At the crest of the hilltop leading towards New Plymouth, your eyes are drawn to the lighted garland wrapped arches topped with red velvet bows.  Traveling down the lane you’ll find street lights festooned with whimsical decorations, along with Santas, Elves and Christmas characters greeting you on street corners.  Fanny McIntosh has been the Green Turtle Cay “lighting director” since 2012 after creators, Jim and Marilyn Saunders, passed on the torch. Fanny is the backbone, t

Life often takes us on unexpected twists and turns, and for Amy, a surprising turn of events sparked a beautiful new chapter in her life....

Karen Mcintosh I moved many times growing up. My parents volunteered at school, church and in the community everywhere we went. My...

Adelaide Levarity Pinder Michael, my seventh sibling, was truly a gift and a blessing. His light will shine above, and it did on earth....

Lewis Louie Louie Dames “Nobody was a better arm wrestler than Big Mike. Shaking hands with him was like shaking hands with an 8”...

Kola McIntosh (Wells) Michael’s mom, Emily, and my dad, Thomas, were sister and brother. Big Mike and I were first cousins. From...

“Boy” Arnold Newbold I was living in Cooperstown working at Treasure Cay Pool company when I first came over to GTC to play in a softball...

Brendal Stevens Big Mike was a man large in stature, with a firm handshake and a very kind manner. He made a significant impression...

Molly McIntosh "When I first came to GTC in 1986, the ferry was not running back then. I moved here in 1990 to work at Bluff House, and...