The Kamalamee Honours Class of 2014 are: Anita Dohertyfor Athletics,Washington Smithfor Business, Anthony “Huck” Williams for Design, Erika Gatesfor Ecology, Dorothy Goldsmithfor Education, Lois Seiler for Fine Arts, Nurse Lorraine Richards for Healthcare, Vicky Martel for Humanitarianism, Hon. Janet Bostwick for Political Science and Bishop Rudolph Arthur for Religion.

Freeport, Grand Bahama Island -  The Kamalamee Organization has officially released the names of individuals who will receive the 2014 Kamalamee Honours. Since 2010, the Organization has added names to the roster who have charted the national standard of excellence.The Kamalamee Organization was founded in 2010 with the Kamlamee Honours being its flagship program in 2012 which aims to pay tribute to those that have significantly influenced the cultural and economic landscape of our island of Grand Bahama and The Bahamas by large.

For the past 4 years The Kamalamee Organization has inducted hundreds of outstanding Bahamians and Bahamian residents to its Bahamian Heroes Honours collection and online database at www.kamalamee.com.

The Kamalamee Honours class of 2014 will begin their induction process with a glamourous black tie photo shoot behind Princes Isles, a portrait unveiling showcase, a medallion ceremony, and a black tie tribute concert in February, 2015.

The public was asked to submit names of their everyday hero online earlier this year; from 50+ names, 10 were selected. The primary standard in the selection process is excellence and notoriety. The Honourees aren’t chosen by achievement alone, but by value of contribution.

The Kamalamee Honours Class of 2014 are: Anita Dohertyfor Athletics,Washington Smithfor Business, Anthony “Huck” Williams for Design, Erika Gatesfor Ecology, Dorothy Goldsmithfor Education, Lois Seiler for Fine Arts, Nurse Lorraine Richards for Healthcare, Vicky Martel for Humanitarianism, Hon. Janet Bostwick for Political Science and Bishop Rudolph Arthur for Religion.

Since the introduction of The Kamalamee Honours, The Bahamas now joins many countries around the world that pays tribute to its people through the performing arts by presenting heartfelt tributes from peers and admirers.

The 2nd Annual Kamalamee Medallion Ceremony will be open to the general public and The 3rd Annual Kamalamee Honours will take place in February, 2015 at the Regency Theatre tickets will be $50.00. The show will be consisted of surprise guest speakers and live tribute performances. Tradition will have it, that every year the complete list of guest performers will be kept unpublicized until the show is in progress, adding to the element of surprise to both the honourees and the spectators.

The Kamalame Organization committee members are: C. McMahon Campbell, Karen Ferguson-Bain, Lyndah Wells, Chervita Campbell, Shasheena Rolle, Meryl Glinton and Mark Winder. See last year's winners HERE.The Kamalamee Honours continues to celebrate everyday people who have changed The Bahamas known and unknown to us; then and now. We honour them, we thank them, we owe them!