Alcian Bell-Elliot uses her cellphone to record George Nooks's in performance. Her cousin Mellanie Daley-Stewart, daughter of the birthday celebrant, enjoys the moment. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)
Hundreds of residents of Essex Hall district, St Andrew, made March 18 special for Cynthia "Berdel" Daley as she celebrated her 74th birthday in the community at a party thrown by her children and which featured excellent performances by entertainers George Nooks and Kukudoo, despite the rain.
The Daley family, though living abroad, is known for hosting regular treats for the community.
Cynthia "Berdel" Daley and her sons Ezron Daley (left) and Lascelle Daley, are enjoying singer George Nooks's performance at her 74th birthday party in Essex Hall, St Andrew, on March 18. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)
Cynthia "Berdel" Daley (left foreground) enjoying the concert marking her 74th birthday with relatives and neighbours in Essex Hall district, St Andrew, on March 18.
Kukudoo's performance moves Lascelle Daley to dance at his wife's 74th birthday party in Essex Hall district, St Andrew, on March 18.
Kukudoo perfoms even as it rains during Cynthia Daley's 74th birthday party in Essex Hall district, St Andrew, on Saturday, March 18.
Denice enjoying Cynthia Daley's 74th birthday party on March 18 in Essex Hall district, St Andrew.
Cynthia Daley gets a special birthday hug from entertainer George Nooks at her party on March 18 in Essex Hall, St Andrew.
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