Zuwaina Miranda and Shane Santos celebrated their wedding on Friday the 13th of December, 2024
They had a registered court marriage on the 25th of July, 2024
The nuptial mass was at 3 p.m. at St Blaise’s Church, Amboli, Andheri
It was live streamed so relatives and friends could view it globally
Zuwaina is employed at Tata CLiQ Luxury while Shane is an independent advocate he also has a degree in hospitality
They have been together for seventeen years and have grown together gradually and happily
The beautiful minimalist white and green wedding card was designed by Zuwaina’s friend Anuja
She lives and works in Canada
The celebrants were Fr. Sunil from Mahad and Fr. Sean Sequira from I.C. Church, Borivali
Fr. Sean has a beautiful voice we were enthralled to hear him sing so melodiously
The Church was beautifully decorated with fresh white flowers and dim lit electrical candles at each pew
The church has beautiful stained glass windows with a red and white façade it is very old and not new
The Bride looking absolutely gorgeous and beautiful in a stunning classic bridal gown
Her long veil had ‘Better Together’ with the wedding date and monogram embroidered on it as it trailed along the ground
Attached to her bridal bouquet were Papa Percy’s rosary and bouquet charms that had pictures of her dearly departed pet dog Spark and departed members of her family
Accompanied by her mother Penny she made a grand entrance in the aisle of the church walking slowly and elegantly
Her groom Shane suave and handsome in a black tuxedo waited patiently
He looked in awe as his Bride made her way towards him finally
In sage green gowns were Bridesmaids Aditi, Thea, Akruti , Zuwaina’s cousin Corylann and Karen
The Best men wearing Beige suits were Shane’s twin brother Sheldon and his friends Jaron, Romario and Kalvin
Two little page boys Leon age 9 years and Miguel age 2 years led the Bridal party
They performed their duties to the best of their ability
Pristine white Baby’s Breath flowers was used by the wedding entourage as corsages, hair accessories and boutonnieres
The reception was at Sun N Sand Hotel, Juhu adjoining the beach at 7 p.m. was decorated with lights, candles, a huge shiny disco ball and fresh flowers everywhere
A board at the entrance stated ’Welcome to the Wedding of Shane and Zuwaina, so glad you’re here’
There was a huge white board where guests were requested to leave a message for the Bridal couple to display at their home in the coming New Year
There was a photo booth set up for Polaroid pictures for the guests as a memento
With the sun setting in the background into the sea it was picture perfect to go
The Chaat counter was open with paani puri, lagda pattice and dahi batata puri a delicious treat
Visitors from abroad were delighted to savor these street food eats
Bradley Carvalho was the compere for the evening
He engaged the guests and guided the reception with his wit and his dancing
A monogram with initials Z and S intertwining was engraved on the tableware
It was also used on the invitation cards, paper confetti cones, for drink stirrers just about everywhere
Wedding serving cake and wine was served to guests as soon as they entered
You say Cheers and drink the wine to wish the couple happiness after the toast is raised
Valerie and Valerian, the groom’s parents made an entrance dancing followed by Penny and Milind
The Bridal couple then made an entry dancing to the music while the bridal entourage held lit sparklers with the lights dimmed
The three tiered White Wedding Cake had a big Bow on it with two fondant dogs placed on it
Champagne was popped by the bridal entourage and poured into a tower of Champagne glasses trying not to spill any of it
Aditi, Thea and Sheldon raised the Toast with humorous anecdotes of their friendship
Zuwaina and Shane replied separately thanking all their near and dear ones for their support and kinship
Sheldon sang a song dedicated to the Bridal couple he had been practicing
He is a well- known photographer by profession and loves dancing
The Bar had cocktails and drinks named after the bridal couple with various combinations
There was a paper cone of popcorn attached to your drink glass with a tiny wooden peg within
‘A Class Apart’ a dynamic and versatile band was in attendance they brought live and high energy to the event
They had the guests dancing nonstop on the floor especially during the ‘Masala’ session towards the end
Dj Karan Fernandes’ playlist was a hit with the dancing crowd
They were singing, dancing and cheering out loud
Beer battered fish, Butter Garlic Prawns, Reshmi Chicken, Cheese and Corn nuggets and spicy mushrooms were the delicious starters
Guava Chili, Lime n lemony and Piña Colada were the thirst quenchers
In non-vegetarian there was Butter Chicken, Kheema /Mutton chops with pav and Goan Prawn Curry,
For Vegetarians there was Dahi wada, Paneer Tikka Masala, Baked Spinach & Riccota Cannelloni, Tava vegetable, Dum Sabji Biryani, Yellow Dal Tadka, Steamed Rice and Vegetable Thai curry,
Accompaniments were Papads, Raita and various green, fruit and pasta salads with dressing
There was a live counter for freshly baked rotis on a tandoor oven with stand by chefs for cooking
The Wok Chinese live Counter was available for Chinese food lovers cooked according to your taste
On the menu were Vegetable Burnt Garlic Fried Rice, Vegetable Hakka Noodles, Mix Vegetable Kung Pao Sauce, and Chicken in Black Bean Sauce paste
The Dessert Bar had Kesar Rasmalai, Fresh Fruit Custard, Chocolate Brownies and Vanilla Ice cream all very appetizing
It was a sweet ending to a very successful, entertaining and enjoyable evening
The Bridal couple were lifted on chairs high in the air and carried individually
We cheered them on until they met and kissed finally
A miniature monogrammed bar set gift box was presented to the guests as they were leaving the venue
There was an indoor after party for the younger guests who continued to party the night through
Congratulations Zuwaina and Shane wishing you both a lifetime of love and happiness in every way
It was indeed a day filled with memories to last forever beginning from today!
Cousin Penny hosted her daughter Zuwaina’s Umbracha Paani a pre wedding celebration on the 11th of December, 2024
The literal meaning of ‘Umbracha Paani’ is water from the roots of a Fig tree near a well which is used to bathe the Bride according to folk lore
Zuwaina the pretty bride wore the traditional East Indian lugra
I love that she wore red shoes that matched her attire perfectly by far
Thank you Karen for designing a beautiful Umbracha Paani invitation card in East Indian Marathi and English with inputs from Penny for the occasion
Thank you Candida Remedios@ can.dee.duh for the edit you always pitch in
The venue was Penny’s Parents, Aunt Virginia and late Uncle Percy’s beautiful ancestral home, Beryline in Amboli, Andheri
This place holds countless beautiful memories for all of us growing up especially me
Martha Rozario from Manori Island draped the lugra for the women it is a specialized skill
She also tailors lugra outfits for men, women, boys and little girl dresses with frills
The entrance had a plaque stating ‘Welcome to Zuwaina’s Umbracha Paani’ against a backdrop of green Banana leaves
The lane leading to the house was draped in sheer fabric with fairy lights and so was the house entirely lit up surrounded by trees
The backdrop had green, pink and cream leaves with a transparent acrylic board stating ‘Zuwaina’s Umbracha Paani’
There was a wooden bench for Zuwaina to sit on so as to enable her to meet and greet guests easily
Almost all the guests were dressed in the traditional lugra, surka or clothes fashioned out of the lugra fabric to comply with the dress code
The women had fresh flowers adorning their hair with traditional jewelry and silver vale (anklets) as they sang and danced on the road
St. Blaise Brass Band from Vile Parle Gaothan played nonstop keeping the guests dancing on their feet
Dj Karan Fernandes with his music too had the crowd tapping their feet to his beat
There was a counter for fresh coconut water you could have it plain it was yummy
Or add a dash of rum or whatever else you fancied to give it that extra punch to your tummy
Thank you Valentine Caterers from Bandra for serving up a yummy plate of starters which consisted of a Ribbon sandwich, Fish Finger, Chicken Cheese Roll, Paneer Chilly, and a Corn Cheese Ball
A variety of Cocktails and Mocktails were served at the Bar along with Watermelon and Guava juice for all
Groom Shane his family and friends were welcomed by the Bride’s family and the band with much fanfare on this special occasion
They were led into the venue under a ‘Satir’ a red ornamental large umbrella which is used for this celebration
Alistair Dsouza our dynamic compere and a good friend lead the celebrations with prayers and good wishes for the bridal couple
He ensured that the event went on seamlessly with his exceptional guests’ engagement skill
We then proceeded in a procession dancing and singing along with the band to fetch water from the nearest village well
The women carried Kalshis (metal water pitchers) balanced on their heads like the village belles
There was a Supra (winnower) which had marigold flowers, mango leaves, a handful of raw rice, coins, betel nuts and a handkerchief was also carried during the procession while dancing
After returning the family elders bestowed their good wishes upon Zuwaina along with their blessings
This was followed by a ceremony called Moya (Shaving)
The male relatives and friends were shaved by a Barber amidst jokes, fun and singing
For the Dinner Buffet there was Stuffed Pork Suckling, Pork Indyal, Pork Sorpotal, Brown Mutton Stew, Green Chicken Masala Curry, Paneer Makhani, Channa Tendli, Aloo Jeera and Dal fry all culinary delights
Accompanied by Russian Salad, Green salad, Cold cuts, Pickle and Rice Papris they were simply tasty bites
For Bread there were Fugiyas, Warias, Roomali Rotis, Bread Rolls, Handbreads (Rotiyas) along with Wedding Rice
Dessert was Malai Kulfi, Gajar (Carrot) Halwa and Letri an East Indian sweet which consist of vermicelli, grated coconut and jaggery it is very tasty and nice
There was a Piñata shaped like a champagne bottle suspended in the air
When broken with a PVC stick it spewed out liquor miniatures and chocolates it was a hilarious affair
‘Khimad’ a traditional East Indian drink was served in shot glasses after dinner it is indeed tasty
It consists of black brewed tea, sugar, whole spices with a dash of liquor and must be had warm like a toddy
We met cousin Penny’s sisters from Canada, Beryl and Colin (Zuwaina’s Godparents) and their daughter Corlyann and Yubretta and Stanley and their children Shanace and Shawn
Glynis’ son Reuben also from Canada attended the wedding it was a joyous and nostalgic reunion for us cousins as we tried to catch up on all that was going on
We also met Penny’s brother Sylvano, his wife Wendy along with their children, Nathan, Esther and Eshton who had come down from Abu Dhabi
Sylvano presented the Bridal couple with a ‘Ghumat’ as a gift on behalf of her maternal grandparents, Zuwaina loves them dearly
Thank you Mudlan and her daughter Lucy from Uttan they worked tirelessly
They guided and helped to ensure that the function ran smoothly
We sorely missed Aunt Virginia, Zuwaina’s maternal grandmother who resides in Canada and could not travel due to health issues we all said hello to her on a video call that day
We also missed Don – Zuwaina’s Dad, his mum Nana Benny and our Uncle Percy all who have peacefully passed away
Zuwaina received a beautiful gold chain with a gold cross from Nana Virginia as a wedding gift
She wore it with pride and love to honor her grandmother who took care of her when she was a child they both always had a special bond we all admit
The party continued till the early hours of the morning
With the traditional ‘Ghumat’ (clay drum) being played along with singing and dancing
We returned home humming a rap East Indian Marathi song by Maxwell Fernandes and Yung Clyde
For the first time ever Bandra Gymkhana hosted an East Indian Festival at 5 pm onwards on the 27th of October, 2024 on the tennis courts successfully
Dr. Cheryl Misquitta, the President of Bandra Gymkhana and her dedicated team worked day and night to ensure that the event came together perfectly
Visitors thronged the venue wearing traditional East Indian outfits in various hues and colors
Members, Guests, People who had put up stalls and Performing artists had come from far and near
The Chief guest Fr. Clarence Fonseca, Parish Priest of St. Andrew’s Church, Bandra along with Dr. Cheryl made a grand entry with music walking under a red and gold satir- an ornamental umbrella
He inaugurated the Festival with a prayer and lighting of the lamp it being an auspicious occasion by far
The East Indian award for Academic Excellence for the year 2023-2024 was awarded to Grade X students
They were each presented with a certificate and a trophy by Dr. Cheryl they sure proved they are brilliant
Compere Alistair Dsouza, my personal favorite was the host for the show he got everybody on the floor
He dresses nattily is bilingual in East Indian Marathi and English he got the crowd yelling for more
Performing was Notes and Beats an East Indian Band that promotes and enhances the East Indian culture and aesthetics through live music
Master Deepak Bhandari and Patterson Gonsalves along with other band members had people singing the lyrics
Rapper Yung Clyde and musician Maxwell Fernandes brought the house down with their eclectic mix of fusion music
Their latest hit ‘Umbracha Pani’ is blazing throughout the city especially with the East Indians singing and dancing to the lyrics
There were two troupes of dancers they were simply amazing
We could not take our eyes off them as we watched them performing
Stalls selling traditional food like fugias, orias, pickles, sorpotal, vindal, tongue, sausages, potato chops, chicken rolls, sandwiches, patties, coconut pancakes all sold out
Fusion East Indian outfits, Lugras, Surkhas, Lugra print umbrellas, costume East Indian jewelry, Ghumats (clay drums), and East Indian Recipe Books did good sales no doubt
On sale were gavthi (country) eggs and new rice for making Atola a rice pudding prepared for All Souls Day
You could even purchase paintings and hand crafted fish sculptures by Darryl Baptista an East Indian artist by the way
Dr. Cheryl presented Alphi D’souza with a shawl and a silver plaque as a token of appreciation, he is a trustee and founder member of MGP
Rapper Yung Clyde and Maxwell Fernandes also received the shawls they are the best musicians we all agree
There was a skit depicting the ‘Umbracha Pani’ a pre wedding East Indian celebration
Followed by the Bridal procession it was a lot of fun especially on this very special occasion
Thank you Karen@lawyeredbaiko and Wayne for attending the event and sharing your vindaloo meal
Karen loves good food, loves to dress up, dance and keeps us entertained with her very interesting reels
Thank you Valencia@youreastindiangirl and her mum Archana for meeting me at the festival
Valencia truly has a funny East Indian Bone go watch her reels you will forget all your troubles
This was truly the best East Indian Festival that I have ever attended and also the best Bandra Gymkhana event of the year
People from all over the globe sent complimentary messages after viewing the videos and pictures they wished they were here
Thank you Dr. Cheryl and team for this very entertaining event which was a blend of traditional food, dance and music coming together magically
On the 1st of September, 2024, at 8 p.m. Hillary Gomes organized the 14th Teachers Day Program from Canada
It was online on YouTube and Facebook with Tammy, Roy and Gavin of Silver Linings – a band from Goa
On this special occasion seventy- five Teachers from Bandra, Khar, Santacruz West, Kalina, Mahim and Malad in Mumbai were presented with a Souvenir mug with a Teachers Day logo
Their pictures were acknowledged during the program with them holding the memento
The program was dedicated to present and past teachers, music teachers, sport coaches and professors
It was to honor, motivate, and recognize teachers globally and to encourage students to take up this noble profession as a career
Teachers Day is a reminder of all that we have achieved as professionals, politicians, businessmen, sportspersons, musicians, doctors
We owe all of this to our teachers and professors in schools, colleges and universities for our successful careers
Introduction was by Tony Mendonca, ex Stanislaus who spoke from his heart
It echoed our sentiments about teachers thanks to them we became smart
RJ Glen Mendonca from Singapore ex Full Monty Band from Mumbai compiled the Playlist perfectly
Everyone could sing along as the songs were Oldie Goldies we all knew most of the lyrics naturally
Iris Gonsalves a young girl sang a melodious song dedicated to teachers
Accompanied by teacher Lola Menezes on the piano she was amazing we could only cheer
Shirley and Timmy Gomes dedicated a special Konkani song to their daughter Dr. Sharlene Gomes Silveira she has done her best
She is a lecturer in Delft University Netherlands she has definitely made her parents and family proud we are impressed
The Gomes family also has teacher late Genevieve Dsouza ex Stanislaus and Apostolic Carmel Convent and Shawna Gomes ex MMK College, Bandra
This year my daughter Dr. Charlotte Rodricks, Professor in Animal Genetics and Breeding will be celebrating her first Teachers Day at Shekhawati Veterinary College, Rajasthan not too far
In the lucky dip teachers Philomena Dsouza, Regina Rodricks and Farheen Patel were the winners
I am sure they are all happy to receive a prize as teachers
Thank you Tammy, Roy and Gavin for making this Teachers Day program a big hit
We viewers were thoroughly entertained by your music we did not miss a single bit
Grateful thanks go to Keith Mascarenhas, David Philips, Sevina Travasso, Ravi Walia, Purple Orchid, Gloria Gomes, Orson Welles, Jyoti & Subhash, Naveen Saldanha, Ian Hancock, Edsel Andrade and Glen Mendonca
Special thanks to Shirley and Hillary Gomes for organizing this special teachers program every year even though they are so far!
This year is extra special as you celebrate your 32nd Birthday in Shekhawati Veterinary College, Rajasthan with your first batch of students whom you are teaching
You have graduated from being a PhD student to becoming Assistant Professor of Animal Genetics and Breeding
‘I am going to be a Veterinary Doctor when I grow up’ you would inform everybody when you were barely three years old
Your resilience, hard work, determination and ambition helped you reach your goal
You did a short stint at Nimbkar Agricultural Research Institute on a goat and sheep farm in Phaltan, Maharashtra
While there you attended the Baramati Horse Show and Marwari Horse Competition a global event it was not very far
You won ‘Best Woman Innovator Award 2024’ for your exemplary contribution in the field of Animal Husbandry
It was hosted by the Indian Veterinary Association at Kannur, Kerala on the 8th of March, 2024 on International Women’s Day surely a victory
You won the first prize for Best Oral Presentation at the International conference of Indian Society for Sheep and Goat Production and Utilization ISSGPUCON 2024
The conference was at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Veterinary Education and Research, Puducherry on the 24th of April, 2024
You hosted a webinar on the 1st of June, 2024, the topic was ‘Scope of AGB: Present and Future Relevance’
You nailed the question/answer session with ease and aplomb you excluded confidence
You were fortunate to attend a three day hands on intensive training on Elephant medicine at Guruvayur, Kerala it was simply amazing
It was extremely hectic but productive you got to learn so many new things interacting on a personal level with an elephant and it’s mahout an unforgettable experience it was mind changing
You published short stories and articles in various magazines and books
In your spare time you even found time to look up recipes to cook
A very special thank you to Dr. Thirupathy, your PG advisor from College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Mannuthy, Thrissur, Kerala who has always been extremely supportive and guided you to perform to the best of your capabilities
Thank you to Charly and family from Poomala, Reetha Chechi, Reena Matron, Shiji Chechi Postwoman, your colleagues and professors who have been on this journey with you relentlessly
Thank you to your professors from Bombay Veterinary College, in Mumbai
Thanks to Aunty Penny, Aunty Anita, Uncle Elden and your brother Kevin your biggest supporters in Mumbai
Happy Birthday Charlotte, we are all so proud of you, of all your achievements in the Veterinary field and your good grades
Wishing you happiness, good health and success always may you win many more awards and accolades!
Thank you Vishal for a very successful and entertaining evening we definitely had a lot of fun
The festivities began with an energetic entry by their daughter- in -laws, Jean and Melody leading the entourage dancing
Next was Mabel’s step- mother, Isabel accompanied by Mabel and Dominic’s children Vincent and Jacklin, walking slowly and waving
Finally Mabel and Dominic made their grand entrance celebrating their fifty golden years
They were showered with confetti accompanied by applause and cheers
Mabel looked elegant in her designer gold sari appliqued with lace flowers which shimmered with sequins and pearls
Dominic was suave and dapper in his suit twinning with Mabel in his gold shirt and tie he was happy to twirl
The Couple cut the cake to the evergreen song ‘Congratulations’ by Cliff Richard everybody joined in the singing
This was followed by Mabel and Dominic solo dancing
Mabel was requested to say a few words to Dominic about their 50th Golden wedding anniversary celebration
She avidly declared ‘Love is blind and you are mine’ it aptly summed up the occasion
Cake and wine were served to the guests as soon as they arrived
Two Busloads of people came from Khar the place where Mabel and Dominic reside
Chilled Chilli Guava, Orange Blossom and Mojito were the juices that were served to guests
They were thirst quenchers for sure the drinks were the best
Fish Fingers, Chicken in Butter Garlic, Chicken Kohinoor Kebab, Paneer pockets and Cheese Corn Balls were the yummy starters served early
Accompanied by garlic mayo and green chutney the steaming appetizers were finished off in a hurry
Champagne was popped by Vincent as we got ready for the toast ceremony
Every minute detail was well taken care of by the members of the family
It was an honor for me to raise the toast in English for a family that I have known since the last four decades
Mabel’s step- brother Robert raised the toast in East Indian Marathi tracing Mabel and Dominic’s life’s journey that he praised
Vincent sang ‘Love is all around’ a romantic song by a band named ‘Wet Wet Wet’ dedicated to his parents
Mabel and Dominic once again danced surrounded by all the guests present
The music playlist was definitely a very big hit
Everybody was on the floor dancing nobody wanted to just sit
Lots of spot prizes were given away with all the guests becoming very competitive rushing to the finish line
Prizes were given to the person who produced the most amount of coins, a man wearing gold shoes, highest heel worn by a woman, couple married for the shortest time
A prize was also given to the youngest baby
It happened to be eight months old twins Rickson and Jiana their grandmother Mary was happy
Janet Noronha, a family friend created the beautiful bouquet, head gears and boutonnières
Contact her on 9930234126 she takes orders she is an enterprising entrepreneur
Chriselle, Milgrace and Eilidh all three family members put up an electrifying dance performance on stage
Melody and her little daughter Christine also put up a graceful dance performance she is indeed a star at a very young age
Don Ignatius D’mello a veteran East Indian singer and ghumat player had me enjoying his music
It was one of the highlights of the evening he also performs in public
I stepped in to recite the prayer ‘Grace before Meals’ before the Buffet was open
The food was arranged in the huge dining area with guests politely queuing in
For the main Course there was Mutton Rogan Ghosh, Murg Mussalam, and Chicken Malai Masala for the non-vegetarians
There was Kadai Paneer, Tawa Bhaji, Dal Tadka, Shahi Pulav, Assorted Rotis, and Naans for the vegetarians
In Chinese there was Chicken 65, Vegetable Hakka Noodles and Vegetable Garlic Rice
The Salad Bar had Salami salad, Russian salad, Pasta salad, Cold cuts salad, Cabbage salad, Bell Pepper salad, Green salad and Boondi raita along with Papads and Pickles everything was really tasty and nice
To end on a sweet note for Dessert there was Malai Kulfi Falooda and Jalebi Rabadi it was good
Along with a huge five kg’ Chocolate to kill’ cake it put you in a happy mood
A pair of glass canister jars gift wrapped was presented by Mabel to the guests as a thank you for their presence at their celebration
It had a card which read ‘Thank you for celebrating our 50th Wedding Anniversary with us, your presence added joy to our special day; we appreciate the love and warmth you brought to the occasion’
Congratulations Mabel and Dominic may you both have good health, peace and happiness always
For all of us that attended the occasion, it was surely an unforgettable joyous and memorable day!
To honor and recognize the teaching profession an online program was organized by Shirley and Hillary Gomes for Teacher’s Day
Silver Linings consisting of Tammy, Roy and Gavin performed in Goa on the 3rd of September, 2023 at 6.30 p.m. on Sunday
It was live streamed and watched globally we surely enjoyed the program thoroughly
We pay special tribute to Hillary’s sister Teacher Genevieve D’souza, she was my teacher too who passed away recently
Shirley and Hillary are proud of their daughter Dr. Sharlene Gomes, a lecturer
She is presently in Amsterdam, Netherlands focusing on her career
A hundred snack boxes were delivered to Teachers around Mumbai in the afternoon
It consisted of a yummy chicken sandwich, pan roll, patties and a slice of pink cake that was finished off too soon
Hillary monitored the distribution of snack boxes from Canada to various parts of Mumbai
It was a logistics feat on the model of the Mumbai Dabbawalas to exemplify
Trevor Selwyn originally from Bandra and Sydney, Australia recited an opening poem ‘Yardstick’
He followed it by his rendition of a song ‘To all the Teachers I have known’ it was done real quick
The set list was meticulously sent by RJ Glen Mascarenhas from Singapore
My favorite – ‘To Sir with Love’ by Lulu and ‘Happy’ by Pharrell Williams I wanted an encore
Ms. Felicia Fernandez recited an enthralling closing message and sang ‘Congrats dear Teachers’ her very own adaptation
Ms. Felicia is a music teacher at St. Andrew’s High School, Bandra, St. Elias High School, Khar and ADAPT a school for disabled children at Bandra Reclamation
Thank you Navina Senaratne from Canada for sending a chocolate cake to Silver Linings in Goa on this occasion
Remembering teachers who have passed away it was surely a memorable and eventful Teacher’s Day celebration
Silver Linings had a very successful performance In Canada recently
They are now proceeding to Australia and Tanzania shortly
Thank you Silver Linings for a very melodious enjoyable evening to motivate our teachers
Our heartfelt appreciation to Shirley and Hillary Gomes for honoring our Teachers year after year!
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