Dr. David K. Evans first came to Roatan in June of 1961. On his way to Nicaragua’s Corn Islands, it was by chance that he landed on the Honduran coast and met Walter McNab, a young boat captain from French Harbour. “When I got off a mail boat in Coxen

After 20 years in architecture, Sorrenti now has architectural offices in Canada, Roatan and is planning in opening one in Nicaragua. He has the reputation of being the best architect-designer on the Bay Islands and the projects just keep on coming in.

Mayor Cooper was raised and educated in Utila. He became a ship’s mate working abroad and came back in 1993 to become the first Utilian to be certified as a SCUBA diving instructor. He founded his own dive shop a year later and worked in real estate for

Mayor Eddie Tatum, 37, was born and educated on Guanaja. Before being elected to his first public office as Guanaja’s Mayor, Tatum has worked managing his family’s dry-dock and freight service businesses. He is married and has two children. In the 2005

Thierry De Pierrefeu Midence, 45, was born in Tegucigalpa and studied in France, earning a Master’s degree in Finance. Upon returning to Honduras, he joined Grupo Midence, a holding company involved in several Central American countries. He formed a partnership

Brad Warren, 43, comes from Southern California where, for 11 years, he had a career as a motivational speaker. “I realized that attitude is everything and I got tired of being broke,” said Warren. In 1999, he participated in several mission trips bringing

Dr. Jose Guillermo Flores Rodas, 59, holds a degree in BS in Forestry, MA and PhD in Natural Resources Economics from University of Washington in Seattle. In 1975 he was one of the founding members of the National School of Forest Science in Ciguatepece.

As the island grows the issue of dependable power becomes more and more critical. For two weeks in July, Roatan was faced with a series of unscheduled blackouts, sometimes as many as five times in one day, for as long as eight hours. The unpredictability

It was an opportunity to be a part of a boy’s camp in Tobago that opened Lloyd Davidson’s horizons toward the sea and the Caribbean. He became fascinated with the sea, marine life and diving. Davidson, 58, from Tennessee, participated in the organizing

Ms. Candace Wells Hammond is a graduate of North Carolina’s Tobi Coburn Girls College. Following her graduation she took a gardening course at Oxford. “To help the plants was my concern at the time,” says Ms. Candace. Back in North Carolina, she worked