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Formal Reflections in memory of Mavis Brooks-Salmon. | SMN News

January 19, 2020

Formal Reflections in memory of Mavis Brooks-Salmon. | SMN News
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Eugene B. Holiday
Governor of Sint Maarten
January 18, 2020



Leonaris, Earlon, Najhilah, Church, Good morning,
We are here to today to remember and pay homage to a multifaceted, distinguished and strong woman, Mavis Brooks-Salmon. I am, as Governor, Chair of the Council of Advice and personally, most pleased to deliver formal reflections in appreciation of the life and legacy, of Mavis Brooks-Salmon, the Vice-Chair of the Council of Advice of Sint Maarten.
Preparing for these reflections it struck me that my first and last memory of Mavis is a memory of a


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