A Life That Counts
Reading this vital and engaging autobiography will be a constant reminder to generations to come of the thoughtfulness and determination of a generation which sought to bring the Cayman Islands into the post-modern world with integrity and honesty.
Reading this vital and engaging autobiography will be a constant reminder to generations to come of the thoughtfulness and determination of a generation which sought to bring the Cayman Islands into the post-modern world with integrity and honesty. As former Chief Secretary and holder of key government appointments in Cayman civil society from the 1980's to the present, Lem Hurlston's memoirs offer a unique perspective, which provides us with a glimpse of the challenges the Cayman Islands faced during those days of nation building. His memories and keen sensibilities of diplomacy make this a most interesting read of the recent past. Of particular interest is the constant theme of service to others that runs throughout these memoirs and reminds us what the leadership qualities that are needed in public service.
