H. Lavity Stoutt celebrated @ Heroes Live Forever concert



Held at the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC) grounds in Paraquita Bay, those in attendance were treated to live performances by Ramon George, Donna Clyne, Adam O, Sistah Joyce, iRitual, Shanna-Kay Miller-Powell, Melanie Amaro, Gabrielle Denae, Yohance Smith, Kaywanna Pope, Jougo, Dion Williams, Toriah Pryce, Susan Best, Dwight Hutchinson, Cal J, and Rochelle Smith.
Susan Best and Donna Clyne performed a song together and the HLCSS Marching Band joined Clyne during one of her songs.
In attendance were distinguished guests such as Premier and Minister of Finance Dr the Hon Natalio D. Wheatley (R7), Governor Daniel Pruce, Opposition Leader Hon Ronnie W. Skelton (AL), and other ministers of government and opposition members.
Inaugural Visionary Commendation
A new honour, the Visionary Commendation, was bestowed upon 27 deserving Virgin Islanders, three of which were post-humous.
Kareem A. Nelson-Hull, Director of Protocol said, “The Visionary Commendation is awarded to those who have dedicated their time and talent over the past thirty years to preserve the memory of the late H Lavity Stoutt. Tonight’s recipients have given their ideas, personal resources, time and expertise to ensure the next generation of this nation will always know about H.L Stoutt.”
Among those honoured were Hon Lorna G. Smith, OBE (AL), Beverley E. Hodge-Smith, Sandra I. Ward, Linton V. Leonard, Ivor Fraser, Caribbean Printing Company Limited, Hon Vincent O. Wheatley (R9), Eugenie Donovan-Glasgow, Dr Charles H. Wheatley, Carolyn E. Stoutt-Igwe, Peggy Stoutt, Elmore Stoutt, Bernadine A. Walters-Louis, Allison C. Flax-Archer, Janice A. Stoutt, and Eileen L. Parsons.
Premier Wheatley who presented the awards to each honouree said, “Thirty years after his death, we still eat from the fruits of his labour, we still benefit from the establishment of his vision.”
He congratulated the honourees who he said supported the vision of H. Lavity Stoutt.
“A leader is nothing without followers and a vision is nothing without the works that will make that vision into reality,” Premier Wheatley said.


2 Responses to “H. Lavity Stoutt celebrated @ Heroes Live Forever concert”
Need more of these type of events at Pier Park, a central location with plenty of parking for everyone.
Let’s not be distracted with entertainment as we still have to drive home on terrible roads and failing infrastructure. Our new leaders must be encouraged to have a vision for our territory.
Not just new vehicles for every minister. Let’s spend money on community projects that benefit us all.