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Jamaican Supercentenarian Represents Culture and History

In this Inspire Jamaica, we spend some time with a supercentenarian from Hanover. Research shows seniors tend to hold on to a specific purpose in their lives, it’s no wonder our supercentenarian from Hanover is still happy talking, about children and not surprising God.

Even at her age, she still represents her strong Jamaican history and culture. Kerlyn Brown has more:

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