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That this House congratulates Mrs Karen Cardy on her remarkable and dedicated service to the 10th Bangor Company of the Boys’ Brigade at Ballycrochan Presbyterian Church, as she steps down as Captain at the end of the current session after more than 40 years of faithful commitment to the organisation; recognises her outstanding contribution to the lives of generations of young people in Bangor, County Down, through the values and principles of the Boys’ Brigade; commends her leadership, guidance and encouragement which has helped shape the character, confidence and sense of community of countless members of the company over four decades; acknowledges the important role played by volunteers such as Mrs Cardy in supporting youth development and strengthening local communities; and wishes her well for the future while expressing sincere gratitude for her exceptional service and dedication to the 10th Bangor Boys’ Brigade and Ballycrochan Presbyterian Church.
That this House congratulates Mrs Karen Cardy on her remarkable and dedicated service to the 10th Bangor Company of the Boys’ Brigade at Ballycrochan Presbyterian Church, as she steps down as Captain at the end of the current session after more than 40 years of faithful commitment to the organisation;...
That this House recognises the outstanding service of Trevor Magowan to Boys Brigade Northern Ireland; notes that he has been a member of Ballygrainey Presbyterian Boys Brigade Bangor NI for 64 years, 54 of them as an officer; further notes that he joined as a boy and progressed through the ranks to Captain; also notes that he has shown outstanding dedication and leadership to 1st Ballygrainey and has been a role model to hundreds of young men in our church and the community; recognises that despite health challenges in the past ten years he is still totally committed and has continued to inspire and set an example to young men; and notes that through the Boys Brigade Headquarters he was involved in training officer leaders from companies throughout Northern Ireland, encouraging them and sharing his own experiences.
That this House recognises the outstanding service of Trevor Magowan to Boys Brigade Northern Ireland; notes that he has been a member of Ballygrainey Presbyterian Boys Brigade Bangor NI for 64 years, 54 of them as an officer; further notes that he joined as a boy and progressed through the...