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Published: Friday | September 28, 2012 Comments 0
PROVEN Wealth Limited Portfolio Adviser Stephanie Harris (right) takes a moment from greeting with good friends Sir Kenneth Hall and Lady Hall for a photo moment at the AMCHAM Awards Gala. - Contributed
PROVEN Wealth Limited Portfolio Adviser Stephanie Harris (right) takes a moment from greeting with good friends Sir Kenneth Hall and Lady Hall for a photo moment at the AMCHAM Awards Gala. - Contributed
From left: Jason Corrigan, commercial director at Digicel, Jacinth Byles and husband Richard Byles, president and CEO of Sagicor Life Jamaica Limited, Makeba Bennett-Easy of Flow Jamaica Limited and husband Brian Bennett-Easy of Digicel share lens time with Chorvelle Johnson, president and CEO of PROVEN Wealth Limited, at the AMCHAM Awards Gala. - Contributed
From left: Jason Corrigan, commercial director at Digicel, Jacinth Byles and husband Richard Byles, president and CEO of Sagicor Life Jamaica Limited, Makeba Bennett-Easy of Flow Jamaica Limited and husband Brian Bennett-Easy of Digicel share lens time with Chorvelle Johnson, president and CEO of PROVEN Wealth Limited, at the AMCHAM Awards Gala. - Contributed
Clearly the masked fiend is one that has a palate for red wine since he was caught 'red handed' with wine in hand. Whether he was a Navy Seal or a terrorist, depending on how he is preceived, Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin was a hit at the costume soirée. - Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer
Clearly the masked fiend is one that has a palate for red wine since he was caught 'red handed' with wine in hand. Whether he was a Navy Seal or a terrorist, depending on how he is preceived, Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin was a hit at the costume soirée. - Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer
'Sister Act' gone sexy maybe? Perhaps Lois Cowling is getting ready to join the convent. - Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer
'Sister Act' gone sexy maybe? Perhaps Lois Cowling is getting ready to join the convent. - Colin Hamilton/Freelance Photographer
The Spanish Court Hotel hosted Sheryl Lee Ralph at dinner at their St Lucia Avenue Complex on Wednesday night. Sharing in a light-hearted moment are Opposition Ministers Olivia 'Babsy' Grange (centre) and Ed Bartlett. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
The Spanish Court Hotel hosted Sheryl Lee Ralph at dinner at their St Lucia Avenue Complex on Wednesday night. Sharing in a light-hearted moment are Opposition Ministers Olivia 'Babsy' Grange (centre) and Ed Bartlett. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
From left: Fashionable mavens Lois Sherwood, Diana Stewart and Cindy Breakspeare-Bent make a lovely trio at the Guardsman Limited post-anniversary church service brunch. - Contributed
From left: Fashionable mavens Lois Sherwood, Diana Stewart and Cindy Breakspeare-Bent make a lovely trio at the Guardsman Limited post-anniversary church service brunch. - Contributed
The affable Guardsman Group executive chairman, Kenny Benjamin (centre), shares a light-hearted moment with Guardsman Limited Special Projects Manager Michael Cuffe and his songstress belle, Tessanne, at last Sunday's post-anniversary church service brunch held on the lawns of Guardsman Group. - Contributed
The affable Guardsman Group executive chairman, Kenny Benjamin (centre), shares a light-hearted moment with Guardsman Limited Special Projects Manager Michael Cuffe and his songstress belle, Tessanne, at last Sunday's post-anniversary church service brunch held on the lawns of Guardsman Group. - Contributed

The week fared well and we are one again welcoming the beloved weekend with highlights from Major Owen Miller's 70th birthday costume party, Guardsman's post-anniversary brunch and AMCHAM's annual Awards Gala.

 Our Something Extra lens also said hello to noted Jamaican-born Hollywood actress Sheryl Lee Ralph who is in the island and was hosted at dinner by the Spanish Court Hotel. Kick-start your weekend with EXTRA highlights!











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