American Ambassador to Jamaica

Estate Planning is about to get a boost in Jamaica through public forums in its cities of Kingston and Mandeville.  The estate planning topic is being sponsored by the United States Embassy on September 22 and 23, 2011.  I will serve as the Guest Speaker and subject matter expert. 

This is an opportunity which is important for many reasons.  Of course, it is a topic that I write about and feel is critically important to everyone.  With these particular presentations, I also have the opportunity to be hosted by and present to my former undergraduate professor.  Ambassador Pamela Bridgewater taught in the Political Science Department of Morgan State University before her stella career in the foreign service.  She continues to be a role model to all her former students and to many others whose lives she has touched.  I look forward to being a part of the American Embassy's important work in Jamaica. 

 

An Ambassador's Legacy

Yesterday's blog asked "What is your legacy?". Today, I share how one woman's legacy has crossed over to the shores of Africa. Over 30 years ago, I graduated from Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland. Since that time I have stayed in touch with one of my mentors, Ambassador Pamela Bridgewater. After serving as a Professor at Morgan, she joined the foreign service and continues her commitment to inspiring others to excel in education and achieve their dreams.

Now funds are being raised to build a school in her honor. Her work will not only help educate girls but will expand her personal reach by inspiring others to give back and help others. See how you can help at www.kvolugh.com/pamela.html


What is your legacy? Through estate planning, you can capture it now, during your lifetime, and then preserve it for the prosperity of others now and those yet to be born.

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