Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Minister Charles Fernandez Hosts Heartwarming Golden Age Seniors’ Luncheon
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Minister Charles Fernandez Hosts Heartwarming Golden Age Seniors’ Luncheon

Minister Charles Fernandez Hosts Heartwarming Golden Age Seniors’ Luncheon

10 December 2024 - 18:58

Minister Charles Fernandez Hosts Heartwarming Golden Age Seniors’ Luncheon

10 December 2024 - 18:58

In the true spirit of giving and gratitude, the Parliamentary Representative for St. John’s Rural North, Hon. Charles ‘Max’ Fernandez, hosted a memorable Golden Age Seniors’ Luncheon on Saturday at the Atlantic View Restaurant, ABHTI.

This event marked a heartwarming celebration of the seniors who form the backbone of the community.

Traditionally, Hon. Fernandez and his team treat seniors to an island bus tour, exploring scenic sites followed by an afternoon lunch.

This year, the event took a delightful turn with the introduction of a formal luncheon, elevating the experience to a new level of fun and appreciation.

The gathering welcomed over 60 seniors who were treated to a three-course meal meticulously prepared and served by the talented culinary arts students of ABHTI.

Adding to the festive atmosphere, live entertainment by Bernard DeNully and Lacu Samuel of Steels and Keys, along with classic oldies from resident DJ Stan, brought smiles and energy to the room.

The luncheon featured exciting activities such as trivia games, door raffles, and a surprise dance competition. Special awards were presented for Best Dressed Male and Female, Most Vintage Male, and Mother with the Most Children in Attendance.

Award Highlights:

  • Best Dressed Male: Mr. Eustace Cornelius
  • Best Dressed Female: Mrs. Claudette Nolland
  • Most Vintage Male: 83-year-old Mr. Cecil Charles
  • Mothers with the Most Children in Attendance: Mrs. Hildred Nicholas and Mrs. Deliah Daniels, each with 10 children

In his opening remarks, Hon. Fernandez reflected on the importance of celebrating the seniors who have made invaluable contributions to the community. “Our elders are the foundation of our society,” he stated. “This annual tradition is a way of showing our gratitude for their wisdom, resilience, and love. Moving forward, I am committed to hosting more events like this to ensure our seniors feel appreciated and cherished.”

The Honorable Minister extended his gratitude to the event’s sponsors, whose generosity made the day’s activities even more special.

The Golden Age Seniors’ Luncheon was a beautiful afternoon of laughter, music, and treasured memories—a true testament to the importance of community and togetherness.

 

 

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1 Comment

  1. I am glad for the seniors who attended that function they deserved it after all..help eat some of the self enrichment money and drink wine pan tap a day too

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