Pan Trin­ba­go Pres­i­dent Bev­er­ley Ram­sey-Moore has wished Row­ley a hap­py re­tire­ment, thank­ing him for the work he has done for the Steel­pan fra­ter­ni­ty, which in­clud­ed the of­fi­cial des­ig­na­tion of the Steel­pan as the Na­tion­al Mu­si­cal In­stru­ment, the change of the Coat of Arms and the pro­pos­al to build a new Pan Trin­ba­go Head­quar­ters on Wright­son Road. 

She al­so thanked Row­ley for the "sub­stan­tial fi­nan­cial sup­port for Panora­ma—cov­er­ing prizes,

ap­pear­ance fees, trans­port as­sis­tance, and aid to bands" which they said ad­vanced the cul­tur­al lega­cy. "

As for the cre­ation of the head­quar­ters, Ram­sey-Moore feels it will "stand as a trib­ute to the re­silience and glob­al sig­nif­i­cance of the Steel­pan, so­lid­i­fy­ing its place as the heart­beat of our na­tion’s cul­tur­al iden­ti­ty."

'As you close this chap­ter of pub­lic ser­vice, we thank you for your un­wa­ver­ing ded­i­ca­tion, fore­sight, and his­toric con­tri­bu­tions to the ad­vance­ment of the Steel­pan move­ment. Your lega­cy will for­ev­er be a guid­ing force in the con­tin­ued evo­lu­tion of our na­tion­al in­stru­ment. We wish you a ful­fill­ing and re­ward­ing re­tire­ment, filled with joy, re­flec­tion, and the sat­is­fac­tion of a lega­cy well se­cured," Ram­sey-Moore said.