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Shantana Brown was born in St. Elizabeth and raised in the capital, Kingston, Jamaica. She is the 2 of 5 children for her parents. She grew up in the inner city community of Denham Town where she learnt and honed several life skills. 

 She currently works full time but finds fulfillment through giving and sharing at her local church, in the community of Denham Town and anywhere an opportunity presents itself. She loves a good laugh and would prefer to spend an entire day listening to testimonies and experiences of individuals who overcame struggles,heartbreak in any form, sickness etc. to be who God has called them to be.   

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