Prominent businessman Gassan Azan was among three

distinguished past students inducted into the Munro College Old Boys

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Parchment, a former sports player and administrator, who was posthumously

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The ceremony was held at the Caymanas Golf and Country Club

in St Catherine. The event saw some of Jamaica’s top public and private sector

executives in attendance, some of whom attended Munro College.

Both Azan and Morgan agreed that their journey at Munro was their parents’ way of getting them out of the mischief they used to partake in as children. Azan from Havendale, St Andrew and Morgan from Spanish Town,

St Catherine, where shipped off to board at Munro. This never ended their

mischief-making ways. However, they agreed that Munro was instrumental in their

development and played a pivotal role in their professional successes.

Azan said: “I think it is good to say that Munro has

definitely laid the groundwork, in a number of ways, for my personal

development. The clean shoes, clean nails, your personal appearance, these are

things that somehow, I am not sure are taken that serious in Jamaica today. I

want to say that Munro has instilled in all of us who have gone there, some of

the best traits.”

Morgan said: “I am deeply humbled and moved to be the

recipient of this honour. At Munro, I would say I had a wonderful time.”

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Jackie Parchment, who accepted the award on behalf of her

father, said that he was very humble man.