LifeLine exists today because a group of friends got together to support a vision where everyone in the Cayman Islands understands the importance of CPR/AED training and has quick access to an AED.
We are driven by our personal stories and experiences, and we want the community to benefit from the knowledge we have acquired. It should not take the loss of a life to make positive changes.
Christina is an attorney who practised in the Cayman Islands for 11 years before giving up her position in 2020 to focus solely on LifeLine.
In 2018 Christina’s son, daughter and husband were diagnosed with an electrical heart condition called Long QT Syndrome.
Since then her family has embarked on a journey of medical education, including being trained and facilitating the training of countless others in the use of CPR and AEDs, and the dos and don'ts of life with a known electrical heart condition.
Christina is passionate about saving lives - LifeLine is the result of wanting something positive to come out of something negative.
Glenna has lived in Cayman since 2000, and she and her family have been dedicated supporters of various local charities over the years. Following the sudden passing of her husband, Julian Black, in May 2017 due to a genetic heart condition, she established the Julian Black Community Star Trust to honor his legacy of giving back.
It was during this time that she met Christina, who was working to launch LifeLine. Inspired by the initiative, Glenna became actively involved.
Today, through the Trust and her personal commitment, she serves as a director and dedicated supporter of LifeLine
Originally from Canada, Sharon relocated to Cayman in 2019. With her strong background in economics and business, Sharon ran her own home gym for several years, where she gained a profound understanding of the importance of CPR/AED training. In fact, she was so committed to ensuring the safety of her gym members that she personally invested in an AED machine.
As a Director of LifeLine, Sharon is dedicated to fostering a culture of collaboration, inclusivity, and excellence within the organization, which ultimately leads to positive community impact.
She firmly believes in the power of teamwork and the collective efforts of dedicated individuals to make a difference.
Marc is a Chartered Accountant with over 35 years of experience in finance and regulatory roles in the Cayman Islands.
The last 15 years as general manager of a law firm. Now retired, he dedicates his time to volunteering with several charities.
Marc is a strong advocate for public access to Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), having witnessed firsthand the life-saving impact of AEDs when two of his friends were saved by them in Cayman.
Wendy is a former Assistant Director with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). While working for the CRA, she was responsible for her department’s Workplace Health and Safety portfolio and actively managed the implementation of the AED management program and First Aid/CPR/AED training.
Wendy has lived in the Cayman Islands since 2012 and is the coordinator for our new LifeForce Programme.
Claire comes from a destination management and events background and moved from Scotland to the Cayman Islands in 2019. She has spent many hours working on the LifeLine database and has been an incredible asset to our new organisation.
Ben joins us on the technology front and has implemented a secure and modern IT platform for all of LifeLine’s online work.
With a long family history in the Cayman Islands, Ben is a familiar face to many and involved in a number of charitable organisations, and he is a Past President of the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman.
Bouke is LifeLine’s unofficial photographer when he is not busy selling houses for Williams2!
He has donated his time to help us with all of our headshots and photos at events. Thank you for capturing some very special moments for us!
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