Entrepreneur and Jamaica Observer Food Awards judge Oneal Johnson (left), Chef Brian Lumley and Jamaica Observer Senior Associate Editor - Lifestyle and Social Content Novia McDonald-Whyte raised a toast to Christopher Reckford and Jimmy Joseph. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Lifestyle, Social

February 14, 2025

Cheers To Life!

Friday Social continues coverage of the joint 60th birthday party of technology consultant Christopher Reckord and entrepreneur Jimmy Joseph, held on Monday, February 10. The Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards judges basked in the festivities, joined by fellow celebrants, brand developer Fern Proctor and Sian Associates Managing Director Sharon Roper, with friends and family present.

Experience more moments from the event.

Sharing a festive moment were (from left) NMDInc CEO Nasha-Monique Douglas and Rib Kage co-principals Gillian and Gariel FergusonGarfield Robinson

Attorney-at-law Drum Manley Drummond (left) shared a laugh with Coldwell Banker CEO Andrew Issa.Garfield Robinson

It was never a dull moment for Brian “Ribbie” Chung, Ribbiz principal, and attorney-at-law Roshani Howard who joined in the celebrations.Garfield Robinson

Attorney-at-law Nicole Anne Fullerton (left) and Caribbean Assurance Brokers CEO Sheraley Bridgeman were among the guests.Garrfield Robinson

Parenting consultant Michelle Gordon (left) and Allmighty Studios principal Dr Paula Dawson enjoyed the pulsating ambience.Garfield Robinson

Lifestyle photographer and HR consultant Kerri Berrick took a break from the party to pose for the Saturday Social camera.Garfield Robinson

The Infiniti Partnership Managing Director Kirk-Anthony Hamilton and his wife, business development executive Karishma Hamilton were radiant.Garfield Robinson

Birthday celebrant Christopher Reckord (right) and his wife, Design Privacy Limited Head of Service Delivery Kerri-Anne Reckord (second left) received well-wishes from Jamaica Observer Group Managing Director Dominic Beaubrun and his wife, HR consultant Angelique Beaubrun.Garfield Robinson

TV producer Odessa Chambers (left) and her mother, film-maker Bluette Abrahams savoured the occasion.Garfield Robinson

Happy to honour the birthday celebrants were Select Brands Corporate Marketing Manager Tania McConnell and her husband, Select Brands Co-Managing Director David McConnell.Garfield Robinson

Polo and More Editor-In-Chief Karen Kranenburg stunned in a caftan from Verandah Studio.Garfield Robinson

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