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Mayberry spreads Christmas joy at Retired Nurses Annual Luncheon

Published:Sunday | December 29, 2019 | 12:00 AM
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President of The Nurses’ Association of Jamaica, Carmen Johnson (left), was pleased to receive a hug from Clare Bryan, financial adviser at Mayberry Investments Limited.
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Director General and Chairman of the Planning Institute of Jamaica Dr Wayne Henry (right) was happy to grace The Nurses’ Association of Jamaica Annual Luncheon with his presence after receiving his early Christmas gift basket from Gloria Smellie.
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Mrs Dorea Daley, a member of The Nurses’ Association of Jamaica vocals encompasses the room, as she shares the Christmas spirit with guests at The Retired Nurses’ Annual luncheon.
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Dr. Wayne Henry, Director General and Chairman of the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ), a man of many hats, effortlessly shares words of wisdom with the guests.
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Stephanie Harrison (left), Digital Marketing Manager at Mayberry Investments Limited, listens attentively to the wisdom being imparted from Meril Hanson, former president of The Nurses' Association of Jamaica.
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Wayne Henry (left), Director General and Chairman of the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) and Cedric Stewart, Sales Manager at Mayberry Investments Limited, greet each other with a firm handshake.
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Nurses play a critical role in the society, and honouring them for their loyalty and service is something that should come naturally. Mayberry Investments Limited, continues to show support for this group year after year. The company recently hosted the Nurses Association 23rd anniversary banquet, at the Alhambra Inn, with distinguished guest speaker, Dr Wayne Henry.

The Retired Nurses’ Association, along with Mayberry, has made significant strides in maintaining such an initiative for nurses who have invested their time, patience, and knowledge in the health sector.

According to Kayree Berry, CEO of Mayberry Investments Limited, “This partnership is Mayberry’s way of giving back, not only supporting the Retired Nurses’ Association Annual Luncheon, but to also bring them financial knowledge, which will assist them in being financially viable.”

Words of wisdom

She was excited to share her words of wisdom to the retired guests and implore them to prepare themselves on becoming financially stable for their families and future.

With the increase in nurses’ migration, Mayberry’s mandate is to bridge the gap for nurses so that they can feel supported mentally and financially and have long-term viability in Jamaica.

The retired nurses have managed to positively impact and make Jamaica a little warmer for persons to coexist by healing patients daily, and Mayberry hopes to make their lives a little more comforting now that they have retired.

They toasted the ups and downs shared over the years, but most important, their contribution to nurturing the well-being of citizens.

“Thanks to Mayberry for their continuous support to the Retired Nurses’ Association and we will maintain our relationship for years to come,” ended Carmen Johnson, president of the Retired Nurses Association.