbara Atherly is the epic summation of Guyanese parents who prioritized religion and education in the home she grew up in, and her attendance at Cambridge Academy that helped form the foundation for higher scholarship, and created a 'bold' and elegant lady who was and still is unafraid to go where ever her services to people are needed.