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Laughter, music and the spirit of Christmas filled Rambert Village, La Romaine, as the children of late private school teacher Ena Sirju carried on her four-decade tradition of giving by hosting a festive community treat in her memory, months after her death in April.
More than 200 children gathered on Sunday for the annual Christmas event. Sirju began the tradition 40 years ago, and her daughter, Sharda Hosein, flew in from Florida to help carry on both the celebration and her mother’s legacy of caring for children.
Speaking to Guardian Media, Hosein said she was proud to carry on the tradition.
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