Memory gems and proverbial sayings from my childhood and as a trained English teacher in Jamaica in the late 1970s. The first eight are memory gems whilst the others are either English or Jamaican proverbial sayings.Some are Biblical whilst others are from poems. The heights of great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight but they while their companions slept were toiling upward in the night. Speak the truth and speak it everCost it what it willHe who hides the wrong he didDoes the wrong things still. Labour for learning before you grow oldFor learning is better…
Tony Kelly in November 2026 Diabetes Awareness Month Calendar. For copies call:.+44 7816 812347
Tony Kelly’s diabetes awareness trip to Montserrat 2025 during November, Diabetes Awareness Month.
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London born Tony Kelly was raised in Jamaica and returned to England in 1979, living in Birmingham with his family ever since. As a Mico Teacher’s College graduate he taught English and Religious Education in Kingston high schools. He was voted by his peers as the 1976 final year batch president. Tony worked in local and central government for 30 years before early retirement as a middle manager of equity, equality, diversity and inclusion. Among his many qualifications is a socio-legal studies master’s degree from the University of Birmingham.