By JEFFARAH GIBSON

Tribune Features Writer

FORMER senior commissioner of police, the late Stanley Riddell Moir, is no longer around to carry on a family tradition known as the AMGU Awards, which stands for "a Moir never gives up", but his grandchildren intend to keep the tradition alive.

Mr Moir, who died at age 89, started the family award as a way to encourage his grandchildren to always persevere whenever they felt like giving up. Anytime they felt a feat could not be accomplished, he was always quick to remind them that "a Moir never gives up".

Building up a person, whether a family member or a stranger was just Mr Moir's nature. He loved to see people progress ...

Click here to read more at The Tribune