Message From The CEO

Dear Alumni members, Supporters and Friends of Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International (CAAAI):

Greetings to each of you! As 2023 draws to a close and we enter the dawning of a New Year (2024), I am filled with gratitude. My reflections on this past year saw so many of us having experienced difficult challenges and witnessing the fragility of life. The transition of family members, alumni and friends, health issues and conflicts at home and around the world have shaken us to the core. However, in spite of it all, we are alive, alert, enthusiastic and thankful for the numerous blessings we receive, daily!

Message From The CEO

Dear Alumni members, Supporters and Friends of Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International (CAAAI):

Greetings to each of you! As 2023 draws to a close and we enter the dawning of a New Year (2024), I am filled with gratitude. My reflections on this past year saw so many of us having experienced difficult challenges and witnessing the fragility of life. The transition of family members, alumni and friends, health issues and conflicts at home and around the world have shaken us to the core. However, in spite of it all, we are alive, alert, enthusiastic and thankful for the numerous blessings we receive, daily!

Dear Alumni, Friends and Supporters:

It’s been the best of times and the worst of times! Despite individual and collective challenges, griefs and tests of our resilience, there is still much to be thankful for, and plenty to celebrate.

During this season, we take time to reflect upon the good things we have accomplished during 2021 … like perpetuating Mr. Robert A. Pinkerton’s appeal to us to ‘give back’ and contributing $500,000. (GY) to our adopted school, Nehemiah Comprehensive, in Georgetown Guyana – the presentation was made by Advisory Board Member, Mrs. Barbara Atherly (CG); the creation of the Prayer Warriors’ Committee led by Ms. Petal Crockwell and Ms. Grace Syfox was formed after several alumni and friends requested our prayers during the pandemic; Ms. Lorna Welshman-Neblett chaired the successful Sip and Chat virtual variety concert; the altruistic donation of 20 Tablets from our Advisory Board Member, Dr. Frank L. Douglas to Nehemiah school. This gesture was done in honor of Mr. Pinkerton and on behalf of CAAAI.

Fellow alumni members, friends, and supporters, as the year 2021 draws to a close and we are actively participating in the festive season of Christmas and other holidays in the month of December, on behalf of the CAAAI Executive Board, we extend a heartfelt Merry Christmas to the entire Cambridge family in Guyana, the United States, the Caribbean, and the rest of the world; may the season bring you peace, joy, unity, and comfort.

We suffer no illusion that 2021 was not without difficulty for our association’s members as we continue to battle the pandemic, lose jobs, and even lives of our loved ones. But we continue to place our hope and faith in a merciful God who has never left us and will continue to provide our needs and wishes for the coming year, 2022.

Hello Cambridge Alumni, well-wishers, friends, and supporters, although the year 2020 is coming to a close and in its aftermath it is leaving sickness, hunger, pain, unemployment, death, and uncertainty, ours is a Christmas message of FAITH, HEALTH, and OPTIMISM for 2021. The CAAAI organization is built on the principles of belief in an All-Powerful God, unity of purpose, and giving back to others. This Christmas in particular, we remember the legacy of Robert A. Pinkerton who was a man grounded in faith and conviction, and we reach out to our members all over the world in spite of covid and other disparaging situations we are facing, to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a faith-filled New Year.

Dear Alumni, Friends, and Supporters,

On the behalf of the executive board, I would like to thank all of you for your continued support of Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International. I would like to wish you and your family happy holidays and a prosperous New Year. I sincerely hope that the New Year would bring you good health and God’s richest blessings.

Dear Alumni, Friends, and Supporters,

On the behalf of the executive board, I would like to wish you and your family all the best for a prosperous New Year. We thank you for your support of our biennial reunion in July 2018 and we encourage you to continue your support for CAAAI. Our success is credited to your generosity and your willingness to support us in our endeavors.

Dear Cambridge Academy Alumni, Friends & Supporters:

We are about to celebrate Christmas of 2014 after a very successful year for our association. I don’t have to list all of our accomplishments, but among them are our Federal tax-exempt status; ‘Fun-bridge’ pre and post reunion events; the 2014 Reunion celebration attended by approximately 250 alums and their guests; the acquisition of Guyana’s high National award for Robert A. Pinkerton; and our Election of Board Members. Make no mistake, these were Herculean tasks that could only be accomplished by your prayers, dedication, commitment, and the support you gave to the association all year round.

Dear Cambridge Alumni, Friends, Supporters, and Well-wishers,

As the new year 2014 dawns we are promised a new beginning in our individual journeys in life, a chance to start anew and make better use of our physical and spiritual opportunities. Let us all be reminded of the words of the Psalmist as he embraced newness - "O sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth." (Psalm 96:1) This year, our association (CAAAI) has many important responsibilities to perform on your behalf, and we could only accomplish success as we did in the past years by your prayers, support, commitment, involvement, and hard work.