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Adventist Doctor in Jamaica Receives National Award for Lifetime Service

Dr. Jerome Stern, a retired senior medical officer from Andrews Memorial Hospital, was conferred with the Badge of Honor for Long and Faithful Service during a ceremony of investiture and presentation of national honors and awards at the National Indoor Sports Complex on Heroes’ Day, October 21, 2024.

Andrews Memorial Hospital| Dyhann Buddoo-Fletcher

Dr. Jerome Stern, a retired senior medical officer from Andrews Memorial Hospital, was conferred with the Badge of Honor for Long and Faithful Service during a ceremony of investiture and presentation of national honors and awards at the National Indoor Sports Complex on Heroes’ Day, October 21, 2024.

 

The Governor-General of Jamaica, His Excellency Sir Patrick Allen, presented the award to Dr. Stern, who served the country for 46 years in both public and private healthcare. He was one of 232 Jamaicans officially recognized for their contributions to nation-building.

 

“This award is more than I expected, as I see myself working under the Great Physician’s guidance and honoring Him,” said Dr. Stern. “I give my best. So, I give God the glory for all that He has done.” He also thanked the Government of Jamaica for the recognition, along with the Andrews Memorial Hospital, his church, and his family for their unwavering support and prayers.

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