J Wray & Nephew Information Technology Director Keisha Muir (left), caterer Joseph Johnson, and Caribbean Airlines pilot Captain Lisa Elliott<strong> (Observer)</strong>
December 13, 2016
Lounging around at K6
Chow Society’s K6: The Brunch Edition, on Sunday, wrapped the weekend with infectious music, Veuve Clicquot Rich — the event’s official pour — a straightforward buffet influenced by international cuisine, and a congeniality among patrons reminiscent of a neighbourhood barbecue. Thursday Social bobs and weaves in and around the cabanas and picnic tables at Fort Charles, in Port Royal.
Attorney-at-law Lecia-Gaye Taylor and hubby, Garfield, a deputy superintendent of police<strong> (Observer)</strong>
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Having turned 65 years old two days prior, Coldfield Manufacturing Co-Founder & Chair Ian Wong was assisted by his wife Brenda, in cutting his birthday cake.<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Philanthropist Nevada Powe and social venture consultant Kwayera Archer<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Stewart’s Automotive Group Digital Marketing Specialist Toni Oliver<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Marketing consultant & realtor Ladiann Wade and her husband, Kevin, an entrepreneur<strong>Observer</strong>
Event planner/educator Kimberly Wong and her Coldfield Manufacturing sales & marketing director hubby Jordan Wong (<strong>Observer)</strong>
Kremi Liguanea Manager Michelle Clarke (left) and PROVEN Wealth Assistant Manager, Marketing Michelle Tracey<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Seaboard Shipping Account Executive Jhordanne McDonald (left) and AdMark Account Executive Alexisse Chin<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Nicole Fletcher-Brown, director of human resource development at the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture & Fisheries — wearing Keneea Linton — and her husband, bespoke tailor Carlton Brown, in a self-design<strong> (Observer)</strong>
OB/gyn Andree Gauntlett (left) and curator Staci-Marie Dehaney<strong> (Observer)</strong>
(From left) Miss T’s Kitchen chef/patron Anna-Kay Tomlinson and her Hillel Academy IB student daughter Lauren, CAC 2000 Chairman & CEO Steven Marston, and design consultant April McNeill<strong>Observer</strong>
drennaLUNA Client & Marketing Manager Angelie Martin-Spencer (left) and her designer sister Arlene<strong>Observer</strong>
The McClure sisters (from left) Lauren, managing director at Go Viral, Annalise, a international business major at the University of South Florida, and Shannon, an events consultant<strong> (Observer)</strong>
(From left) Digital Interactive Services/ReadyTV President & CEO Christopher Dehring, and his wife Katia Dehring, a business to business manager at FLOW; customer care consultant Nadine Burrowes-Seaga; Stewart’s Automotive Group Special Projects Manager Amanda Lechler and her sister, After-Sales Manager Christina Hudson; and Stewart’s Automotive Group director Jacqueline Lechler, and her husband James, general manager at Stewart Industrial<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Coldfield Manufacturing Sales & Marketing Director Jordan Wong carried his dad Ian’s lit birthday cake.<strong> (Observer)</strong>
CHOW Society directors (from left) Brett Wong, Leisha Wong, Stephen Price and Imani Duncan-Price with project coordinator Zachary Chung (second right) and events consultant Shannon McClure<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Marketing communications consultant Nicole Pandohie (left) and her husband Richard, president & CEO at the Seprod Group<strong>Observer</strong>
Hairstylist Lisa Hutchinson<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Paramount Jamaica Managing Director Hugh Graham (left), Express Fitness personal trainer Tricia Freeman, and Lawrence & Lawrence CEO Terence Lawrence<strong> (Observer)</strong>
(From left) Chimney Records director David Hayle, PROVEN Wealth Assistant Manager, Client Services Jhenelle Lawrence, PROVEN Wealth Head of Sales Ryan Reid, attorney-at-law Patrick Peterkin, and realtor Natasha Thomas<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Attorneys-at-law (from left) Sheree Smith, Rene Gayle, and Samantha Moore<strong> (Observer)</strong>
Bliss Bridal Boutique Sara Stanford and her director of sales & marketing husband Brian<strong> (Observer)</strong>
