BY HORACE HINES—       Robert Young (right), senior database administrator for the Gerontology Research Group (GRG) presents a plaque to 115-year-old Viola Moss Brown for being the oldest person in Jamaica. (PHOTO: PHILLIP LEMONTE) Viola Moss Brown raises her hands in the air as she acknowledges the accolades heaped on her at her birthday party Viola Moss Brown ‘Aunt V’ (left), prepares to cut her birthday cake with the assistance of her granddaughter, Lelieth Palmer (second left), and her eldest son Harold Fairweather. (PHOTOS: PHILLIP LEMONTE) —-  Viola Moss Brown, whose life spans three centuries, was on Sunday hailed by Queen Elizabeth II for reaching the age of 115, making her Jamaica’s confirmed oldest person and the island the smallest nation to produce a person of her age. “Mrs Violet Moss Brown, my congratulations to you … Read entire article »