Strawberry Hill Mother’s Day Brunch
Brooklyn Supermarket director Rachel Lewis basked in the Mother’s Day celebration with her general manager husband Andrew and daughters Aliana (left), Audrina (centre) and Amaya. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Lifestyle, Social
May 17, 2025

Strawberry Hill Mother’s Day Brunch

It was a relaxing, memorable afternoon at Strawberry Hill Hotel’s Mother’s Day brunch hosted by award-winning Executive Chef Brian Lumley. Saturday Social takes one last look at the event filled with special moments.

 

Photographer:

Naphtali Junior

Leading a celebratory Mother’s Day toast was Strawberry Hill Hotel Operations Manager Michelle Toyloy-Carter (second left) with D.ONE CEO Daiana Simenel, her husband French Embassy Deputy Head of Mission Antoine Simenel and daughter Emilya.Naphtali Junior

Sian Associates CEO Sharon Roper (left) and her daughter Georgina (right) enjoyed the festivities with CaribbeanJobs.com Regional Sales Manager Sarah Warren (second left) and educator Carole Turnbull.Naphtali Junior

Enthralled by the dulcet tones of saxophonist Verlando Small were horticulturist Gillian Dewar and her daughter Gabrielle.Naphtali Junior

Musician Gabrielle Clarke-Bailey provided the perfect soundtrack to the Mother’s Day brunch. Naphtali Junior

Raising a toast with Chandon Rosé were (from left) accountant Feliesha Leslie, entrepreneurs Melicia Richards, Shantal Beckford and Olivia Leslie.Naphtali Junior

Strawberry Hill Hotel Chef Dillon Osbourne put the finishing touches to the jerk chicken with citrus Blackwell Rum glaze.Naphtali Junior

Executive Chef Brian Lumley (centre) and Strawberry Hill Hotel Operations Manager Michelle Toyloy-Carter (second right)received rave reviews from banker Sheila White (second left), her businessman husband Eric and psychologist daughter Renée.Naphtali Junior

Sharing smiles and good times were attorney-at-law Natalie Ross (left) and retired early childhood educator Judith Brown. Naphtali Junior

Relishing the moment were housekeeper Beverly Anderson (left) and her mother Iris Arnold. Naphtali Junior

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