Dr. Ginny Hobday became a Board member of Jasmine in 2001 and became Medical Director with part time clinical responsibilities subsequently.  She has a diploma in Palliative Care and has actively promoted education of the healthcare community and the public about the benefits of palliative and hospice care for almost twenty years.  This has included organising a palliative care conference bringing international leaders in this field to Cayman every two years for the past 10 years.

Ginny is a member of the CI Ethics Committee and Medical Director of the Breast Cancer Foundation.  She is a past President of the CI Medical and Dental Society and a past Vice President of the Medical and Dental Council.  She worked in the Department of Public Health at the Health Services Authority from 1998 – 2001 and has been a GP at Cayman Clinic since 2001 and its Medical Director since 2007.

In January 2015 Ginny was awarded an MBE for her contribution to hospice care in the Cayman Islands.  At the 2015 National Heroes Day ceremony, she was awarded a Health Services Emerging Pioneer Award in recognition of extraordinary contributions to health services in the Cayman Islands.

Felicia McLean has over two decades experience in nursing having qualified as a Licensed Practical Nurse at the Cayman Islands Hospital in 1995. She continued her career at the Cayman Islands Hospital until commencing her Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing at Barry University in Miami, where she graduated in 2003.

Felicia is the Director of Operations and Nursing at Jasmine.  Felicia began her career at Jasmine in 2005 and has worked her way up from a trainee Palliative Nurse, to Clinical Manager, and now Director.  Felica is passionate about improving the quality of life for everyone affected by both chronic and terminal illness in the Cayman Islands.   In 2015, Felicia earned the National Hero’s Day Emerging Pioneer Award in Health Services and in 2019 was awarded a Certificate and Badge of Honor for her work with palliative care in the Cayman Islands by the Prince of Wales.

Felicia currently serves on the Nursing and Midwifery Council Board and served as Vice President of the Cayman Islands Nursing Association between 2004 and 2007.

A highly active member of the First Baptist Church, Felicia has served as a youth leader for over 10 years.  Married to Kyle Mclean and the proud mother of four beautiful children, Felicia strongly believes public service is crucial to the future continued success of the Cayman Islands.

Elizabeth Dikau, RN Palliative Nurse Specialist, was born in Niagara Falls, Canada.  She began her nursing career in Toronto in the 1980’s, in Toronto, but tired of the winters and followed her husband to the Cayman Islands in 1990, where she began working at the George Town Hospital.  Following her time there, Elizabeth then worked with a number of other health care facilities before joining Jasmine in 2004 as one of their nurses.

Elizabeth and her 2 children returned to Canada for a period, during which she completed her Palliative Care – Multidiscipline Certification at Mohawk College in Ontario.  In 2016, she returned to the sun and joined Jasmine again as one of their Palliative Nurse Specialists.

She is a member of the Hospice Palliative Care of Ontario (HPCO) and a member of the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPCA).

Elizabeth is married to an accountant and proud mother to a son and daughter.  With her family, she loves enjoying the seasons and the outdoors and all it has to offer, be it scuba diving in the Cayman Islands or skiing in Canada.

Lyria been a Registered Nurse (RN) since April 2019, but has been immersed within the health care industry of the Cayman Islands for over 30 years.  Lyria spent twenty-four years with the Cayman Islands Health Services Authority within a variety of roles, and more than five years at the Health Practice Commission as its Registrar and Deputy Director.

She is an RN with a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, is a certified Operating Room Nurse, a certified Mass Casualty Manager and certified Nurse Manager.  Lyria also holds a Master’s Degree in HR management, has a certificate in International Regulatory Affairs and is a Doctoral candidate.

Lyria brings to Jasmine a wealth of experience, an effervescent spirit, vibrant personality, and unwavering passion.  The opportunity to engage in the role as an RN with Jasmine and most of all, with the clients in their homes provides her with immense pleasure.  Lyria enjoys the opportunity to positively impact an individual’s health status and to afford them access to the best and safest hospice and palliative care possible.

In her free time, Lyria loves needle craft, sewing, recycling/up-cycling projects, gardening, cooking and taking long walks.

Sylvia is a certified Practical Nurse who has been working in the health care industry for over 45 years.

She joined Jasmine in 2012, where she currently functions as a Caregiver. She specialises in administering efficient and attentive care with empathy and patience to her clients. Her life motto is guided by the words of Amy Leigh Mercree, “Words can transform someone’s dark moment with a blaze of light.”

Her whimsical free spirit and bubbly personality makes for an entertaining time for her clients and colleagues alike.  When not caring for her patients, Sylvia enjoys taking long early morning walks and relaxing with family and friends.

Heather has lived and worked in Cayman Islands for the past 15 years. During that time, she has worked in the community as a hospice nurse and has also pursued another of her passions, volunteering as a foster mum to animals, many of whom have special medical requirements.   Heather enjoys a keen love of all animals but especially those who require hospice and palliative care.

A perfect day for Heather would be walking her dogs over fields and through forests, and enjoying a good picnic along the way. A log fire in the company of her dogs and a good book would make the day complete!

The energetic Gloria Reid-Mowatt hails from the parish of St. James in western Jamaica where she attained her Practical Nurse certification. She has worked for over ten years in the field and has also worked as a Dental Assistant and Community Health Aide.

Gloria came to the shores of the Cayman Islands in 1997.  She has been a caregiver with Jasmine for twenty years where families and patients love her.

When she is not taking care of her patients, she spends time in her garden. Gloria values education and believes you are never too old to accomplish your dreams.  She is currently pursuing a degree in social work at the University College of the Cayman Islands.

An ardent member of the West Bay Seventh Day Adventist Church, Gloria is very involved in church activities and also serves as Sabbath School Secretary and Sabbath school teacher. Gloria is well known for being an excellent cook and has made many delicious meals for Lunch Clubs over the years.  She has a passion for fashion and for fitness, and can be seen as early as 5am jogging the roads of Cayman, which sets the pace for the day ahead.

Danielle has experience working in the humanitarian sector in the Cayman Islands and overseas, specifically in areas relating to disaster response and risk reduction and human rights. Having qualified as an attorney in 2003, Danielle left the legal world to assist in an under-water recovery program in post-tsunami, Thailand. She has since worked with the Human Rights Committee, Cayman HospiceCare, the British Red Cross, the Cayman Islands Red Cross and is a member of the IFRC’s Global Emergency Response Unit and the Americas Regional Intervention Team. She is now the Director of Hazard Management Cayman Islands. Danielle holds a Masters degree in Law and in Understanding and Securing Human Rights, and is a Rotary International Peace Fellow.

Danielle worked as Director of Operations and Fundraising at Jasmine from 2016-18 and is now Deputy Chairperson.

She is passionate about yoga, reiki and general holistic wellbeing.

Joanna Humphries worked extensively in fundraising for the UK charity sector for over 14 years.  She spent 7 years at the Mental Health Foundation where she managed corporate and trust fundraising and secured over GBP 600,000 from the newly formed Community Fund (now known as the National Lottery Community Fund) in two major grants.

Before leaving the UK, Joanna worked for the Terrence Higgins Trust, Europe’s leading and largest HIV and AIDS charity.  After two years as Head of Fundraising, Joanna was promoted to Director of Fundraising and Communications and brought in over GBP4,000,000 each year from individuals, companies and trusts whilst also managing PR and marketing.

Since moving to the Cayman Islands over 15 years ago, Joanna has volunteered for a number of local charities, including the Central Caribbean Marine Institute, where she chaired their largest annual fundraising event for a number of years.

Joanna supported Jasmine in a non-official capacity for several years before joining the Jasmine Board in 2019.

Joanna is passionate about human rights, equality and helping the most vulnerable in society.

Diana has a background in logistics and operations and worked in both the legal and financial services sectors before establishing her own business in project and property management more than a decade ago.

Originally from the UK, and after spending some time in Los Angeles, Diana moved to the Cayman Islands in 1996.   She has served on the Board of Directors of Jasmine since September 2012 and has served in other capacities since moving to the island including several years on the Planning Appeals Tribunal.

With her husband Nick and daughter Callie, Diana loves life in the Cayman Islands and feels extremely fortunate to call it home. She is passionate about health and wellbeing, and enjoys time with friends, yoga, and travel and hiking whenever possible.

Dr. Ginny Hobday became a Board member of Jasmine in 2001 and became Medical Director with part time clinical responsibilities subsequently.  She has a diploma in Palliative Care and has actively promoted education of the healthcare community and the public about the benefits of palliative and hospice care for almost twenty years.  This has included organising a palliative care conference bringing international leaders in this field to Cayman every two years for the past 10 years.

Ginny is a member of the CI Ethics Committee and Medical Director of the Breast Cancer Foundation.  She is a past President of the CI Medical and Dental Society and a past Vice President of the Medical and Dental Council.  She worked in the Department of Public Health at the Health Services Authority from 1998 – 2001 and has been a GP at Cayman Clinic since 2001 and its Medical Director since 2007.

In January 2015 Ginny was awarded an MBE for her contribution to hospice care in the Cayman Islands.  At the 2015 National Heroes Day ceremony, she was awarded a Health Services Emerging Pioneer Award in recognition of extraordinary contributions to health services in the Cayman Islands.

She is a graduate of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital (1986) in London and became a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 1991.  She also holds an M.PHIL in History of Medicine and Philosophy of Science from Cambridge University.

Prior to moving to Cayman in 1998, Ginny worked in the UK, South Africa, France and Iraq.

She and her husband Richard, the MRCU mosquito plane pilot, love to travel with their 2 sons, John-Ross and Harrison, and favourite destinations include Scotland and their home continent of Africa.  They also love to boat, golf and play tennis.  In addition, Ginny has a menagerie of rescue dogs (6) cats (3) and  numerous goats, rabbits, parrots and chickens!

Erwin Dikau is a Chartered Accountant and is the Chief Financial Officer of Butterfield Bank (Cayman) Limited, a position he has held since January 1998.  He joined Butterfield in November of 1992 as Senior Manager – Fund Administration, and prior to that worked with Coopers & Lybrand (now PricewaterhouseCoopers) both in the Cayman Islands and in Canada.

Erwin became a director of Jasmine in October of 1999 and was appointed Treasurer, an office he holds to the present day.

Erwin is married to Elizabeth and they have two children, Joshua and Bethany.  In his free time, Erwin enjoys scuba diving, snorkeling, paddle boarding and downhill skiing.

Dr. Vineetha Binoy is a Medical Oncologist at Health City Cayman Islands. Having trained and worked in India and Australia, she moved to the Cayman Islands in 2014. Dr Vineetha, as she likes to be known, joined the Board of Jasmine in June 2018. She believes in comprehensive, compassionate cancer care and is also certified in basic palliative medicine. Her special interests include women’s oncology and integrative oncology. She also enjoys participating in community education programs for cancer prevention and screening. Her favourite pastimes include time with family and friends, Indian classical music, spiritual discourses, yoga and travel.

Alan is a Chartered Accountant, originally from England, who arrived with his wife, Flick, in Cayman some 40 years ago. Although now retired from a 9 to 5 job, Alan is still involved with the financial industry in Cayman, but now enjoys a quieter life which includes travelling and golfing whenever possible.

With his wife Flick, Alan supported Jasmine and other volunteer organisations for many years.  He then joined the Board of Jasmine in 2013 and also sits on the Executive Committee. 

Mrs. Berna Thompson Cummins is a successful businesswoman and former educator, and a graduate of the University of Central Florida.  Over the years, she has served as President of the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce and various other boards. A deep commitment to the community and her country led to her being awarded membership in The Most Excellent Order of The British Empire (M.B.E.) by Queen Elizabeth II in 1991. In 1992, she was elected to The Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly where she represented the district of George Town.

She is a Charter Member of Rotary Sunrise and, as a keen gardener, has served as President of The Cayman Islands Garden Club for several years.

Berna is a seventh generation Caymanian and the mother of three and grandmother of eight. She and her husband, Mr. Steven L. Cummins, reside in South Sound and Gun Bay, and enjoy summers in Camden, Maine, where she attends Rotary and volunteers for various Rotary activities.

Renee Howell is a creative leader with over twenty years of experience in leadership, public relations and marketing.  She has worked directly with boards of directors, senior management teams, personal clients, international corporations, advertisers and the media. With a broad skill set, Renee’s focus and drive provide great inspiration to those around her.

She has volunteered with Jasmine in various roles since 2014 and joined the Board in 2019.  Renee has worked and lived in the Cayman Islands for the last 19 years and is married with 2 teenage boys.

In her spare time, Renee enjoys drawing, painting and has a deep love of art, nature and animals, and conservation.

Originally from Australia and after working in many places around the world, Keiran moved to the Cayman Islands with his family in 2012.

Keiran has a Bachelor of Business Degree and a Graduate Diploma in Advanced Accounting from the Queensland University of Technology.  A qualified Chartered Accountant, Keiran works as a Cayman based Partner with a global accounting and professional services firm.

Since moving to Cayman, Keiran has become involved with a number of different local charities including Rotary where he is the current Acting Secretary.   He joined the Board of Jasmine in 2019.

In his spare time, Keiran enjoys running, sailing, travel, and following team sports.

Dr Lee trained as a general physician, then an anaesthetist, and finally settled in pain medicine for most of his clinical career.  He has always been passionate about good governance, clinical audit and the maintenance of high clinical standards.  He held the post of honorary senior lecturer at University College London for over 15 years whilst pursuing a multitude of research interests.

Dr Lee first joined Jasmine Board in 2013 and more recently has recently taken up the post of Chief Medical Officer with the Cayman Islands Government.

In his spare time, Dr. Lee likes to stay active outdoors, eat great home prepared food, and to keep enjoying every dawn for as long as possible.

Neal Lomax, a graduate of Oxford University, is an attorney of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands and a partner of Mourant Ozannes, specialising in all aspects of corporate work.

Neal moved to the Cayman Islands in 2003, prior to which he practised with Skadden, Arps and Simmons & Simmons in London, and with ENS in Johannesburg.

Neal has served on the Board of Jasmine since 2011. He spends much of his spare time playing sport and travelling with his two sons, Bobby and Jack.

Kerri Marquardt is originally from Canada and moved to Cayman in 2008 after spending 9 years in Bermuda. She has more than 13 years of experience in offshore corporate administration, 11 of these with a focus on board governance and support.

Kerri began volunteering with Jasmine in early 2018, providing the Board with assistance during meetings.  She joined the Jasmine Board in 2020 and serves as the Board Secretary.

Kerri enjoys traveling to new places, a good book, or simply relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Cayman.

Graham Pearson has been an entrepreneur in the technology and consultancy field for more than 30 years and started his career in the UK before relocating to Bermuda in the mid-80’s.  Graham and his wife Tara relocated to Cayman from 2005 to 2014 and returned again in 2016.

Graham has been elected to many boards over the years, from technology start-ups to well established international organisations, in addition to community focused non-profits such as The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman.

As well as enjoying life in the Cayman Islands, Graham and Tara spend several weeks a year in Sumter County, Florida, actively involved in assisting Parkinson’s sufferers (one of whom is a close family member).

Roy joined Jasmine’s Board of Directors in 2000, serving on its Executive Committee for several years.  He served as its Chairman in 2010.

A banking professional for 33 years, Roy worked at Barclays Bank (in Cayman & Anguilla) and Butterfield Bank.  He held a variety of management roles in retail banking, electronic banking & corporate banking.

In 2013 Roy joined the public service as  ‘Head of the Office of the Premier’, working directly with the then Premier and the elected Government.  In 2021, following the General Election, Roy remained in political life as Political Advisor and Executive Officer to the Leader of the Opposition.

Roy is married to Esther, and they have two daughters.  He enjoys cooking for family and friends as well as good red wine.  He relaxes by listening to music on his prized stereo, including listening to his collection of vinyl records.

In 2020 Roy was awarded the Cayman Islands Certificate and Badge of Honour in recognition of service to the country during the COVID 19 Pandemic.