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Last Updated: Nov 20, 2009 - 1:10:32 PM |
Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas - The Red Rose Ball Committee's 'A Night at the Taj Mahal, India' event took place at the Radisson Our Lucaya in Freeport on November 7th. The event is to encourage awareness of HIV/AIDS and the ball is a major annual fundraiser for the Grand Bahama AIDS Awareness Committee.
Special visiting guests this year were US Ambassador, Her Excellency Nicole Avant, Bahamas General Consul to Atlanta, Katherine 'Kay' Forbes-Smith; past US Ambassador John Rood; and Jasmine Shirley of Broward Health who was the guest speaker.
The Bahamas Weekly News Team brings you two video interviews, one first with Kay Forbes-Smith who talks about the importance of such an event, and who shares information about her new post in Atlanta and the many activities she is involved in.
The second interview is with Jasmine Shirley, who attended the ball for her second year. She explains how Broward Health is involved in AIDS awareness and the programs they have in place.
Jasmine Shirley speaking at the 2009 Red Rose Ball at the Radisson Our Lucaya resort in Freeport, Grand Bahama, on November 7th. Shirley was the guest speaker. Photo: Derek Carroll
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(Photos) The Red Rose Ball Committee delivers A Night at the Taj Mahal, India
(VIDEO) U.S. Ambassador Nicole Avant Speaks at Bahamas Red Rose Ball -
Ms. Jasmin Shirley to be a guest of honour at the Red Rose Ball, A Night at Taj Mahal, India
The Bahamas Weekly wishes to thank
1.9.6 The Experience for clothes worn by Robbin Whachell
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