Born in Guanaja, Spanish Honduras, Corine V. Solomon grew up in a vibrant community until the age of six, when her family migrated to Grand Cayman Island. She spent her formative years on the island, where she received her education and developed a passion for learning.Driven to further her education, Corine pursued correspondence courses from Sheffield, England, and the News Paper Institutes of America, specializing in writing for radio and television, as well as short story writing. She also attended the Hotel Training College in The Bahamas, expanding her skillset and interests.A talented wordsmith, Corine, has received awards for her poetry, including her acclaimed stage play, "Pitty Paul." She has authored two published books, "IT'S WHO" and "ACCESS TO BEYOND," showcasing her literary prowess.In addition to her literary achievements, Corine has been a devoted wife for sixty-two years and a loving mother to six biological children ? five sons and one daughter ? as well as a stepmother to two adopted daughters. Her dedication to her family has been a cornerstone of her life. With a heart full of love, she has also been blessed with eleven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren, who bring her immense joy and fulfillment.For many years, Corine? has shared her faith and spiritual insights through teaching Bible lessons in five different settings. Despite facing numerous physical and spiritual challenges within her family, including division and marital unfaithfulness, she has remained steadfast in her faith, trusting in God's guidance and wisdom.Today, Corine's greatest dreams are to remain faithful to God, be a vessel of honor in His Kingdom, and see all her offspring come to know Him. She prays for the ability to expand her donation ministry to the poor and build a Christian orphanage, where she can serve others and bring hope to those in need.Corine's extraordinary life is a testament to the power of faith, resilience, and determination. Her story serves as an inspiration to countless individuals, demonstrating that even in the face of adversity, one can emerge stronger, wiser, and more devoted to their core values.