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My Guyanese Mom Rocks Mother’s Day Contest WINNER IS..

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By Guyanese Girl May 3, 2015

Congratulations to the winner of our mother’s day contest, Malissa G,  who answered “My Guyanese Mom Rocks because she is our Rock & Foundation!  Malissa will received this beautiful custom made GGR rhinestone watch!  Thank you to everyone who participated and HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!

My Guyanese Mom Rocks Winner

THE CONTEST…

Mother’s Day is one week away and GGR wants to give a lucky Mom a special gift!  Complete this sentence [ON FACEBOOK] for a chance to win a GGR Rhinestone Watch.    “My Guyanese Mom rocks because ……… ”  You must also *LIKE* and *SHARE* this photo  [ON FACEBOOK] to be selected.  One winner will be announced on the evening of 5/8/15.

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Cloyette Harris-Stoute is a proud Guyanese based in Queens, New York. She's the founder of the Guyanese Girls Rock Blog, Founder & President of Guyanese Girls Rock Foundation, Inc. and Owner of Guyanese Girls Rock Apparels. A self-professed techie, she's an IT Manager at a prestigious New York City Hospital. She also owns her own fine jewelry business, Twin Elegance.
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Malissa G
May 4, 2015 at 5:39 pm
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My Guyanese Mom Rocks because she is our Rock & Foundation!

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