BERNADETTE SCOTT

 

BERNADETTE SCOTT  bernadettescott6@gmail.com  

Academic Achievements
The University of Toronto B.A. Psychology and Education and Society

George Brown College, Toronto, Ontario – AIIC, Registered Brokers of Ontario 
Shaw Business College, Toronto, Ontario – General Secretarial Diploma 
Parkdale College Institute, Toronto, Ontario – OSSHGD (OntarioSecondary School 
Honour Graduation Diploma)

St. Francois Girls College, Port-of-Spain Trinidad, West Indies - 5 GCE O’Level Subjects:  English Language, English Literature, French, Spanish, West Indian History (credits and distinctions).



Employment Profile 

Toronto District School Board (The Board Of Education for the City of Toronto)

Secretary – Superintendent’s Secretary, Planning Department
Secretary – Human Resources Department 
Secretary – Special Education Department 
Secretary – Computer Services
Educational Assistant – Downtown Alternative School  

Children’s Aid Society of Metropolitan Toronto  Human Resources Manager and Benefits Manager 
Remedial Reading Centre, Toronto, Ontario Administrative Assistant  Occasional Teacher 
Lyon and Butler Insurance  Personal Lines Representative:  Automobile and Residential Insurance 
Norman F. Henry Insurance
Secretary, Personal Assistant, Invoice Typist, Receptionist
Recording/Transcribing Assistant for website and books for owner/founder

WWW.GOUDASFOODS.COM Goudas Foods International Organization

WWW.MR GOUDAS BOOKS.COM  publishing organization 

WWW.FLYERMALL.COM   Assistant for website creations and promotions

WWW,BILLBOARDORG.COM ORGANIZATION RESEARCH AND CREATION OF BIOS

WWW.GOUDAS RECIPRS.COM   Goudas Multicultural recipes

WWW.FLYERMALL TUBES.COM

ARTICLES BIOS 

REMEMBERING KENN F. SHAH 2002

 

I am, Bernadette Scott, one of the writers of this biography of Spyros Peter Goudas and I have been assigned the privilege of writing the following small article about Mr. Kenn F. Shah, O.M.C, B.Sc., Chairman of Republic Day Celebrations, Toronto, Canada, a gentleman who played a very important role in Mr. Goudas’ life.

Channelling all my energy as a Trinidadian (by birth) and a mas lover, I could visualize Mr. Kenn F. Shah, mas man, bandleader, and an integral part of the Caribana Committee, in the middle of his mas camp with a steel drum player strategically ringing out the above Goudas Song rhythm on the steeldrum.

What a moment of inspiration. At that moment, Kenn may have finally found enough confidence and drive to contact this Mr. Goudas individual with a proposal to enter the Caribana Festival in the early 1970s.

As a matter of fact, the Goudas Theme Song with its dancing rice and beans orchestra is an excellent rhythm for a steel drum solo. 

Coincidentally, the idea and song was a Trinidadian experience - the product of an idea by Mr. Jasse McDonald (a former radio personality in Trinidad and Tobago) and the Raymond family, also from this twin-island nation of The Carnival, in 1973.  

TRIBUTE TO  HIS WORSHIP JUSTICE OF THE PEACE   BILL FATSIS    ΒΑΣΙΛΗΣ ΦΑΤΣΗΣ

YES SIR BOOK

I admire and respect Mr. Goudas for many, reasons. This entrepreneur has enabled me to retain a very special part of, my originality and heritage. His products have allowed me to continue eating the foods I grew up on, thereby passing on my culture to my offspring through food, and it has caused me to recall very pleasant moments with loved ones. There are no words in this word to describe this.
I believe for this reason Mr. Goudas will forever be blessed. Thank you.

  

Dear Friends, Customers and Readers: Spyros Peter Goudas has given his permission to have this biography of his life compiled and published. He wishes to acknowledge the loyalty of all his employees, both domestic and abroad. He thanks the media, who have written and published favourable articles over the years.
The life and tireless efforts of Mr. Goudas are an inspiration to all of us, especially to all new Canadians.

Mr. Goudas, therefore, dedicates this book to all the immigrants in Canada, who in their own way shaped the path of this beautiful country.
The stories and articles have been written and recorded as they were told. We urge you to read this book with a lot of patience and understanding. Forgive any errors of omission and commission.

  

Mr.Goudas about Jim Kottas

As I was watching him fall asleep, I thought to myself should I have to write an article about this man, what would the title be? At this precise moment,

I recalled his early career beginnings as a Shepherd and I decided that the title would be, 
A Wise Shepherd and that is the title of my article. Bernadette Scott help me with the process.

The story of Jim was extraordinary and similar to the film in withing the ling below 

Eleni starring John Malkovich, Kate Nelligan, Linda Hunt Eleni It is the most powerful film, starring John Malkovich, Kate Nelligan, Linda Hunt Oliver Cotton Ronald Pickup and Glenne Headly. about the Greek Civil War portraying in detail the impact and the effects of that era.
We are very fortunate to be able to find the film “Eleni” with Greek subtitles.
(Coincidentally, we are also acquainted with Mr. Jim Kottas, who was also part of the “paidomazoma” from Prosvoro in north Greece who wrote about it in a book, since he is an accomplished Greek author.)
Just after the Civil War, in 1954 the international Red Cross and the Greek government negotiated the return of the “paidomazoma” children.

On Jul 23, 2018, we received the sad news of the passing of Jim Kottas. Bernadette Scott was a speaker at the funeral explaining the life story of Jim sins she was familiar with his life story 

 

AN EASTER STORYBOOK

"When a relationship ends, deep emotional distress can result in loss of appetite, mistrust in everyone, no display of happiness, and overall seclusion from everything. I
t is not something you can go to the doctor for. Only time heals wounds such as these..." This story takes place during an Easter Weekend in Greece, where an abundance of food and tradition are part of the festive atmosphere.
It reminds us that when you feel that there is nowhere to go and no one to turn to, there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Mr. Goudas further related to me that there was an article published in the Caribbean Camera about this particular reporter’s battle with cancer. He continued by saying that Bernadette, one of his assistants read the article battle with cancer and recognized the reporter’s name and brought it to his attention.
At that time, Bernadette Scott, the lady who has spent many lifetimes according to her, as part of the research into Mr. Goudas’ life, wrote an article to the editor of the newspaper about the journalist

I am, Bernadette Scott, Channelling all my energy as a Trinidadian (by birth) and a mas lover, I could visualize Mr. Kenn F. Shah, mas man, bandleader and an integral part of the Caribana Committee, in the middle of his mas camp with a steel drum player strategically ringing out the above Goudas Song rhythm on the steel drum.

What a moment of inspiration. At that moment, Kenn may have finally found enough confidence and drive to contact this Mr. Goudas  Spyros Peter Goudas individual with a proposal to enter the Caribana Festival in the early 1970s.

It is safe to say that Mr. Goudas ( Spyros Peter Goudas ) is one of the grandfathers and pioneers of the Caribana celebration.