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Published:Thursday | January 18, 2024 | 12:07 AM
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Patriarch Karl Hendrickson (left) and his wife Nel lift their glasses in celebration of Karl’s 94th birthday during the National Baking Company Limited’s unveiling event for the plant being built in Catherine Hall, St James.
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Patriarch Karl Hendrickson (left) and his wife Nel lift their glasses in celebration of Karl’s 94th birthday during the National Baking Company Limited’s unveiling event for the plant being built in Catherine Hall, St James.
Christopher Zacca (right), president and chief executive officer, Sagicor, greets the birthday celebrant, retired businessman Karl Hendrickson, during his 94th birthday celebration at the Hilton Rose Hall Hotel in St James.
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Christopher Zacca (right), president and chief executive officer, Sagicor, greets the birthday celebrant, retired businessman Karl Hendrickson, during his 94th birthday celebration at the Hilton Rose Hall Hotel in St James.
Four generations of the Hendrickson family (from left) Butch, Karl, Craig and Blake.
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Four generations of the Hendrickson family (from left) Butch, Karl, Craig and Blake.
Karl Hendrickson (centre) cutting his birthday cake with his grandchildren (from left) Alex Hendrickson, Laura Kerr Wates, Matthew Lyn, Rachel Hendrickson Myers, Karlene Hendrickson, Blake Hendrickson, Amanda Hendrickson, Amy Kerr and Craig Hendrickson.
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Karl Hendrickson (centre) cutting his birthday cake with his grandchildren (from left) Alex Hendrickson, Laura Kerr Wates, Matthew Lyn, Rachel Hendrickson Myers, Karlene Hendrickson, Blake Hendrickson, Amanda Hendrickson, Amy Kerr and Craig Hendrickson.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness (left) greets Karl Hendrickson.
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Prime Minister Andrew Holness (left) greets Karl Hendrickson.
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Members of the Hendrickson family journeyed to the Hilton Rose Hall Hotel in St James to not only celebrate the 94th birthday of National Baking Company Limited’s patriarch, Karl Hendrickson, but also to show the concept of a $6.7-billion plant for the parish which will be launched in 2025. Something Extra has the highlights.