CONGRESSMAN JOE MORELLE HONORS LOCAL CARIBBEAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY DURING CARIBBEAN AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH
Highlights local Caribbean Americans who have gone above and beyond to serve Rochester
(Rochester, N.Y.)—Today, Congressman Joe Morelle recognized Caribbean American Heritage Month by partnering with local leaders to highlight the outstanding contributions of Rochester’s Caribbean Americans community. Congressman Morelle recognized honorees with official statements he submitted to the Congressional Record celebrating their achievements and profound impact on the lives of others.
“As we celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month, I’m proud to honor these remarkable individuals, and the many ways Caribbean Americans continue to shape our community,” said Congressman Joe Morelle. “Here in Rochester and across the nation, Caribbean American leaders, neighbors, and changemakers are making a meaningful impact each day—lifting up their communities, persevering through challenges, and enriching the vibrant fabric of our shared culture. This month, we honor their heritage and celebrate the resilience, compassion, and service of these remarkable individuals who continue to inspire us all.”
Congressman Morelle presented 5 honorees with official statements to the Congressional Record highlighting their achievements and contributions to our community.
Today’s honorees are:
Jerome H. Underwood
Roosevelt Mareus
Marlene Henry
Norma Thom
Rose Bonnick
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