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VINCYPOWA · 05-01-2009, 10:13 AM

KIMORRA LAVIA

BIOGRAPHY – KIMORRA LAVIA - MISS SUPER 6

She is 20 year-old Kimorra Lavia residing in the community of Clare Valley, which contributes greatly to the fishing industry in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. She was born on April 22, 1988. She is the third of five children for her mother Maricha Ballantyne and the last for her father Joseph Lavia. She is a past student of the Campden Park Secondary school and the St. Vincent Community College.

From early childhood she had the ambition to become an attorney-at-law. As she grew, this desire was strengthened when she often read the newspapers and saw the fearlessness and competency being displayed by women such as Justice Monica Joseph, Magistrate Deborah Thomas-Felix and Magistrate Sharon Morris-Cummings in pronouncing sentences on the “menaces” to our society. As a result, she regarded Justice Joseph as a role model.

She was afforded the opportunity to attend the St. Vincent Community College and driven by her aspirations, she chose Law as one of her courses. As a result, she has gained knowledge about the legal system and individual rights which would be a stepping stone to the realisation of her dreams.

She is a goal-oriented, sociable and adventurous individual. Her hobbies include socialising with her family, playing board games, reading and participating in recreational activities.

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VINCYPOWA Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: America Posts: 56,773 Credits: 140,846	KIMORRA LAVIA BIOGRAPHY – KIMORRA LAVIA - MISS SUPER 6 She is 20 year-old Kimorra Lavia residing in the community of Clare Valley, which contributes greatly to the fishing industry in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. She was born on April 22, 1988. She is the third of five children for her mother Maricha Ballantyne and the last for her father Joseph Lavia. She is a past student of the Campden Park Secondary school and the St. Vincent Community College. From early childhood she had the ambition to become an attorney-at-law. As she grew, this desire was strengthened when she often read the newspapers and saw the fearlessness and competency being displayed by women such as Justice Monica Joseph, Magistrate Deborah Thomas-Felix and Magistrate Sharon Morris-Cummings in pronouncing sentences on the “menaces” to our society. As a result, she regarded Justice Joseph as a role model. She was afforded the opportunity to attend the St. Vincent Community College and driven by her aspirations, she chose Law as one of her courses. As a result, she has gained knowledge about the legal system and individual rights which would be a stepping stone to the realisation of her dreams. She is a goal-oriented, sociable and adventurous individual. Her hobbies include socialising with her family, playing board games, reading and participating in recreational activities.