Author: Shanice Gibbs

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.

GraceKennedy Financial Group says operations have resumed at one Western Union outlet in Westmoreland and another in Montego Bay, St. James.

This as services were disrupted due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Several persons in western Jamaica are unable to utilize essential services, including getting well-needed funds from loved ones.

Speaking with IRIE FM News, Senior Communications Manager Yolande Gyles Levy said GraceKennedy Financial Group is focused on getting its services back online.

This will be done as soon as electricity and internet access are restored across the island.

Gyles Levy also noted that Grace Kennedy is extending a special zero-fee transfer offer to help families in Jamaica reconnect and recover.