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Celebrating Rotary's Road to Literacy

Published:Saturday | July 31, 2010 | 12:00 AM
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From left: Rotarian Donovan Brown, Terry-Anne Wilson, The Gleaner's corporate affairs officer, and Rotarian Leisha Wong in conversation at the luncheon.
Nordia Craig (left), The Gleaner's advertising operations manager; Mavis Belasse (centre), information systems manager, are absorbed by what Patricia Roberts, director general of the Jamaica Library Service, has to say.
Deika Morrison, project coordinator, greets Rotarian Robert MacMillan (left) prior to the luncheon. Looking on is Ryan Peralto of Food for the Poor.
Food for the Poor's Ryan Peralto (left) makes a point to James and Joan Morrison during pre-lunch cocktails.
Karin Cooper (right), business development and marketing manager of The Gleaner Company, receives a certificate of appreciation from Deika Morrison (second left), coordinator of the Road to Literacy Campaign. Pictured with them are (from left) James and Joan Morrison (Deika's parents) and Christopher Barnes, The Gleaner's deputy managing director. - Photos by Rudolph Brown/Photographer
Byron Buckley (second right), The Gleaner's special projects editor, injects some humour into the presentation of the certificate of appreciation to The Gleaner Company by Deika Morrison (second left), coordinator of the Rotary Road to Literacy Campaign. Sharing in the moment are (from left) James and Joan Morrison (Deika's parents) and Karin Cooper, business development and marketing manager of The Gleaner Company.
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On Tuesday, July 20, the partners in the successful Road to Literacy Campaign partook of lunch at The Gleaner Company's North Street, central Kingston, headquarters, to celebrate the achievements of the campaign. The success was the result of the extremely generous support of Jamaicans at home and abroad. Here are some pictorial highlights of the luncheon.