Henrietta Carraby reached an extraordinary milestone as she celebrated her 101st birthday, surrounded by family and friends. Born on July 29, 1925, in Tableland, Mrs. Carraby has lived through a century of history, always grounded in her faith, hard work, and devotion to her loved ones.
She attributes her long life to her unwavering trust in God and the support of her family. “Pray without ceasing, work hard for what you want, and love your family,” she advises younger generations, a message that resonates as strongly today as it did in her youth.
The celebration took place at her home on Sooknanan Road, Marabella, where Parliamentary Secretary Dr. Natalie Chaitan-Maharaj paid a visit. Dr. Chaitan-Maharaj conveyed birthday greetings on behalf of the Ministry, joining the family and community in honoring Mrs. Carraby’s remarkable life and legacy.
Reflecting on her childhood, Mrs. Carraby often shares stories of simpler times, embracing the values that have shaped her life. As she marks this special occasion, family, friends, and the wider community express their wishes for her continued good health, happiness, and God’s blessings in the years to come.
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