The Rotary Club of Montego Bay celebrates 60 years of service to the second city being chartered in March 1961.
The Annual Installation ceremony of the Rotary Club of Montego Bay was held at the Day O' Plantation during a period of loosened restrictions by the Government of Jamaica. It was a well needed fellowship event that had members seeing each other probably for the first time that year, face to face. The media coverage of the event created a splash in newspapers in the weeks to follow highlighting the newly installed President Amber-Gail Grandison, youngest President of the club, first Rotaractor to transition and trained air traffic controller. The new President promised a year of growth and an ambitious Presidential project to build a home for a needy family in collaboration with the Food for the Poor.
Dynamic Trio
Guest Speaker Janet Silvera is flanked by President Amber-Gail Grandison and Immediate Past President Anan Boakye Agyemang
