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Three Cheers for Mitsy Seaga-Mian
Philanthropist MitsySeaga-Mian and herhusband regulatory andenergy policy specialist DrZia Mian celebrated Seaga-Mian's Order of Distinctionconferment on NationalHeroes' Day.(Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, News, Tuesday Style
October 19, 2018

Three Cheers for Mitsy Seaga-Mian

Friday Social

Across the Corporate Area on Monday, October 15, a number of luncheons and cocktails receptions took place to celebrate recipients of National Awards. Among them was Mitsy Seaga-Mian, who was conferred with the Order of Distinction in the rank of commander for her dedication to child safety and development and philanthropy. Along with founding the SOS Children’s Village, Seaga-Mian has overseen the refurbishing of several hospitals in Jamaica, was the main driver behind the children’s library for the Bustamante Children’s Hospital and organised a programme for Kingston’s “street-corner boys”.

After the morning’s ceremony at King’s House, close friends and family gathered in the Legacy Suite at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel to toast and celebrate Seaga-Mian. It was an intimate affair. Friday Social was among the guests saying “hip hip hooray” to this dedicated daughter of Jamaica, and now brings highlights.

Former prime minister of JamaicaEdward Seaga and his daughter,investment consultant and real estateprofessional Anabella Seaga-Mian
In attendance at Seaga-Mian’s intimate luncheon were (fromleft): General practitioner Dr Richard Gomes; his daughterDeirdre Gomes, business analyst, National Bakery; educatorCarol Levy; and her BCIC managing director husband Peter.
Urologist Dr Robert Wanand his wife Audrey werepleased to be in attendanceat Monday’s luncheon.
ProfessorRenn Holness and retiredbusinesswoman MarjorieMcIntyre stepped into theFriday Social frame.
Celebrating with Mitsy Seaga-Mian (centre) were(from left): Celta Kirkland, Valerie Robertson, SandraLevy-Ramsey and Janet Taylor.
Carmen Brown-Morrow, CEO, FurnitureLandand Karmen’s Kollection, and her husbandretired United States diplomat Ward
Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett and hiswife Carmen (right) showed support for MitsySeaga-Mian on Monday afternoon.

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