The untainted joy of their childhood shone through as Mr Rennie and Ms Pam told stories of long-ago Easter celebrations in Cayman.
From his vantage point as long-time bus driver of Cayman’s youth, Renford “Mr Rennie” Barnes, has heard many stories and has many stories to tell.
“No matter what you have to do, always try your best for your best doesn’t allow you to give up.”
I am currently a Sophomore at the Wilfrid Laurier University pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology. Sports have always been a part of my life from the age of nine where I found love for all sports ranging from Swimming, Football, Netball, and Basketball.
“We were all created equally to take on life’s challenges; how we approach each situation determines the outcome. Keep fighting the good fight of faith believing that you are an overcomer!”
“There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish. We are surrounded by extraordinary women who lead by example with strength and dignity.
“To tell a woman everything she cannot do is to tell her what she can.”
“As a woman, it would be much appreciated to be looked at for all the goals I accomplished throughout my life, rather than for my gender or name.”
“Rugby taught me to have the confidence to lead, not solely on the pitch but in every aspect of my life.”