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Sister Susan Frazer recognized for ministry

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SisterSusanFrazerSister Susan Frazer, a member of local administration in Jamaica, has been recognized nationally for her contribution to the development of St. John Bosco Boys’ Home in Manchester.

On the advice of Prime Minister Bruce Golding, the Governor-General has conferred upon her the honor of the Order of Distinction in the Rank of Officer.

The honor was announced on Friday, August 6, which is Jamaican Independence Day, and the Ceremony of Investiture will be held on National Heroes Day on Monday, October 18.
 
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