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Interview with 2012 London Olympic Torch Bearer Errol McKellar

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Maggie Reece
Maggie Reece

Errol McKellar is a son of the Caribbean who works daily to make a difference in the lives of everyone he meets. His is a story of compassion, drive, determination and triumph over adversity. Dedicated to being a change agent for everyone he comes into contact with, Errol is now being honored for his efforts in an international arena, the 2012 London Olympics.

Errol McKellar is a son of the Caribbean who works daily to make a difference in the lives of everyone he meets. His is a story of compassion, drive, determination and triumph over adversity. Dedicated to being a change agent for everyone he comes into contact with, Errol is now being honored for his efforts in an international arena, the 2012 London Olympics. Caribbean Community Live is delighted to bring you an in-person interview with McKellar who has A Story to Tell.To read his story

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