‘’Good evening, Tony, I caught the presentation at UTECH (University of Technology) Kingston this afternoon it was fantastic. I got back my car back just in time to be able to reach home to log in and I am telling you I enjoyed every minute of it, Me like how you shut them up when them want to chat and tek over yuh time, let them know that you are the teacher in the classroom and dem must behave.  I learnt a lot, I learnt so much believe you me I thought I knew enough but beloved trust me you did a fantastic job and I just think that you are inspired. So, keep on keeping on and those who don’t come or don’t make it, or chicken out at the last minute it’s their loss, you can lead a horse to the water but you can’t force him to drink.  Keep on doing what you are doing. Ok beloved.’’

Dorothy Cunningham – One of Jamaica’s leading actresses.

She later put what is below on Joan McDonald, a former Miss Jamaica Facebook page:

‘Tony’s presentation was a masterclass in effective communication, knowledge of the subject, time management and crowd control! As a diabetic I thought that I knew all that I needed to know. What an eye-opener!! Continue doing your blessed work Tony Kelly! I sincerely hope that you will get the funding needed to enable you to expand your mission. One love my friend.’

Dorothy Cunningham – One of Jamaica’s leading actresses.

‘Wow, I am telling you. Thanks for sharing those testimonies. I echo Dorothy Cunningham’s thing, it was fantastic.  I even signed on before. Yesterday morning I sat right in my little devotional chair here and I sent it out to hundreds, I would not say hundreds but I sent it out to a whole lot of people, a whole lot of people I sent it out to them to join in. I saw one or two of them join in there.  When I looked at the thing, I saw about 75, 76 people at one time on the zoom.

But I am telling you just like she I thought I knew a lot but I learnt, I learnt some stuff. My goodness, and I like how   you know, the parts of the body that actually affect the sugar, like the prostate and other things that you talk about, and stuff like that and the penis and stuff. It really ties in, man you are indeed an ambassador, I have never really heard the term ambassador for people living with diabetes but when I look back, I would say ambassador, I say boy, Basil Lopez if he was alive our English teacher in fourth form, I don’t know if he is alive or not but him should a hear you, man him would say ugh!!   You know him used to use those big words on us and you would just come back at him with it,

Man, you were born for this. God has blessed you and given you a gift and a platform, continue to use it, and as he continues to keep you healthy, strong   and wealthy too in the name of Jesus.

Blessings Tony, a Delce dis.’

Delce Stewart (New Jersey, USA) a classmate from Happy Grove High School in Portland, Jamaica.