Cecil Livingston Smith, son of Livingston Smith and Nancy Bain-Ellis, was recently sworn in as justice of the peace for The Commonwealth of The Bahamas. Smith, a native son of the soil, hails from Little Farmer's Cay and Stuart Manor, Exuma. He is professional realtor at Ocean View Realty in Exuma and is a man of integrity, good character and ethics.

Family, friends and well-wishers accompanied Smith as he was sworn in by the island's Administrator Neil Campbell. Rev. Stephen Smith congratulated Smith on his appointment and said that he is very deserving of it as a young man. He bestowed God's blessings upon him. His aunt Elsiemae Smith, who helped to raise him as a young boy, said she is proud of him as her "son" and wished him continued success.

Retired Administrator Everette Hart acknowledged Smith as his "adopted" son and congratulated him. He assertively confirmed that Smith would do well as he has great potential and always conducts himself with respect and decorum. He said Smith is upright and has great Christian values.

Alfred Rolle, deputy chief councillor for the district of Black Point, spoke highly of Smith, whom he has known for many years. He said that Smith is a good and honest man.

Similar sentiments were also expressed by Tyrone Munroe, director of operations, GIVE-Bahamas Inc., who was elated to see his fellow native brother receive such an honor.

Administrator Campbell affirmed that he has heard good things about Smith and congratulated him as a young man to help further enhance the development of our country.

Smith expressed his sincere gratitude to his family for their support and a heartfelt appreciation to his late boss Percy Randolph Fox, who has mentored him in the real estate profession. Cecil Smith is committed to ensuring that the premier services rendered by Percy Fox including notary, affidavits, wills, real estate, property management and legal documents are provided with proficiency and integrity.

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