Alison Roach-Wilson

Alison Roach-Wilson was the late Consul General of Jamaica to New York, known for her unwavering dedication to public service and her impactful contributions to education, technology, and healthcare capacity building. She was celebrated for her philanthropic efforts, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, where she initiated community support programs and ensured that stranded Jamaicans could return home. Roach-Wilson was awarded the Order of Distinction for her service and was remembered as a beloved figure in the Jamaican diaspora, who always prioritized the needs of others over her own.