Can't believe that "WHAT DID BLUE DO FOR YOU" is 4 years old already.
Each time you do a search to the beginning, Facebook's algorithm will change the photos of the members displayed. We have no control over the arrangement.
What is interesting to note here is that all the members displayed in this latest search have played a very significant role in the vision and purpose of this group and I would like to acknowledge them.
From Left to Right:
Alison Nadine: St. Andrew High School Alumna, one of the very first (probably the first) females to be added to the group.
DaBlue Pages: AKA Sydney Murray. Jamaica College Alumnus and founder of What Did Blue Do For You.
Noel Lawrence: Jamaica College Alumnus and co-sponsor of the 2014 JC Past Educators Reunion. (JCPER)
Michelle Morris: St. Andrew High School Alumna and Accounting Consultant for the Inaugural (Jamaica College & St. Andrew High School International Alumni) JSIA Awards in 2012.
Vinessa Cadien-Miller: St. Andrew High School Alumna. Chartered Accountant and Presenter at the 2012 JSIA awards that was sponsored by DaBlue.
Elizabeth Mullings-Smith: Former Head Girl of Camion College and daughter of Canon Father Peter Mullings; former Religious leader and educator at JC.
Byron Phillips: Jamaica College Alumnus. Educator and avid supporter of our community.
Karaine Smith Holness: St. Andrew High School Alumna and owner of Hair's K salon and academy in Connecticut USA. Avid supporter of JC & SAHS.
Charl Baker: Director of a talent company, Fashion designer, Wardrobe consultant, was the artist and an organizer at the 2012 JSIA Awards.
Maurice E. Crooks: Jamaica College Alumnus, Manning Cup player and (besides the administrator) was the first JC alumnus to post in WDBDFY. He also donated funds towards honoring Ed Othneil Gordon's Lifetime Achievement (40yrs) at JC.
Members of What Did Blue Do For You, we cannot say enough how much we appreciate your support. Without you the vision would have remained a dream. You the member have shared your memorable stories that has made us reminisce about the live changing experiences we had at our respective alma maters.
As we march forward we ask for your ideas and suggestions as to how we can advance our community in a tangible way.
Thanks to every member that requested to join, added your friends, as well as shared and commented on stories. Continue to intrigue and entertain us with your posts.