THE Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) president and RHTYSC head Hilbert Foster earlier this year had committed the two organisations to assisting BCB Office Assistant Ruthel Henry to have her home built.

In keeping his promise, Foster worked hard to fulfil his commitment and we are delighted to inform the general public that construction has started on the home.

The 20ft by 28ft home is being built by contractor Sunil and it is located in the Glasgow Housing Scheme. The home is sponsored by our friends of Vitality Inc, located at Providence, East Bank Berbice.

Vitality Inc. is an official sponsor of both BCB and RHTYSC and Foster stated that Ms Henry has been a loyal employee of the BCB and that it was only fair that he should fulfil his promise to her.

He hailed the outstanding cooperation of Mr Sureain Sawh, Abbas Hamid and Pandit Deodat in making sure the project got off the ground. If everything goes according to plan, Ms Henry would occupy her new home by Christmas.

The BCB president stated at the completion of the house, the board would be the first cricket board to be involved in the construction of a home for an employee.

A delighted Ruthel expressed thanks to her boss and the sponsors for making her dream become a reality. Foster, she stated, was a passionate leader who always fulfils his promises, treats everyone with respect and most importantly stands by his friends in their darkest moments.
Meanwhile, the two organisations would like to express thanks to Vitality Inc. for their cooperation