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For Education
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Errol Brennan, CEO at Sunshine Auto parts and chairman of the Errol Brennan International Foundation (right), presents a cheque to Keneisha Pinnock (centre), a first year student at the Sam Sharpe Teachers' College in St James, while principal at the college, Dr Auburn Pinnock looks on.
The presentation which was made at the institution recently, followed a request made by the student to the foundation for financial assistance in pursuing her education at the college.
Brennan, who earlier this year received a National Honour (OD) for community service and nation building told the Observer West that he was moved by the student's request for help.
He suggested that he would provide further financial assistance to her and has pledged to be her mentor.
(Photo: Alan Lewin)
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