List_of_recipients_of_the_Order_of_Jamaica
This list includes the names of people who have received the Order of Jamaica, sorted alphabetically by last name, along with the year in which they were honoured.[1] Members of the Order of Jamaica are entitled to be styled "The Honourable" and have the post-nominal letters 'O.J.' and 'O.J. (Hon.)', as appropriate.[1]
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Recipient | Year |
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Giuseppe (Pino) Maffessanti | 2018[2] |
Howard Aris | 2012[3] |
Professor Barbara Evelyn Bailey | 2008[4] |
Amy Bailey | 1990[5] |
Enid Bennett | 2012[3] |
Christopher Blackwell | 2004[6] |
Bishop Herro Blair | 2007[7][8] |
Usain Bolt | 2009[9][10] |
Steve Bucknor | 2007[8] |
Archbishop Lawrence Burke | 2009[10] |
Dr. Gladstone Chang | 2011[11] |
Bill Clarke | 2007[8] |
Sue M. Cobb | 2010[12] |
Headley Cunningham | 2007[7] |
Queen Sofía of Spain | 2009[13] |
Dr. Rae Davis | 2006[14] |
Godfrey Glengoffe Dyer | 2018[15] |
May Farquharson | 1990[5] |
Michael Fennell | 2005[16] |
Professor Peter Figueroa | 2008[4] |
Arnold Foote | 2010[12] |
Terrence Forrester | 2012[3] |
Vincent Stephen Francis | 2017[17] |
Dr. Julius Winston Garvey | 2019[18] |
Dr. Mavis Gilmour-Petersen | 2009[19] |
Dr. Carolyn Gomes | 2009[10] |
Reverend Weeville Gordon | 2007[7] |
Phillip Frederick Gore | 2017[17] |
Ray Elias Hadeed | 2006[14] |
Professor Kenneth O. Hall | 2004[6] |
Tony Hart | 2017[17] |
Zaila McCalla | 2007[20] |
Dr. Marshall McGowan Hall | 2010[12] |
Hugh Hart | 2011[11] |
Toots Hibbert | 2012[3] |
Richard Ho Lung | 2008[21] |
Patrick Andrew Alwyn Junior Hylton | 2020[22] |
Earl Wesley Adolph Jarrett | 2018[15] |
Professor Edwin Jones | 2007[8] |
Grace Beverly Jones | 2018[15] |
Byron Lee | 2008[23] |
Michael Lee-Chin | 2008[4] |
Robert Earle Levy | 2019[18] |
Beverley Lopez | 2006[14] |
Henry Lowe | 2012[3] |
Ferdinand Mahfood | 2012[3] |
Dr. Alferita Constantia "Rita" Marley | 2019[18] |
Neville McCook | 2006[14] |
Archibald McDonald | 2017[17] |
Claude McKay | 1977 (posthumous)[24][25] |
Queen's Counsel Shirley Miller | 2004[6] |
Professor Owen St. Clair Morgan | 2006[14] |
Peter Moses | 2011[11] |
Keble Munn | 2007[8] |
Merlene Joyce Ottey | 2020[22] |
Frank Phipps | 2011[11] |
Robert Dixon Pickersgill | 2019[18] |
Dorothy Pine-McLarty | 2007[8] |
Monsignor Gregory Ramkissoon | 2010[12] |
Donald Reece | 2012[3] |
Reverend Alfred Reid | 2005[16] |
Molly Rhone | 2011[11] |
Patrick Robinson | 2009[10] |
Derrick Rochester | 2012[3] |
Karl George Samuda | 2020[22] |
Douglas Anthony Clive Saunders | 2011[11] |
Professor Gordon Shirley | 2009[10] |
Reverend Carmen Stewart | 2007[7] |
Clifton George Whyms Stone | 2017[17] |
Adrian Strachan | 2007[26] |
Thomas George Tavares-Finson | 2020[22] |
Garth Taylor | 2005[16] |
Muriel Lowe Valentine | 2009[10] |
Bunny Wailer | 2012[3] |
Danville Walker | 2008[4] |
Basil Watson | 2005[16] |
Brian Hector John Wynter | 2020[22] |
Professor Sylvia Wynter | 2010[12] |
Kenneth Smith | 1973[27][28] |
Dr. Kenneth Osbourne Rattray | 1983[29][30] |
Pearnel Patroe Charles | 2021[31] |
Dr. Peter David Phillips | 2021[31] |
Ian Kent Levy | 2021[31] |
Ernest Adheir "Ernie" Ranglin | 2021[31] |
Montgomery Bernard "Monty" Alexander | 2022[32] |
Joan Isabelle Duncan | 2022 (posthumous)[32] |
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce | 2022[32] |
Olivia "Babsy" Grange | 2022[32] |
Justice (Ret'd) Karl Stanhope Harrison | 2022[32] |
Rita Humphries-Lewin | 2022[32] |
Professor Maureen A. Samms-Vaughan | 2022[32] |
Audrey Vivia Sewell | 2022[32] |
Professor Alvin George Wint | 2022[32] |
Sheryl Lee Ralph | 2022 (honorary)[32] |
Howard Gregory | 2023[33] |
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