Lascelles Chin’s passion was the people – Holness
Dr Eileen Chin, widow of Lascelles Chin, and children (from second left) David, Richard and Wayne Chin looking at the programme during yesterday’s service of thanksgiving at Cathedral of The Most Holy Trinity, on George Headley Drive in Kingston.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness pays tribute during the service of thanksgiving for the life of Lascelles Chin at Cathedral of The Most Holy Trinity, on George Headley Drive in Kingston yesterday.
Dr Peter Phillips greets (from second left) Dr Eileen Chin, widow of Lascelles Chin and her sons David Chin, Richard Chin and stepson Wayne Chin at the service of thanksgiving for the life of Lascelles Chin at Cathedral of The Most Holy Trinity, on George Headley Drive in Kingston yesterday.
Given Lascelles Chin’s decades of contributions to nation building, it would have been remiss of Prime Minister Andrew Holness to not be present at yesterday’s thanksgiving service for the life of the 86-year-old businessman and philanthropist.
Holness, whose tribute followed that of Chin’s daughter, Lisa Watts, reflected on how he witnessed Chin changing lives, especially through the LASCO Police Officer of the Year Award, the LASCO Nurse of the Year Award, and the LASCO Teacher of the Year Award.
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