- Advertisement -
[vc_images_carousel images=”65587,65589,65585,65586,65588,65584,65557,65558,65627,65625,65624,65595,65593,65592,65591,33274,65604,65590,65597,65628,65600,65598,65599,65603,65602,65601,65615,65594,65616,65617,65614,65613,65612,65611,65610,65609,65608,65607,65606,65605,59853,65578,65579,65596,65583,65582,65581,65580,65577,65576,65575,65574,65573,65572,65571,65570,44958,65569,65568,65567,65566,65564,65563,65562,65561,65560,65559,65556″ img_size=”600×350″ autoplay=”yes” hide_pagination_control=”yes” wrap=”yes” css_animation=”fadeIn” title=”The Pocket Rocket Foundation Florida Fundraiser”]
The second-fastest woman alive, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, was given keys to the city of Miramar, keys to Broward County, and a lifetime achievement award by the Jamaican consulate. Tuesday, November 16 was also proclaimed Ambassador Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Day, by the city of Miramar government.
