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DDL Foundation Pays Tribute to Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton

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October 11, 2023
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The DDL Foundation deeply mourns the loss of Ms. Evelyn Hamilton, AA, a dedicated and invaluable member of our Board of Directors, whose unwavering commitment to our mission will always be cherished. 

As one of the founding members of the DDL Foundation’s Board of Directors, and with decades of experience in the education sector, Ms. Hamilton demonstrated a deep passion for working with the students in the DDL Foundation. Her relentless efforts contributed significantly to the growth and success of the foundation. She truly embodied the spirit of community engagement, and her legacy will continue to inspire us all. 

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“Today, we mourn the loss of a dear friend, colleague, and champion of education and the DDL Foundation,” said Harryram Parmesar, President of the DDL Foundation. “Ms. Hamilton was not only a dedicated board member but also a compassionate advocate for the development of education and the advancement of students. Her impact on our organization and the communities we serve is immeasurable, and her passion will continue to guide us as we move forward. The DDL Foundation extends its deepest condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of Ms. Hamilton during this difficult time. We share in their grief and are profoundly grateful for the time we had with such an exceptional individual.” 

The DDL Foundation invites individuals, partners, and the community at large to join us in celebrating the life and legacy of Ms. Hamilton. We encourage those who were inspired by her commitment to education to continue supporting our mission, ensuring that her passion lives on. 

About the DDL Foundation: 

The DDL Foundation, established in December 2010, is dedicated to the advancement of education for students. The Foundation operates two distinct scholarship programmes: one caters to students who have demonstrated excellence in the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), while the other is tailored for young individuals seeking to pursue technical and vocational education, irrespective of their academic performance. Under these scholarship programmes, students receive valuable support to alleviate the financial burdens associated with attending school. This assistance encompasses essential needs such as textbooks, uniforms, transportation, and, in certain instances, meals. 

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