The Bahamas Department of Correctional Services (BDOCS) Chaplaincy Department along with volunteers and families of residents held a Fair and Family Fun Day on Emancipation Day Holiday, August 4, on the church grounds of Bahamas Faith Ministries.

Ann Marie Davis of the Office of the Spouse of the Prime Minister is a supporter of all of the initiatives of BDOCS, from raising funds for construction of the new prison facility to rendering support for the Simpson Penn Centre for boys and the Willie Mae Pratt Centre for girls.  She is pictured enjoying the sense of community on the fairgrounds.

Mrs Davis is shown with BDOCS chaplain, Rev Dr William Thompson (seated second left), BDOCS deputy commissioner Bernardette Thompson-Murray (seated right), and principal corrections officer Brendolph Butler (standing right), along with assistant commissioners James Simmons, Stephanie Pratt, Monique Greenslade, Rolean Forbes, Foster Ferguson, and corrections sergeant Rudene Butler and corrections sergeant/assistant chaplain Teheran Rolle.

Photos: Anthon Thompson/BIS